Grills: 5 deliveries of meat and accessories for all tastes and styles

We are going to start this note pointing out a truth that we Peruvians should have known long ago: we have many, too many rich things in this generous land; be producers of good meat beef – in sufficient quantities, shall we say – is not one of them. Even the hearts with which the anticuchos are prepared are usually, in many cases, imported (according to some connoisseurs, it is cheaper that way). Having said that, we can continue with this grill guide starting from the most important ingredient that exists: sincerity.

Today we can find various options on the market, both local and international, but prices vary depending on different variables: from the specific cut to the weight. Delivery has opened up a huge range of possibilities and new brands, which we will explore here to whet your appetite. When it comes to meat, the first thing to do is ask the right questions: either to the usual landlord, or to the new entrepreneurs with whom we coordinate the purchase via WhatsApp. What are we going to use them for? how should we cook each cut? How long are they grilled? at what point of heat should they be?

If we look closely, Peruvian cuisine – abundant, close, everyday – has many recipes based either on beef viscera, or on minced meat used as a filling for stuffed potatoes or covered rice, for example. In this context, lomo saltado can almost be considered an exception to the rule (hence its price in some restaurants is usually high). At what time do we eat more meat, then?

The answer is in the grills, definitely the carnivorous meeting where we Peruvians give ourselves with greater passion and devotion to the consumption of different cuts and flavors. At our table, the panorama expands with sausages, pork, macerated chicken pieces, vegetables and even fish and shellfish. Here are some proposals that bring this experience directly to the house.

1.Meat Fest

Meat shop that operates by delivery and offers cuts from Uruguay, Argentina and the United States on its menu. Among them, Uruguayan wide steak, American fine entrails, whole bacon with bone and skin, American pork ribeye, angus fine loin and even regular or mini hamburgers.

Whatsapp orders: 986-832861 / @meatfestperu

2. Bravo Store

Bravo Store is an online store specializing in meats and premium products for the grill, with the seal of chef Christian Bravo. Within the brand’s portfolio we exclusively find waygu cuts (with a characteristic marbling, synonymous with the best quality) and an interesting diversity of accessories for grills, such as rubs (condiments to rub on the cuts) and wood chips for the grill.

Orders: www.bravostore.pe / @bravostore.pe

3. The Butchery

A format that brings together high choice angus meat cuts for grilling (from narrow steak, picaña or rump tail, to angus sausages) as well as everything that is needed to make the experience in front of the coals complete: sauces, potatoes, bread , pizzas, wines and other drinks. A round concept.

Orders: Whatsapp 932-331300 / @the_butchery_peru

4. Three Guys Meat Co.

Angus cuts such as strip roast, rump tail, thin entrails, picaña, vacuum, Uruguayan wide steak and narrow steak, Uruguayan fine loin; In addition to beef and pork ribs, bacon, artisanal hamburgers and wings, they are Three Guys Meat Co.’s letter of introduction. Its assorted menu also includes a rich variety of sauces: chimichurri, bbq, garlic mayonnaise, among others.

Orders: 912-228069 / @threeguysmeatco

5. To the court

Al Corte’s proposal stands out above all for its artisan sausages with a tempting variety, many of them with filling or presented in the form of a “wheel” (that is, the rolled chorizo). They also have cuts of American angus beef, premium cuts of pork, and unbeatable treats like beef gizzards.

Orders: Whatsapp 965-729800 / @corte.al