This is chivito, a Uruguayan dish.
French fries, covered with steak, ham and eggs.
Can't go wrong with that!
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16 comments:
needs ketchup. my heart slowed down as I looked at that. The USA can learn from smaller countries.
HTOITA
That looks goooooooood!
Looks yummy enough to eat. Here I thought missionaries ate bugs and stuff! LOL!
WOW - that looks GOOD :o)
Thanks looks delicious! My husband would be in heaven with that plate sitting in front of him- he might even have tears in his eyes.
WOW! That's a feast there! Looks yum!
if i ate that you would have to hospitalize me!Way too much food for me.
We have something similar sans the ham. Its called Bistec a lo Pobre, but there is nothing "pobre" about this steak!
Mighty fine eatin'!
That sure looks good. I could eat that every evening for a week and be happy.
You notice the bit of green chiles on top.
Rhonda in Chile:
Its called Bistec a lo Pobre, but there is nothing "pobre" about this steak!
I decided that Argentina was a pretty well off country when in front of a tourist shop I saw a kid with his mother begging money for "un kilo de carne."(2.2 pounds of meat)
Wow! Is that really just for ONE person?!?!? ...and what do you eat for dessert after that??? :) Waiting to see what you're going to eat tomorrow! :) By the way, can you find some "fun" food in the groceries there that you can't get in Paraguay?
WOW, that is some meal!! I could enjoy that :)
Are you kidding me?? What's is that, like 10,000 calories???
It just proves that everything goes better with fried eggs.
This reminds me of a better version of an IHOP breakfast. Wish my kids would eat eggs for dinner.
Oh my that looks good! All it needs is ketchup and several forks!
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