Asado Beyond Beef Exploring Lamb Chicken Fish and More
Beef may be the heart of Argentinian asado, but the tradition is far more diverse. Lamb, chicken, fish, pork and seafood all shine when kissed by flame and smoke. With a Flamery Asado Grill, you can bring this variety to your own garden, creating feasts that surprise and delight every guest.
π Lamb Full of Depth and Character
Lamb thrives on slow cooking over embers, but also sears beautifully. Recipe ideas:
Lamb shoulder rubbed with garlic and rosemary, roasted for three hours over embers
Lamb chops marinated with oregano and olive oil, seared quickly over flame
Spiced lamb kebabs with cumin and paprika cooked on skewers
Asado is a celebration of variety. Beyond beef, lamb, chicken, fish, pork and seafood all reveal new flavours when cooked over wood fire. With Flamery grills, you have the freedom to cook them all, turning every meal into an exploration of taste and tradition.
One of the standout features of a Flamery Asado grill is its versatility. Whether you want to sear a steak in minutes or slow-cook a whole lamb over embers for hours, the Asado grill can handle it all. Fast Grilling Thanks to the height-adjustable V-groove grill and efficient firebox, you can cook quickly over high [...]
The Social Side of Asado Why It Brings People Together An asado is more than cooking. It is conversation, laughter and food shared around the fire. In Argentina, the asado is a weekly ritual, a reason for family and friends to gather. With a Flamery Asado Grill, you can create that same spirit in your [...]
The Art of Fire Pork Tomahawk with Sweet Apple Marinade A perfect balance of flame, fruit and flavour There is something beautiful about the way pork transforms over open fire. The fat turns golden, the surface caramelises and the sweetness of the meat deepens with every moment spent above the embers. This recipe brings that [...]
How Long Does It Take to Cook on an Asado Grill? If youβre new to Asado grilling, one of the first questions you may ask is: how long does it take to cook on an Asado grill? The answer depends on the type of food, the size of the cut, and the heat you use. [...]
Asado Beyond Beef Exploring Lamb Chicken Fish and More
Asado Beyond Beef Exploring Lamb Chicken Fish and More
Beef may be the heart of Argentinian asado, but the tradition is far more diverse. Lamb, chicken, fish, pork and seafood all shine when kissed by flame and smoke. With a Flamery Asado Grill, you can bring this variety to your own garden, creating feasts that surprise and delight every guest.
π Lamb Full of Depth and Character
Lamb thrives on slow cooking over embers, but also sears beautifully.
Recipe ideas:
Best on: ASADO PRO.1.2 Stand Grill β steady and reliable for long roasts and quick sears alike.
π Chicken Crispy and Succulent
Chicken is versatile and always a crowd pleaser at an asado.
Recipe ideas:
Best on: ASADO PRO.2.1 Small Trolley Grill β compact yet versatile for whole birds and skewers.
π Fish Light and Elegant
Fish takes on a delicate smoky flavour that elevates it beyond the everyday.
Recipe ideas:
Best on: ASADO PRO.3.1 Built In Grill β refined control for delicate dishes.
π¦ Seafood for a Twist
Seafood adds flair to your table and cooks quickly, making it perfect for appetisers.
Recipe ideas:
Best on: ASADO PRO.2.2 Large Trolley Grill β space for seafood alongside larger meats.
π Pork for Comfort and Richness
Pork loves the combination of slow cooking and searing heat.
Recipe ideas:
Best on: ASADO PRO.3.2 Large Built In Grill β plenty of room for multi stage cooking.
β¨ Bringing It All Together
Asado is a celebration of variety. Beyond beef, lamb, chicken, fish, pork and seafood all reveal new flavours when cooked over wood fire. With Flamery grills, you have the freedom to cook them all, turning every meal into an exploration of taste and tradition.
π Explore the full Flamery Asado grill range here: Flamery Asado Grills
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