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The best alfajores in Argentina are homemade!

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Alfajores de Maicena with dulce de leche 

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Alfajores de Maicena with dulce de leche 

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Ingredients:
- 200 g flour
- 200 g of butter
- 200 g cornflour
- 150 g sugar

- One and half teaspoons of baking powder
- 3 yolks
- One tablespoon of vanilla essence

Method:

1- Normally, what i do is add the butter and sugar.
2- Then, put the rests of the ingredients, in liquid state, mix them togethe and add the dry ingredients little by little.
3- To make the circles, i knead the dough and cut them in circles, rub a buttered plaque and then bake them at 160ºC and then t cook them depending on the size of the circles.

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Direction: 2260 Av. Pres. Figueroa Alcorta, CABA

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I was hungry and passing through the area when i spotted this restaurant and it caught my attention. The atmosphere it had was very pleasing so i decided to eat here. I waited half an hour just to ask for my food, which made the waiter apologise to me a lot. I ordered a chocolate cake. It was very expensive so i expected it to be good. However, i quickly regretted my decision. It was nothing like the picture on the menu, and it tasted awful too.
2/5 stars. I don't blame the waiter for my food but it's just too expensive and crowded to enjoy a meal.

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I went here with my family. We were looking for a restaurant and my mum saw this one and we agreed to eat here. I wanted to order some croissants but my mum persuaded me to try the cheese cake. I had never tried it before so i was on the fence about eating it but i ended up loving it. The atmosphere is nice and the waitress was Quick to pick our order.
Overall nothing out of this World but i'd definetely come here to eat a other cheese cake

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I went in here with my friends when we were passing through the area. We were lucky we came here early because as we were waiting for our food we saw a massive crowd entering the place. Apparently a play in the teatro colon had finished and the people who saw it came in here. We ordered our food, the waiter was very polite and the food was kind of expensive. I ordered a coffee and some croissants. Luckily it's price was justified because they were delicious. I loved the atmosphere it had, it felt luxourious and nice and would absolutely recommend it but make your research and make sure you don't line up with a play

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Ingredients:
- 1 pot of Dulce de leche of 400 g.
- 3 packages of Chocolinas cookies.
- 2 pots of Casancrem cheese of 290 g.
- 100 ml of warm milk or warm coffee.

Method:
1- Open the 3 packages of Chocolinas cookies.
2- Take a cup or bowl and pour warm milk or coffee to wet the cookies to make them softer.
3- Mix one pot and half of casacream and 400 g of the dulce de leche until you get a creamy texture.
4- Add a base of wet cookies and spread the casacream and dulce de leche mix on top.
5- Repeat step 4 on top of the other layer as many times as you want, preferably 5 or 6.
6- Let it set on the fridge
7- Eat and enjoy this incredible chocolate cake!

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Ingredients:
- 2 eggs
- 250 ml of milk
- 125 g of flour
- 50 ml of oil
- 80 g of dulce de leche or caramel milk

Method:
1- First step, mix the eggs with the flour and a little milk until there is a liquid mixture, where the ingredients cannot be differentiated. After this, add the rest of the milk.
2- Put the mix in a whisker and let it do it is job, being careful not to end up with grums.
3- Take the mixture and let it freeze in the fridge for 30 minutes.
4- Grab a pan and rub a little bit of butter
5- After that, we take the oil and add it in the pan (just a tablespoon) until it is hot.
6- Then, take the mixture out of the refrigerator and add it to the pan until it is spread thinly and evenly.
7- Start cooking with very little fire, you should see the edges going up. Watch for 2 minutes.
8- After 2 minutes, flip the pancake over to cook the other side. Cook for another 2 minutes.
9- Once you have finished cooking your pancakes, take the dulce de leche with a knife and spread it until it fills most of the pancakes. Don't spread it on the edges.
10- Take the pancakes and carefully begin to roll them up, starting from the edges.
11- Enjoy your pancakes! You can decorate them and accompany them with fruit or chocolate!

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Direction: located in the neighborhood of La Boca, in front of the banks of the Riachuelo.

