Boca Juniors Sliders

  1. Fill a large bowl with cold water and immerse the sweetbreads. It's helpful to place a plate on top of them and then a weight, such as a can of beans on top to press them down. Hold in the refrigerator for at least two hours until you are ready to start your grill.
  2. Meanwhile make your chimichurri. Chop the parsley (for this I like to use a mezzaluna)and mince the garlic. Separate the seeds from the pepper flakes with the point of a small knife---the seeds don't contribute anything unless you intend to plant peppers. Using a fork or a whisk blend these ingredients with the oil, vinegar, oregano and salt.
  3. Remove the sweetbreads from their cold bath. Trim the tough membrane parts out with a sharp utility knife (when you look at them you'll know what to do) but keep them as intact as possible for grilling.
  4. Build a wood charcoal fire (no substitute in Argentina; a gas grill is the ultimate wimpolaness---Bobby Flay, I'm talkin' to you), bank your coals for indirect heat. Grill your sweetbread patties and when finished, slice following the obvious sectioning lines into segments that will fit on your little White Castle buns. Work fast because you want to serve them hot. So, you burn your fingers, big deal. That's why God invented Neosporin. Dose the meat with spoons of chimichurri but hold some aside in bowls for dipping and spooning.

veal sweetbreads, flat leaf parsley, olive oil, white wine vinegar, garlic, hot red pepper, oregano, salt, buns, build

Taken from food52.com/recipes/5861-boca-juniors-sliders (may not work)

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