Berghoff ragout, also known as Berghof-style ragout in some Latin American countries, is a traditional recipe with its roots in German cuisine. This preparation became popular in Latin America thanks to European influence on the local gastronomy, especially in countries with strong German immigration like Argentina and Chile. In different regions, it may be known with variations in the name, such as "Berghof-style ragout" or simply "German ragout," although the base of the dish remains similar everywhere.
Berghof-style ragout is known for its intense flavor and soft texture, the result of a slow cooking process that allows the ingredients to blend harmoniously. Traditionally, it is served with noodles or meatballs, making it a comforting dish perfect for sharing with family on cold days.