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An intimate dinner in Francis Mallmann’s La Boca living room


Recently seen in Chef’s Table, legendary Argentine chef Francis Mallmann, who’s fronted dozens of TV shows, opens his ornate home. Located in La Boca neighbourhood, his home caters to just 12 diners – the look is an eclectic mix of recipe books and pristine white tableware. Step into his living room for an apéritif and empanadas on the sofa before moving to the main draw. A market-to-table approach might feature smoked king crab with humita, grilled sole or perfectly seared rump steak.
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