Chorizo illustration
Illustrations: Sarah Becan

Chorizo

El Che sells packs of Argentine-style chorizo, made by the team at Tempesta Market. More like Italian sausage than dry Spanish chorizo or the looser Mexican version, these links are all-pork and garlic-forward. Grill one over a medium fire until browned (6 to 8 minutes), then split it down the middle and grill the cut side for another 4 minutes or so. $12 for four links

Chimichurri illustration

Chimichurri

Pick up a container of Manion’s flavorful version of this garlicky, herbaceous condiment, the obligatory accompaniment to grilled meats in Argentina. $7 for a quarter pint

Salsa criolla illustration

Salsa criolla

Manion is also making this popular Argentine salsa; his has chopped bell peppers, garlic, onion, vinegar, and oil. $7 for a quarter pint

Roll illustration

Roll

Manion recommends the crusty rolls from Guatelinda Bakery (3149 W. Diversey Ave., Logan Square). Split the roll, slather it with the condiments, and tuck the chorizo inside. Buen provecho!