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One of the most recognizable and color ful neighbourhoods of South América. Caminito has walls painted with many diferent colors that make the atmosphere of this place unmatchable.
Caminito is full of stores where you can buy merchandise and it's full of street performers that do thing such as dressing up tango.
You can see as you walk through the streets many important figures standing on balconies such as Maradona or Carlos Gardel.
In conclusión, caminito is a must if you are visiting buenos aires and is one of the most beautiful sightseeing in the world.

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The Casa Rosada or Pink House is one of the most important historical places in Argentina. We chose this place for its respective history and its attractive pink color. It is located at 50 avenida Balcarce the autonomous city of Buenos Aires. In front of the pink house stands the Plaza de Mayo park that joins the nation bank, the town hall, the church where the ashes of General San Martin are found his house is the seat of the executive power, one of the three powers of Argentina. It was originally built in 1594 but has had many changes over the years. The reason for the pink color is not 100% clear. Some say it is because of the division between blues and reds that ravaged the country with wars during the time it was painted. Another theory says that it is pink because it was painted with animal blood. The government house has guided tours, and next to the house is the Kirchner museum, which is completely free. The pink house is a striking, historical  place that can be visited as a family to learn about the Argentine history.

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At 1760 Junín st, you can find the cemetery of recoleta, one of the most important cemeteries in the entire World. We chose it because the grave of one of the most famous woman to have ever lived is there.
It spans across more than 5 hectares and is homaje of more than 4700 mausoleums, including very famous ones.
You can find big mausoleums of historical figures like Aramburu, Mitre, Yrigoyen, and other outstanding people of Argentina.
And hidden in a very tiny corner is the grave of Eva Peron, one of the most important women in history, who fought for women's rights and whose body was kidnapped and used for political reasons.
You can also find strange stories, like a dog called -Sabu -statue that brings good luck or a girl who was considered dead even though she wasn't.
This is a must if you are interested in history, arquitecture or in general culture of Argentina.

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In Argentina, when breakfast or snack time arrives, Argentines like to drink their typical drink, Mate.
Mate is a yerba mate and hot water drink that reflects the country's gaucho era.
Argentines like to accompany mate with some butter croissants or with some toasts.
In summer, some Argentines drink mate and others decide to drink terere.
The terere is a typical drink also from Argentina that is made of yerba with cold juice. When it is very hot, Argentines decide to drink terere to cool down; her favorite taste of juice is sweet orange.
These drinks are very popular to see in Argentina. They are rich, refreshing and are always good to share with friends or family.

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Students from the San José de Moròn school visiting the Caminito neighborhood

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Introduction in the city of Buenos Aires

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Introduction in the city of Buenos Aires

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Buenos Aires is a very beautiful and touristic city where people go to walk and enjoy the different activities that the city offers, especially in the capital where many people go to enjoy good times with family and friends.
We explain a little about the unmissable places in Buenos Aires that you have to know.

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In Argentina, on Sundays at noon it is a tradition to eat asado with the family.
It is a time where families enjoy their typical food and share their feelings, emotions and traditions.
Asado is a typical Argentine food that shares a love for meat cooked on the grill.
Another food that is cooked on the grill together with the asado is the choripan.
Choripan is made with chorizo ​​cooked on the grill with two pieces of bread. Some choose to add salsa criolla or chimichurri sauce.
And another typical food of Argentina is the provoleta that is also cooked on the grill. Provoleta is a type of cheese that when melted is very tasty when eaten.
These three grilled foods are very tasty and Argentines love to eat them with French fries or Russian salad.

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In Argentina, the most popular sport is football. Argentines can choose to go to a football field to play with friends or family, or go to the stands to watch the match from there.
International football matches in Argentina are a very important moment that reflects the pride for their country.
They also convey the emotions of the sport and show love for their team, competing to see who is the best.
The most important football players in Argentina known worldwide are Lionel Messi and Diego Maradona, both are considered the best football players in the history of Argentina.
Lionel Messi or La Pulga, plays with the number 10 on his shirt. The same number had Diego Maradona or D10S, on his shirt before he died.
The best match, according to the Argentines, of Messi was the "Maradoniano". It was played on April 13, 2007 when he was playing for the Real Madrid team, Barcelona. And Diego Maradona's best match was on June 22, 1986 in Mexico. There, the Argentine National Team beat England 2-1 with Diego Maradona's two most important goals: the Hand of God and the Goal of the Century.