With a paring knife, trim the stem ends of the okra without opening the pods. |
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Roll them into a bun smeared with mayo, brown mustard, chopped onions and a coupla okra pickles. |
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You can grow cowpea, amaranths and okra on your terraces with a little effort. |
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Originating in Africa, okra is thought to have been brought to America by slaves, along with that other Southern staple, cowpeas. |
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For the vegetarian, there are thatches of frizzled okra, and tender baby eggplants floating in a curry-leaf peanut sauce. |
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One thing all types of okra have in common is their gumminess, which is actually a feature of some Creole and Cajun dishes. |
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When cooked, okra develops a gumminess that makes it a good thickener for soups and stews. |
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It centers on a central ingredient such as eggplant, okra, spinach, quince, celery, or a myriad of other possibilities. |
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There's also a freezer full of such frozen goods as okra, cut pigs' feet, snails, jute leaves, hot peppers, red snapper, and hard chicken. |
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Others of considerable importance include cowpea, okra, and melokhia, the last two of which are typical ingredients in Sudanese cookery. |
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Patties, which are hot and spicy, turtle soup, and pepper pot may contain meats such as pork and beef, as well as greens such as okra and kale. |
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Look for varieties of peppers, eggplant, and okra that are resistant to wilts and other diseases. |
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The taste of the okra stood out even among its abundant and pleasing seasoning. |
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Savitri threw into the wok six handfuls of chopped okra and stirred them around with a large metal spatula. |
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A common meal served in rural areas called privilege blends rice, okra, hot pepper, pig tail or salt beef, garlic, salt fish, and onions. |
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Basically, it is a fish stew mixed with squash, sweet potatoes, okra, tamarind, and different kinds of peppers. |
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Calaloo is sometimes combined with taro, dasheen, or tania leaves, okra, pumpkin, and crab to make a dish called calaloo and crab. |
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The only relief from all this greasy goodness was a sweet and tangy tartar sauce and bowls of green tomato pickles and pickled okra. |
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Bajan meals emphasize fish, chicken, pork, and other foods common in West Africa, such as rice, okra, and Scotch bonnet peppers. |
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The veggies included an assortment of mushrooms, peppers, okra and eggplant, which were all seasoned with a light barbecue sauce. |
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Stir bhaji occasionally until okra is cooked and water extracted from okra is vaporized. |
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Some African and Gullah words became part of the American language, including goober, yam, okra and tote. |
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Consume your favorites, but don't forget less common bodybuilding vegetables such as zucchini, green beans, snow peas, okra, squash and beets. |
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With my tongue throbbing from the hot pepper I'd bitten into, the main course of tofu and vegetables on okra polenta, was divinely soothing. |
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The chef, Giorgio Rusconi, roasted red snapper stuffed with a savory mixture of spinachlike callaloo and okra. |
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It's time to seed those crops that demand warm soil, including okra, Southern peas and Malabar spinach. |
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Several varieties of tomatoes, okra and peppers, among others, require long growing seasons. |
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April is a great time to plant peppers, cucumbers, eggplants, squash and heat-loving okra. |
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She was slumped on the table and was building a wall with her mashed potatoes so that her muffin wouldn't touch the okra. |
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This recipe calls for whole okra to be cooked with onions, tomatoes, garlic and ground coriander and served with grilled aubergine. |
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When stored under ideal conditions, okra seed will remain viable for about five years. |
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The wait for ribs and sliced pork yielded plates of succulent meat accompanied by chunky homemade potato salad and fried okra. |
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Heat-loving crops such as tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, sweet potatoes, okra and New Zealand spinach will continue to produce until frost. |
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Among those with the shortest life are sweet corn, okra, onion, parsley and parsnip. |
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Sauces may contain okra, tomatoes, pumpkin seeds, peanuts, eggplant, peppers, and other vegetables. |
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Community members contribute eggs and vegetables, like okra, pumpkin and peas. |
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Curry crab and the sublime callaloo – a concoction of okra, coconut and dasheen leaves – are among the culinary delights. |
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March begins the hectic planting of warm-season crops like beans, corn, cucumbers and melons, but wait until April to sow hot-weather crops like okra and southern peas. |
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A key ingredient in gumbo, okra is originally an African vegetable. |
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The wait for ribs and sliced pork yielded heaping plates of succulent meat dripping in sauce and accompanied by chunky homemade potato salad and hot, crispy fried okra. |
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Distributing quick-maturing seeds like pumpkin seeds and okra can help meet people's basic needs for food. |
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Three to four plants produce more than enough okra for the average family. |
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Products targeted for diversification include breadfruit, jack fruit, okra, indigenous nuts, industrial hemp and stevia. |
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Put bok choy, okra, mustard greens, butternut squash or pumpkin on your next grocery list. |
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They would lean over our shoulders, look at our food — spicy potatoes, okra, bitter gourd — and gag. |
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Apart from fresh onion, other prime fresh vegetables that are exported are okra, peas, bittergourd, green chilli, muskmelon, bottlegourd, sweet pepper, brinjal and arbi. |
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Gumbos not containing okra are thickened with filé powder, pounded dried sassafras leaves added at the last minute before serving. |
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Among dehydrated vegetables, beans, onion and garlic are important and among frozen vegetables prospects for peas, cauliflower, French beans, baby carrot and okra are bright. |
