How to Make Matambre

Native to Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay, the thin beef is filled with vegetables and even eggs. The roulade is served sliced on bread with chimichurri.

Native to Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay, this thinly-pounded flank steak is filled with a variety of vegetables and sometimes even eggs. Rolled up and roasted, the roulade is served sliced on a sandwich or with chimichurri.

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