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Open-Faced Chivito Sandwich

Prep 10 min
Total 25 min
Ingredients 7
Servings 4

The Chivito is a traditional dish in Uruguay that's usually either prepared as a sandwich or as a dish, like in this recipe. The ingredients can be varied, abundant or alternated. This dish is usually served on a large oval plate that's filled completely and 2 or 3 people could easily eat from it. Though chivito means goat, this recipe is actually made with beef. I do recommend using a good cut like sirloin or fillet. This way you're sure to have tender and juicy meat. It's very similar to the tenderloin sandwich served in Argentina. It's also made with beef, ham, cheese and fried egg. Here is my version of this delicious Uruguayan dish. MORE + LESS -

Ingredients

thin slices of top sirloin

half French baguette or burger buns

eggs

slices of cooked ham sandwich

thick slices of mozzarella cheese

Salt and pepper to taste

Fries to accompany

Directions

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1

Season the beef with salt and pepper.
2

Sprinkle cooking spray on an iron griddle. Cook the fillets for 5 minutes on each side or until they're cooked to your liking.
3

In the meantime, prepare the French fries and then the eggs.
4

Once the meat it ready, serve on the bread with ham, cheese and fried egg.
5

The egg can also be boiled if you prefer.

Expert Tips

You can add beets and crunchy bacon if you like.

Nutrition Information

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More About This Recipe

The Chivito is a traditional dish in Uruguay that's usually either prepared as a sandwich or as a dish, like in this recipe. The ingredients can be varied, abundant or alternated. This dish is usually served on a large oval plate that's filled completely and 2 or 3 people could easily eat from it. Though chivito means goat, this recipe is actually made with beef. I do recommend using a good cut like sirloin or fillet. This way you're sure to have tender and juicy meat. It's very similar to the tenderloin sandwich served in Argentina. It's also made with beef, ham, cheese and fried egg. Here is my version of this delicious Uruguayan dish.