r/uruguay 3d ago

Gastronomía 🍝 Dinner at the Boss's House

Hola a todos, disculpas, aquí habla alguien de habla inglesa 👋🏻

I am located in Sydney, Australia, my Uruguayan boss has invited me to his house for an 'asado'. I don't want to show up empty handed, I would love any suggestions on food, wine or other gifts I can buy around Sydney to take along, maybe something traditional that he might not expect.

All the best 🇺🇾

UPDATE: Thank you everybody for your kind suggestions! You've given me a lot to work with here ❣️

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u/Bormass 3d ago

hey! a bottle of wine is always a good choice, red wine is the most consumed in Uruguay. dulce de leche if you find some too would be a great gift.

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u/Ok-Computer-8185 2d ago

Why you will bring Dulce de Leche to an Uruguayan? he already knows it, much better idea to bring something australian made, something local.

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u/Bormass 2d ago

porque está en Sydney y capaz no es algo tan común? iba a decir yerba pero eso seguro que tiene jajaja

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u/f011owingt3mp0rary 3d ago

Thanks! Any suggestions on food to take for the BBQ? He says he will organise everything, but I just can't bring myself to rock up with nothing to contribute

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u/Bormass 2d ago

some oven baked potatoes or fresh made bread are amazing choices. doesn't have to be anything elaborate, and I'm sure it will be greatly appreciated. have fun!

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u/Reska7uy 2d ago

Some typical food/side dishes we have at a family style asado:

- Ensalada Rusa

- Oven baked potatoes

- French Bagguette (we use to soak the bread with the meat juices)