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Provoleta a la Parrilla

Cultural Context

Provoleta a la Parrilla is a beloved dish in Argentina, showcasing the country's affinity for grilled meats and cheeses. Traditionally served as an appetizer, it brings people together, often enjoyed during asados (barbecues) with family and friends. The simplicity of the ingredients highlights the quality of the cheese and the grilling technique. Today, variations can be found across Latin America, but the Argentine version remains a favorite for its rich flavor and gooey texture.

ArgentinianARappetizer
15 min
easy
4 servings
Servings4
8 oz provolone cheese
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon dried oregano

Quantities are estimated based on standard recipes for your convenience. The actual ingredients used in this video are accurate.

provolone cheese

🥗Healthier: part-skim mozzarella

💰Cheaper: fontina cheese

Fontina is often less expensive and melts well, similar to provolone.

1

Go to the supermarket and buy various types of provolone cheese, including vacuum-sealed ones.

2

Discuss the importance of the cheese being aged; ideally, it should be aged for three to four days to lose moisture.

3

Remove the cheese from its packaging before grilling.

4

Clean the grill with water and a brush before cooking.

5

Place the cheese on the grill and monitor it closely to prevent it from melting too much.

6

Use a plate made of ceramic to hold the cheese on the grill if needed.

7

Check the cheese after a few minutes to see if it is browning and not sticking to the grill.

8

If the cheese sticks, use the tip of a knife to help detach it from the grill.

9

Adjust the grill's heat based on the moisture content of the cheese; if it's too moist, use lower heat.

10

Once the cheese is soft and browned on one side, flip it to brown the other side.

Cooking Techniques

grilling

Equipment Needed

grilltongscutting boardknife

Spice Level:

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Dietary

vegetariangluten-free

Allergens

dairy

Also Known As

Grilled Provolone Cheese

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