Unforgettable Taste: Nduja Sugo with Chickpeas and Grilled Polpo

This Nduja Sugo is to die for! I had this dish at Bauernschänke in Zurich, but they served it with mussels instead of Grilled Polpo (Octopus), I think Grilled Octopus works better with the smokiness of the Nduja. The Chickpeas adds nice body and texture to the dish. This dish is fast becoming one of my all time Italian favourites!
Ingredients:
Nduja
Canned Tomatoes (Pelati)
Onion
Carrot
Garlic
Chickpeas (cooked or canned)
Coriander
Polpo (Octopus)
Salt
Pepper
0:00 Intro
0:47 Ingredients
2:23 Prep for Nduja Sugo
6:15 Making Nduja Sugo
10:29 Grilling Pulpo (Octopus)
11:15 Plating
12:20 Tasting
13:35 Outro
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[@mikaellarsson7932]

Very nice, Christian! I like your dish with the grilled octopus. Nduja is magic. I find it here in Romania and some restaurants and even some fast food joints have started using it! Great clip.

[@ChrisNilsonGorgott]

Thanks Micke, love it too, the spicy smokiness of it, is fantastic! Thanks for watching and commenting as always!

[@cookingwithmimmo]

Amazing this recipe so good

[@ChrisNilsonGorgott]

Glad you like it Mimmo!

[@kobylinskijakub]

Nice recipe. You got yourself a new subscriber, sir!

[@ChrisNilsonGorgott]

Thanks Jakub, glad you enjoyed it and thanks for subscribing!

[@jamesforbes5616]

I've never heard of octopus refered to as pulpo. Is that a Sweedish term? Swiss? Just curious. Also, the Nduja, here in Canada I've seen it sold in little glass jars. Would that suitable for this dish? As always, great video Christian! Keep them coming!

[@ChrisNilsonGorgott]

Thanks James, sorry, it’s Spanish, should have been Polpo (Italian), corrected now. Yes, the Nduja in glass jars works perfect for this dish 👍 Thanks for watching as always!