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Pulpo A La Gallega

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Ingredients

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2 lbs octopus
1 onion
2 bay leaves
2 larger potatoes, boiled and sliced diagonally into rounds (about 1/2" in thickness or less)
1 teaspoon hot paprika, to taste (about, or more)
sea salt
extra virgin olive oil

Nutritional information

281.2
Calories
22 g
Calories From Fat
2.5 g
Total Fat
0.6 g
Saturated Fat
108.8 mg
Cholesterol
528.8 mg
Sodium
26.7 g
Carbs
3 g
Dietary Fiber
2.1 g
Sugars
36.3 g
Protein
240g
Serving Size

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Pulpo A La Gallega

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    Great recipe! I liked the red pepper flakes idea too. My twists: sprinkle with a few sliced black olives and capers... Boil the potatoes separately in chicken stock. Throw in a few slices of red bell pepper, previously sauteed in olive oil... YUM! I'll upload pics soon :-)

    • 60 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Pulpo a la Gallega, If you’ve never tried octopus, this is a great way to start Delicious, tender and mouthwatering This is truly one of my favorite ways to eat octopus , Great recipe! I liked the red pepper flakes idea too My twists: sprinkle with a few sliced black olives and capers Boil the potatoes separately in chicken stock Throw in a few slices of red bell pepper, previously sauteed in olive oil YUM! I’ll upload pics soon :-), Great dish used the cork method and the meat was as tender as a medium rare steak and just as flavirful My variation is to roast potato slices instead of boiling and to add a bit of red pepper flakes


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    Steps

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    Fill a Large Soup Pot With Water, Enough to Submerge the Octopus.

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    Cut Onion in Half and Add to Water, Along With the Bay Leaves.

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    Some Will Say That Also Adding a Wine Cork (yes a Wine Cork) Will Ensure a Tender Octopus.

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    You Are Within Your Rights to Use Your Culinary Judgement on That Particular Point.

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    Hehe Bring the Water to Boiling, and Submerge the Octopus 3 or 4 Times, to Scald It Basically.

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    Bring the Water Back to a Boil and Place the Octopus in the Water.

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    This Time We Will Leave It in There.

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    Reduce Heat to a Simmer, and Cook the Octopus 20 Minutes-- a Larger Octopus Will Require Longer Cooking Time-- Up to 45 Minutes.

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    Remove from Water, and Slice Diagonally Into Rounds (ovals Really).

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    the Slices Should Be About 1/2" Thick.

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    Presentation: Arrange Potato Rounds on a Plate or Wooden Serving Tablet and Top Each With a Slice of Octopus.

    12
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    the Potato Should Be About the Same Size as the Octopus Slices, If not, Then Cut Potatoes Accordingly.

    13
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    Liberally Sprinkle Paprika and Sea Salt Over All and Drizzle With Extra Virgin Olive Oil.

    14
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    You May Wish to Garnish With Chopped Parsley.

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