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"This TOO easy sauce, of Argentine origin, makes your steak taste like it was just dragged through the garden! Great on rare, chargrilled, flank steak."

Ingredients: dried oregano, extra virgin olive oil...

"This marinade is for rotisserie chicken, but you can also marinade chicken parts (even boneless skinless breasts!) and cook in oven or on grill. It’s deliciously lemony and garlicky. A bit of vinegar makes it even brighter-tasting. Great paired with a fruity Argentinian Malbec."

Ingredients: ground cumin, fresh ground pepper...

"This recipe is from Canadian Living's Get Grilling: Summer 2007. It's a wonderful sauce and marinade that's also called chimichurri rojo. To marinate 1 lb of lamb chops, boneless pork chops, steak or chicken legs you'll need 1/3 cup of sauce. Marinade the meat for 4 to 24 hours before grilling."

Ingredients: pepper, ground cumin...

"We use this all the time . Works well with beef or chicken. I also use it to marinate chicken breasts for salads and other uses."

Ingredients: fresh ground pepper, cumin...

"Although it is indicated as a marinade for 'meat,' it was probably meant for beef. This recipe is posted as prepare for participation in World Tour 4!"

Ingredients: curry powder, fresh cilantro...

"Is a traditional base to many latin-style dishes. The building block mixture of annatto, onion, garlic, peppers, and cilantro adds a wonderful flavor and depth to almost any meal. This freezes well and can be used throughout the year.Can be put into ice cube trays then removed when frozen and place in freezer bags."

Ingredients: fresh cilantro, garlic...

"This is a staple in Ingrid Hoffman's pantry. It's great on almost anything. You can use it as a spice rub, in soups and sauces or mix with a liquid to make a marinade. Store this in a tightly covered jar, in a cool & dry place. It should keep for up to 6 months."

Ingredients: ground cumin, lemon pepper seasoning...

"This is a marinade for the churrasco dish. In Argentina, where this style of cooking developed, "churrasco" actually refers to many types of meats prepared on the grill. It's also popular with Nicaraguans. The churrasco cut steak is a long flat cut of skirt steak, cut from the "plate" of the cow. You might find it sold at some..."

Ingredients: fresh lemon juice, fresh lime juice...

"The BBQ sauce of Argentina which is great on steaks, shish kabobs and vegetables. This will add spice to your BBQ. From the Star-Ledger paper May, 2006. Wines suggested: for beef, serve with Cabernet Sauvignon (the robust flavor stands up to spicy foods) and for veggies, serve an Argentinian wine called Malbec from Quara, named for the Incan term..."

Ingredients: fresh parsley, olive oil...

"This sauce is full of fresh herbs like cilantro, oregano, & parsley. A touch of smokiness and heat from the chipotle and jalapeño peppers, And garlic, garlic & garlic! Baste grilled shrimp, beef, chicken, pork, or tofu and or serve as a sauce on the side of just about any meat or main dish."

Ingredients: cilantro leaves, red jalapeno chiles...

"I absolutely adore fresh mango, and this salsa is the perfect way to make them shine! The result is very fresh, sweet and spicy, and chunky...similar to pico de gallo in texture. Make sure you use mangoes at their peak...if they are too ripe, your salsa will be mushy. I make this often for guests by serving with blue corn tortilla chips (the color..."

Ingredients: fresh cilantro, fresh jalapenos...

"This can be used over meat, fish or chicken but I absolutely LOVE to drizzle a little over white rice. It's great over salad too."

Ingredients: green bell peppers, olive oil...

"I rub it all over 3-4 pounds of chicken pieces, leave it in the refrigerator for a couple of hours to marinate and then grill it. You could probably bake it, but I haven't tried that. You can substitute cumin for the oregano, but leave out the rosemary. You can add 2-3 serrano peppers, chopped finely, or the jarred yellow peppers from South America,..."

Ingredients: dried oregano leaves, dried rosemary...

"I found this recipe on INeedCoffee.com website. It was submitted by Gary Skinner. He writes "The idea for integrating coffee and barbecue came when I was slow cooking some pork ribs one hot and humid summer day. I had been drinking ice tea, but what I really wanted was coffee. So I started to experiment with iced coffee. Anyhow, one thing led to..."

Ingredients: coffee, cumin...