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How to make Pulpo a la Parrilla
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Pulpo a la parrilla is octopus simmered until tender, then charred on the grill. It is a modern parrilla plate with old-port roots.
Pulpo a la Parrilla, a modern twist on traditional port fare, brings the sea's bounty to the heart of Argentina's grill culture. This dish, born from the bustling docks where sailors once swapped tales over hearty meals, now finds its place in contemporary parrillas, offering a taste of the ocean amidst the sizzle of the grill. Once a staple for the coastal towns, it has become a favorite for those seeking something beyond the usual beef cuts. Enjoy the tender, smoky octopus kissed by the grill and enhanced with olive oil, paprika, salt, and lemon, offering a profound depth of flavor while highlighting the vibrant notes of the sea.
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