Red Chimichurri

In this Red Chimichurri Sauce Recipe (or Chimichurri Rojo), we use the base of a typical chimichurri and add some fun extra elements to make it red!

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Ingredients List:

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Add all of the ingredients to a food processor and pulse until well blended.

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Put the chimichurri in a bowl or jar and put in the fridge to allow it to cool down. Remove it from the fridge once ready to use.

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ENJOY!

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Expert Tips:

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Red Chimichurri

In this Red Chimichurri Sauce Recipe (or Chimichurri Rojo), we use the base of a typical chimichurri and add some fun extra elements to make it red!

Ingredients List:

Roasted Bell Pepper Parsley Red Wine Vinegar Garlic Smoked Paprika Ground Cumin

Add all of the ingredients to a food processor and pulse until well blended.

Put the chimichurri in a bowl or jar and put in the fridge to allow it to cool down. Remove it from the fridge once ready to use.

ENJOY!

Expert Tips:

You can use your red chimichurri in a lot of different ways! As mentioned before it is great as a marinade. You can also use it as a dipping sauce.

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Argentinian Chimichurri

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