
Chimichurri recipe is an Argentinian sauce that takes steak to a whole new level! It’s vibrant, tangy, and just the right amount of kick. Whether you’re grilling steak, chicken, fish, or even prawns, this herby sauce is a must-try. I made this over the weekend and drizzled it generously over a beautiful Cote de Boeuf. The combination of fresh herbs, garlic, and a touch of sweetness from Belazu’s Agridulce made every bite unforgettable. The best part? You can easily adjust it to your liking with some simple substitutions like lemon juice or white wine vinegar. This recipe is quick, easy, and will have everyone asking for more!
Method:
Chop the Herbs and Garlic
Start by preparing the fresh ingredients. Begin with finely chopping the parsley and coriander. Make sure the herbs are chopped into small pieces so that they blend well together and form a smooth sauce. After chopping the herbs, take your garlic clove and mince it finely. The more finely minced, the better it will mix into the sauce. Lastly, slice the red chilli into small dice. Be cautious with the seeds, as they can add extra heat, and if you prefer a milder sauce, you can remove them.
Combine Ingredients in a Bowl
Once all your ingredients are prepped, it’s time to bring them together. Place your chopped parsley, coriander, minced garlic, and diced red chilli into a medium-sized mixing bowl. This will be the base for your chimichurri sauce, so make sure the bowl is big enough to stir everything thoroughly.
Add Olive Oil and Agridulce
Now, it’s time to add the oil and the Agridulce for that perfect balance of richness and sweetness. Pour in a generous amount of extra virgin olive oil (around 1/3 cup should do). I recommend using high-quality olive oil for the best flavor this really makes a difference! Next, add a generous glug of Belazu Orange Blossom Honey Agridulce. The sweetness of the Agridulce will help balance out the acidity of the other ingredients, creating a wonderful contrast in the sauce.
Season and Stir
Season the sauce with a generous pinch of salt and a few cracks of black pepper. These simple seasonings are essential to enhance the flavor of your chimichurri. Stir everything together using a spoon, ensuring the olive oil and Agridulce are well distributed throughout the herbs and garlic. The mixture should come together beautifully, with the oil helping all the ingredients to combine into a lovely sauce.
Taste and Adjust
This step is where you get to customize the chimichurri to your liking. Take a small taste and assess the flavor. If you feel it needs more sweetness, you can add a little more Agridulce. If you prefer more tang, a splash of white wine vinegar or lemon juice can bring an extra kick to the sauce. Stir well again and taste until you’re happy with the balance of flavors.
Let it Rest and Serve
For the best results, let the chimichurri sit for at least 30 minutes. This allows the flavors to meld and develop further. If you have time, you can even prepare it a few hours ahead and store it in the fridge to enhance the flavors even more. When ready to serve, simply drizzle it generously over your grilled meats, fish, or roasted vegetables. Enjoy the fresh, herby goodness with every bite!
Necessary Tools:
- Knife and chopping board
- Bowl for mixing
- Spoon for stirring
Easy Chimichurri Recipe (Authentic Argentinian Herb Sauce for Steak)
Cuisine: ArgentinianDifficulty: Easy4
servings10
minutes10
minutesIngredients
Handful of parsley
Handful of coriander
1 garlic clove, minced
1/2 red chilli, diced
A generous glug of extra virgin olive oil (I used @unto_toscano)
A generous glug of Belazu Orange Blossom Honey Agridulce
Salt & pepper to taste
Directions
- Start by finely chopping your parsley and coriander. Mince the garlic and dice the red chilli.
- In a bowl, mix together the herbs, garlic, and chilli. Add a good glug of olive oil and Agridulce.
- Season with a generous pinch of salt and pepper. Stir everything together well.
- Taste and adjust to your liking if you want it sweeter, add more Agridulce; if you prefer tangy, a splash of vinegar works great too!
- Drizzle generously over your favorite grilled meats, fish, or vegetables. Enjoy!
Notes
- When chopping your herbs, be sure to chop them finely. This ensures the sauce blends well and coats your meat evenly.
- Adjust the amount of Agridulce or vinegar based on how tangy or sweet you prefer your sauce. It’s always best to taste and tweak it as you go!
- If you’re making this in advance, give it some time to marinate in the fridge. The flavors meld together better after a couple of hours!





Serving Suggestions:
- Serve it on a perfectly grilled steak like Cote de Boeuf, just like I did.
- Drizzle it over grilled chicken or fish for a fresh, zesty flavor boost.
- It’s also perfect on grilled veggies, making it a great side for your BBQ spread.
- Want to try something new? Use it as a dip for crusty bread or roasted potatoes!
Fun Fact:
Chimichurri isn’t just for steaks! It’s versatile enough to go with a variety of dishes. In Argentina, it’s a staple that pairs with grilled meats, but you can also use it as a marinade or even drizzle it over your favorite roasted vegetables for extra flavor.
Conclusion:
Chimichurri is such a simple yet flavorful sauce that takes any meal from good to great. It’s perfect for summer BBQs, casual dinners, or even as a gift for fellow food lovers. Trust me, once you try this, you’ll want to drizzle it on everything! It’s a fresh, herby, and tangy sauce that adds just the right zing to your dishes. Give it a try and let your taste buds enjoy the flavors of Argentina!



