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Bondiola a la Mostaza

Cultural Context

Bondiola a la Mostaza is a beloved dish in Argentina, showcasing the country's love for pork and bold flavors. Traditionally served at family gatherings and celebrations, this dish highlights the use of mustard as a marinade, which tenderizes the meat while adding a zesty kick. In modern times, variations have emerged, with some cooks experimenting with different mustards or adding herbs, but the essence of this classic remains cherished across Argentina.

ArgentinianARmain
120 min
medium
6 servings
Servings4
3 bondiolas
olive oil
salt
vegetables (onion, bell pepper)
mustard
white wine
vegetable broth
cream

bondiola

🥗Healthier: pork tenderloin

💰Cheaper: pork shoulder

Pork tenderloin is leaner, while pork shoulder is more economical.

white wine

🥗Healthier: chicken broth

💰Cheaper: water

Chicken broth adds flavor without alcohol, while water is the most economical.

1

Prepare the cooking area with two discs for cooking.

2

Heat olive oil on the disc until flames appear for browning.

3

Place the bondiola on the disc to sear, turning until browned on all sides.

4

Cover the bondiola with a lid to continue cooking.

5

Chop the vegetables (onion, bell pepper) while the bondiola cooks.

6

Lower the heat to prevent burning and add the chopped vegetables to the disc.

7

Season the vegetables with salt and other spices available.

8

After about an hour of cooking, check the bondiola and vegetables for doneness.

9

Add mustard to the bondiola and mix in vegetable broth for flavor.

10

Optionally, add a can of beer or white wine for additional flavor.

11

After approximately two hours of cooking, check if the bondiola is tender and falling apart.

12

Shred the bondiola using a fork or bear claw tool for serving.

13

Prepare sandwiches with the shredded bondiola and additional sauce if desired.

Cooking Techniques

seasoningroasting

Equipment Needed

cooking disc

Spice Level:

🌶️🌶️🌶️Contains Alcohol

Also Known As

Pork Shoulder with MustardBondiola con Mostaza

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