Gaucho Life Blog

Grilling Under a Gazebo 101 Guide

The Pampa—a vast, endless plain where gauchos roam in search of lost cattle, riding from one Estancia to another for work or simply to satisfy their free will. Preparing a hearty meal out there is ...

BBQ Grilled Vegetables: Your Next Favorite Meal

Grilled vegetables are a secret weapon for any self-respecting Argentine Asador— the unsung heroes of any BBQ. With instinct and precision, an Asador uses fire and seasoning to release and elevate ...

BBQ Grilled Chicken: All that You Need to Know

At Gaucho Life, we believe that mastering the grill is an art form—just like the gauchos who perfected the craft of cooking over fire on the open pampas—and grilled chicken is the perfect canvas. J...

Best Meats for an Argentinian Grill: What to Choose and How to Prepare

Argentinian grilling, or asado, is more than just a way to cook; it's a cherished tradition that brings people together over flavorful meats cooked to perfection. If you're looking to replicate thi...

Must-Have Yerba Mate Accessories: Essential Items for Every Mate Lover

If you are a passionate yerba mate lover, you know that enjoying this traditional South American beverage is more than just sipping tea. The experience involves a variety of unique accessories that...

Gourds mate cup vs. wooden yerba mate cup - what's the difference?

Yerba mate, a cherished drink from South America, is enjoyed for its robust flavor and the cultural rituals surrounding its consumption. The vessel you choose for drinking yerba mate can significan...

Secrets of Argentinian Marinades: How to Flavor Your Meat for the Grill

Argentinian cuisine is renowned for its mouthwatering meats and vibrant flavors. Central to this culinary tradition are the exquisite marinades that transform ordinary cuts of meat into extraordina...

Savoring every sip - the importance of selecting the right Yerba Mate Cup

Choosing the right yerba mate cup is crucial for enjoying this traditional South American drink. The type of cup you use affects the flavor and feel of your yerba mate. This guide will help you und...

Argentinian Iron Cross BBQ - what is it for and how to use it?

Argentine cuisine is celebrated for its robust flavors and communal cooking practices, and the Iron Cross BBQ is a centerpiece of this tradition. Known locally as 'Asado a la Cruz,' the method invo...

Grill master? Check out the best argentine grill kit

As a grill enthusiast or a budding chef, the allure of Argentine grilling is undeniable. It's a culinary tradition steeped in history and flavor, where the grill isn't just a cooking apparatus but ...