Argentine Cuisine

National

Argentine cooking; beef and fire, wheat, maize and regional traditions from the Northwest to Patagonia. Not defined by European migration alone.

Atlas โ€” where and when

Where in the world

Related foodways

This foodway relates to

  • related to Brazilian Cuisine documented
  • related to Italian documented

    Roughly half of a vast immigration was Italian, and the everyday kitchen shows it more than in almost any other country outside Italy.

  • related to Rรญo de la Plata Foodways documented

    Buenos Aires and the littoral are the other shore of the same food region.

  • related to Spanish Foodways documented

    Colonial Spain, the language, the empanada and the puchero.

Recorded as relating to this foodway

  • migrated to Migration and Paraguayan Food documented
  • migrated to Syrian Diaspora Foodways documented

    The empanada รกrabe is the same dish as the sfiha.

  • part of Buenos Aires Foodways documented

    โš  The Autonomous City, which is a distinct jurisdiction from Buenos Aires Province.

  • related to Bolivian Cuisine documented

    Large Bolivian migration to Argentina, and shared Andean foodways in Salta and Jujuy.

  • related to Brazilian Cuisine documented

    A shared gaรบcho and mate world across the southern border.

  • related to Chilean Cuisine documented

    A 5,300 km border, Patagonia, Mapuche communities on both sides, and constant migration.

  • related to Paraguayan Cuisine documented

    The largest immigrant community in Argentina is Paraguayan, and the Argentine northeast shares the Guaranรญ layer.

  • related to Uruguayan Cuisine documented

    โš  The closest relationship Uruguay has. Asado, mate, dulce de leche, milanesa, pizza and the pastry counter are shared, with different national habits โ€” and a dish being shared does not make it either countryโ€™s.

Regional cuisines

Dishes

Recipes

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