By Lacey (Lace Bakes)
Chimichurri Sauce
3 steps
Prep:10minCook:1min
Chimichurri is probably my favourite summery condiment. Popular in both Argentina and Uruguay, chimichurri is a sauce that pairs well with grilled meat, fish and veggies. I particularly love topping my focaccia with it before baking! If you love this, check out my Italian version using basil and balsamic (search Basil Chili Garlic Dipping Oil on Whisk).
Updated at: Sun, 21 Jul 2024 08:56:29 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Unbalanced
Glycemic Index
33
Low
Glycemic Load
1
Low
Nutrition per serving
Calories268.6 kcal (13%)
Total Fat28.9 g (41%)
Carbs2.7 g (1%)
Sugars0.7 g (1%)
Protein0.8 g (2%)
Sodium582.9 mg (29%)
Fiber0.9 g (3%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
4 servings
½ cupflat leaf parsley
very finely chopped
½ cupcilantro
very finely chopped, this isn’t traditional, but I love it! Sub with more parsley if you’re not into cilantro
1 tspdried oregano
3 clovesgarlic
finely minced
1red chilli
deseeded + finely diced
2 tablespoonsred wine vinegar
½ cupextra virgin olive oil
1 tspflaky sea salt
black pepper
to taste
Instructions
To make the sauce
Step 1
In a small bowl, stir all ingredients together and let marinate for at least 30 minutes before using.
Step 2
It can be stored in a sealed container in fridge for an extra five days. Remove from fridge at least an hour before using it so the olive oil can warm back up to a liquid state.
How to make chimichurri focaccia
Step 3
Make the overnight focaccia/easy same-day focaccia or sourdough focaccia dough as directed (recipes can be found on my Whisk Profile or on the Lace Bakes community on Whisk). Once the dough is fully proofed, top with as much chimichurri sauce as you'd like, dimple the dough and top with some additional flaky sea salt and then bake as directed in recipe. You can omit normal extra virgin olive oil on top of the bread, the chimichurri is oily enough!
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