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The dream meal of 2012

30/12/201230/12/2012 Sorrel

There’s only one way to decide what was the year’s dreamiest meal – and that’s create one with all the best courses.

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Fit for all three kings

23/12/201223/12/2012 Sorrel

Give yourself the gift of a fabulous Christmas dinner this holiday. Three crackers I’ve tried and tasted, just for you.

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The real scoop

16/12/201216/12/2012 Sorrel

Not long after I lost my tasting viriginity to chicken feet and jellyfish, along came an epic blind ice-cream tasting session.

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Meaty revelations

09/12/201209/12/2012 Sorrel

I’ve got the beef on the latest meat craze in BA, plus where to gnaw on a T-bone – for under 90 pesos…

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An Aipim for detail

03/12/201203/07/2014 Sorrel

This lady chef has got her eye on the ball. Check out Naiara Calviño’s Aipim for brunch or dinner. You won’t regret it.

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Top spots: Ace terraces (3)

25/11/201225/11/2012 Sorrel

The final part of eating al fresco in Buenos Aires: today, it’s straight back down to earth with perfect patios and luscious lawns.

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Top spots: Ace Terraces (2)

18/11/201212/09/2013 Sorrel

Let’s get high. Part two is all about eating al fresco on fabulous terraces.

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Feria Masticar, Fabulous Food

12/11/2012 Sorrel

Famous Argentinian chefs cook up a storm in Buenos Aires this weekend.

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Top Spots: Ace Terraces

11/11/201215/04/2013 Sorrel

Time to get high. A guide to hot bars with cool terraces in Buenos Aires this summer. (Please come back oh intensive heat. All is forgiven).

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A small seed is sown

04/11/201210/03/2013 Sorrel

Ahead of Fería Masticar – the first event organised by Argentina’s top chefs – Deputy City Mayor María Eugenia Vidal and chefs Antonio Soriano and Matias Kyriazis talk about the forthcoming market, and the need to put home cooking at the top of the menu.

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