Rodrigo learned the asado from his grandfather in Mendoza, where a proper fire is built from scratch and tended with patience, not timers. He roasts whole cuts over a wood-and-charcoal fire that he maintains from ember to ash, teaching that the cook's role is to understand the fire's mood, not control it. His lamb shoulders and short ribs spend hours rotating over the coals, emerging with a caramelized crust and a core so tender it barely needs a knife.
Voice · warm, rustic, evocative, patient, poetic
The essential curation of Rodrigo's favorites.