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This chapter holds the canonical preparations of the Argentine table. A pre-Columbian hominy stew, a slow-fire whole animal on the iron cross, a grilled provolone from the parrilla, hand-formed pastry turnovers with regional distinctions as precise as wine appellations, and the slow-cooked sweetened milk that underpins the country's most important confection and its most beloved sweet.

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