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Ever since I saw this recipe on @sebastian_fitarau's page, I knew I had to try it! It might be one of the best octopus dishes I've ever tasted. The combination of tender octopus, creamy potato puree, and the tangy sweetness of fresh passion fruit creates a unique and unforgettable flavor experience. The dish takes some time to prep, but the silky puree and toasted potatoes perfectly complement the octopus, making it worth every minute. Serve...
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Cook yellow and sweet potatoes in boiling water over medium heat until soft, about 30–40 minutes.
Add 1 yellow potato, 1 sweet potato, salt, pepper, and olive oil to a food processor. Blend until smooth to create a puree.
Cut the remaining potatoes into small pieces.
Heat 1 tbsp of olive oil over medium heat. Add garlic cloves, fresh parsley, and octopus pieces. Cook for 5 minutes until fragrant and the octopus is warmed through.
Add the small potato pieces to the pan and cook until the potatoes are toasted and lightly golden.
Plate the dish by spreading the potato puree on the base. Top with the octopus and toasted potatoes.
Finish with fresh passion fruit on top and serve immediately.
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If you can't find premade octopus, you can boil fresh octopus tentacles for about 45 minutes until tender before using them in the recipe.
For a smoother puree, add a splash of milk or cream while blending the potatoes.
Use ripe passion fruit for the best flavor; the pulp should be juicy and tangy.
Can I use frozen octopus instead of premade?
Yes, you can use frozen octopus. Thaw it completely and boil it for about 45 minutes until tender before proceeding with the recipe.
How do I know when the potatoes are cooked?
The potatoes are cooked when you can easily pierce them with a fork and they feel soft.
Can I substitute sweet potatoes with regular potatoes?
Yes, you can use all yellow potatoes, but the sweet potatoes add a unique flavor and creaminess to the puree.
What can I use instead of passion fruit?
You can substitute passion fruit with a drizzle of balsamic glaze or a squeeze of lemon juice for a tangy finish.
Can I make the potato puree ahead of time?
Yes, you can make the puree ahead of time and reheat it gently before serving.
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