Speed Pulling Chopper Chimichurri: A vibrant, herby Argentine sauce made effortlessly using a manual speed chopper
Chimichurri is a classic Argentinian condiment made with fresh herbs, garlic, chili, olive oil, and vinegar. Traditionally served with grilled meats, it's known for its bold, fresh flavor and versatility. Using a speed pulling chopper makes this no-cook sauce even quicker and easier to prepare in small batches.
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What is Chimichurri?
Chimichurri is a tangy, garlicky herb sauce from Argentina and Uruguay. It’s typically green (chimichurri verde) and made with parsley, garlic, vinegar, and oil. It’s a fresh and zesty complement to roasted or grilled proteins.
Main Ingredients of Chimichurri
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Fresh parsley for a bright herbal base
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Garlic and shallot for pungency
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Red wine vinegar for acidity
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Olive oil for richness
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Red pepper flakes or chili for a kick
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Dried oregano for an earthy note
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What Is So Special About Chimichurri?
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No cooking required
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Comes together in under 5 minutes
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Uses pantry and fresh ingredients
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Extremely versatile—pairs with grilled meats, vegetables, sandwiches, or even as a salad drizzle
Quick and Easy Chimichurri in Speed Pulling Chopper
Forget knives and cutting boards. Just toss all the ingredients in your manual chopper, pull a few times, and it’s ready to serve. This method makes it super accessible, even in small kitchens or for on-the-go camping meals.
How to Make Chimichurri
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In a speed pulling chopper, add:
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2 cups packed parsley leaves and tender stems (about 50g)
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3–4 garlic cloves
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1 medium shallot, minced
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½ tsp dried oregano
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½–¾ tsp fine sea salt
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½–1 tsp red chili flakes or 1 finely chopped jalapeño/Fresno chili
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¼ to ⅓ cup red wine vinegar (adjust to taste)
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½ cup extra virgin olive oil
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Pull the chopper 5–8 times or until everything is finely chopped and combined.
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Taste and adjust salt, chili, or vinegar as desired.
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Serve fresh or let it sit for 30 minutes to allow flavors to meld.
Expert Tips
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Use flat-leaf parsley for best flavor.
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Let the chimichurri sit for a bit before serving to deepen the flavors.
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Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days. Bring to room temperature before serving.
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