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12-12-2000, 05:09 AM
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 ive found the easiest way to skin a octopus is to do so after blanching in a court bouillon. I would assume that to skin octopus prior to cleaning would be to make a cut somewhere on the body and grip the skin with a clean clothe and pull - somewhat like skinning a flatfish.  |
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How do you "skin an octopus"? 
