Meanings of asado in anglès

For them this is cooking asado, a practice made famous by the gauchos.

All the time we had puchero and asado, and an occasional ostrich egg.

Many days we only had an asado and maté.

There is a wide selection of eateries that offer anything from Argentine asado to Greek souvlaki.

Sometimes tea at four, but very seldom; supper consisted of an asado and maté at seven or eight o'clock.

Party snapper Justin Campbell revealed that guests were served a three-course meal including asado lamb, chocolate ganache, and haggis pops.

Come early afternoon, we'd sniff out an asado (barbecue joint) and put down our paddles for an hour or two.

The last wire from railhead says that Pedro Montero and his men left at daybreak, after feeding on asado beef all night.

At eleven we would have an asado and maté, and give our horses a drink, then finish parting, and get home at half-past seven.

The most committed barbecuers I know are to be found in Argentina, Australia and South Africa, home of the asado, the barbie and the braai.

Jim went there and he fell in love… we had some asado together and he really became part of the inner circle of Chaltén's Stonemonkeys.

Higher prices have curtailed a popular practice among Argentine construction workers, preparing an "asado," or barbecue, at their work sites during Friday lunch hour.

For them this is cooking asado, a practice made famous by the gauchos.

All the time we had puchero and asado, and an occasional ostrich egg.

Many days we only had an asado and maté.

There is a wide selection of eateries that offer anything from Argentine asado to Greek souvlaki.