Add the pistachios and cook gently for about 2-3 minutes until warmed through and fragrant as well.Add the shallot and garlic and sweat them for approximately 3 minutes, until Heat a sauté pan or small pot over medium heat.Once the sauce comes together, use it immediately or transfer it to a plastic container and store in the refrigerator.Combine the two oils and then slowly drizzle them into the blender.Reduce the blender speed to medium low.Add Paprika, vinegar, chili, herbs, salt, and water to the cup of a blender and blend on medium-high speed to finely chop all of the herbs.Grill over high heat approximately 2 minutes per side, until nicely charred on each side but not burned.Preheat a grill and drizzle the octopus with olive oil, season liberally with kosher salt and ground black pepper.Remove from the bags and discard all the herbs and oil and place the octopus on a pan and get ready to grill.Once the octopus is tender, (check by gently squeezing the tentacle and if it gives with a tender touch, then it’s ready) remove the bags from the hot water and place them directly into a bowl of ice to stop the cooking process and let cool completely.Cook them for about 2 1/2 – 3 hours depending on the thickness of the tentacles.Once the water has come up to temperature place all the sealed bags of octopus into the water and submerge them with a plate.Put one tentacle in each of the bags with a bay leaf, a small bunch of fresh thyme, and 2 T extravirgin.While waiting for the water to heat, cut each individual tentacle from the octopus and separate the head.Bring a pot of water or a Thermal Immersion Circulator to 185 degrees F.Seared octopus served atop a paprika sauce Ingredients: Recipe type: Entree Yield: 4 Prep time: 3 hrs 30 mins Cook time: 10 mins Total time: 3 hrs 40 mins
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