Estadio, on bustling 14th street in Logan Circle, has one of the hottest Spanish menus in DC -- featuring delicious tapas and cocktails. Executive Chef Rufino Bautista, shares one of the award-winning ...

Cooking tasty, tender octopus is way easier than it seems. Follow this recipe for the popular Portuguese octopus dish, Polvo à Lagareiro, and make a great version at home. Image: ©2foodtrippers What's ...

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Syracuse, NY — In this week's, "What's on the Menu?", segment on Weekend Today in Central York, viewers learn how to make Grilled Octopus with Lemon Mint Yogurt Sauce! Watch the clip above for step-by ...

Celery is a long-season crop and whether it’s a rib submerged in a classic “Beer Mary” on my porch overlooking Lake Michigan’s sweet serenity, or whirled in a cold, creamy soup for my family during ...

Instructions: Bring 4 quarts of water to a boil in a large pot. Add the salt, copper penny, bay leaf and peppercorns. Grab the octopus by the head and dunk the tentacles to just below the head three ...

Put the olive oil in a pressure cooker and turn heat to medium. Roughly cut fennel, onion and garlic; add to pressure cooker. Sprinkle a pinch of salt over the vegetables and oil. Let vegetables sweat ...

The first time I tasted octopus was at a Spanish tapas-style restaurant in Dallas, Texas. The octopus was boiled and then grilled and simply dressed with olive oil and lemon. It was tender, smoky and ...

1 cup white wine vinegar 1 lemon 8 black peppercorns plus 4 bay leaves 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons coarse salt, such as kosher or sea salt 1 whole (1 1/2-pounds) octopus, cleaned, see cook’s notes ...

Wash and clean the octopus well, removing all the dirt and ink from it. Place the octopus in a pressure cooker and pour in the water. Cook for about 25 minutes or until the octopus is soft. Remove ...

At NYC’s Nakaji, third-generation sushi chef Kunihide Nakajima solidifies his family’s legacy through his food. Taught by his father, Nakajima makes dishes using ingredients like melons, whelk, eel, ...