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Call it gumbo, bamya, lady's fingers, bhindi, quingombo or a half-dozen other names, okra is an annual vegetable usually thought of as a Southern plant. |
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Gumbo is one of the African names for okra and at the same time name for stews that are cooked with okra. |
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At lunch we went back to her home so she could make me some toh, a millet paste you grab with your hand and dip in a gluey okra sauce. |
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They can also learn how to farm less labour intensive crops such as okra or vegetable gardens. |
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The pods, which are typically ridged and tapering, but may be almost round, contain many small seeds and a gummy substance which gives okra its special character. |
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A relative of okra and cotton that towers 12 to 15 feet, kenaf is grown primarily as a fiber source for low-grade paper, particleboard, and oil absorbents. |
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We played there endlessly, and Mama planted a garden of greens, okra and peppers. |
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Leaves: cocoyam, kola, paw paw, cassava, okra, eggplant, loofa, centrosema, cabbage and lettuce. |
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A West African native, okra is one of the stranger vegetables to make its way into regional American cuisine. |
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Survival rates of both fruit flies appear smaller on okra than on the major host fruits. |
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The high fibre diet included unfortified foods such as cantaloupe, lima beans, okra, sweet potato, winter squash, zucchini, granola, oat bran and oatmeal. |
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The activists invite us to stay for dinner, but we ate enough lentils in Austin and we make our excuses. The Coffee Shop in McGregor has a good crowd, drawn by the ample buffet of fried chicken, meatloaf, okra and cabbage. |
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Add okra, cauliflower and broccoli, bring back to the boil, cover and cook for 6 mins, or until tender. |
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Many people with diabetes turn to natural herbs and spices to lower blood sugar, including aloe vera, bilberry extract, bitter melon, ginger, cinnamon and okra. |
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Memorable, too, are curries of creamy cashews and okra. |
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Blanch the okra pods separately in salted water. |
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The flavor of the onion, tomato and okra blend so well together. |
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The authors concluded that okra can be a host plant for these fruit flies, although it may not be as favourable to development as their major host fruits. |
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But with the new knowledge they gained during the training, they are now growing rice during the rainy season and vegetables such as okra, cabbage, spinach, and traditional vegetables during the dry season. |
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However, it also noted that there are existing CXLs for lambda-cyhalothrin on okra as presented in fruiting vegetable, other than cucurbits and mango. |
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Gumbos tend to be thickened with okra, or the leaves of the sassafrass tree. |
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Major crops include onions, okra, tomatoes, oranges, grapefruit, cucumbers, sugar cane, lemons, limes, and sweet potatoes. |
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The vegetables in demand in these markets are okra, brinjals, chilies, gourds etc. |
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But okra is not just a vegetable of West Africa and North America. |
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He's lived here ever since, gardening at Uxbridge Road allotments in Leicester, and he grows karela, chillies, dudi, okra and West Indian eddoes. |
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Katie's Krops has given homeless shelters and soup kitchens over 5,000 pounds of squash, okra, cabbage, and other produce. |
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Try the mouthwatering spoon bread, okra gumbo, buttered shrimp and sour cream biscuits. |
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The traditional music of the British Virgin Islands is called fungi after the local cornmeal dish with the same name, often made with okra. |
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Select young okra, wash thoroughly, remove the stems, and wipe the okra dry. |
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Allow the mixture to simmer for four to five minutes then add the aubergines, okra and potatoes. |
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The price of certain vegetables, such as okra and tomatoes, were unexpectedly high over the past week. |
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Okra has an almost slimy quality, referred to as ropiness, but it can be easily cooked out, by sauteing it in a small amount of butter or oil, over a low flame, and stirring constantly until the okra is dry. |
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He proposed that 10 to 12 Kilogram of seeds of okra should be used for one acre. |
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Dark green vegetables include: arugula, asparagus, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, green peas, okra, romaine lettuce, fiddleheads, bok choy, spinach, collards, seaweed, dandelion greens, and Swiss chard. |
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Plants I have had most success with In vegetables, bitter gourd, snake gourd, beans, spinach and okra. |
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An Iraqi version of kibbeh, the traditional Levantine dish, was filled with shrimp and gray mullet and served in a toothsome — and decidedly unkosher — stew of pancetta, mussels, beet and okra. |
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A kind Maltese woman has let the family use some land where they can grow Bangladeshi vegetables: green chilli, coriander, okra, pumpkin, long beans, bitter gourd. |
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Very high in dietary fiber, okra is a great source of vitamins A, C, B complex and the phytonutrients glutathione, xanthin, lutein and beta carotene, all believed to have antioxidant properties. |
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Other members of the genus Hibiscus include the fibre plants mahoe and kenaf, okra, musk mallow, rose of Sharon, and many flowering plants known by the common name mallow. |
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Here, he has planted two acres with watermelon, okra, cabbage and cushaw. |
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It had Chinese waitresses serving African standbys — jollof rice, fufu, fish stew, okra — and almost every table was taken by African men or mixed couples. |
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Nevertheless, once youave sunken your teeth into this hearty meal, the gooeyness of guiambo is outweighed by the flavor of the seafood and the okra. |
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That left me with okra, green beans, grape tomatoes, blackberries, new potatoes, sugar peas, seedlings, lettuce, and an assortment of minor vegetables to offer. |
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Cooking Club Taste dishes that use quinoa, kale, okra, jicama or eggplant. |
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The price of okra has surged 150 percent in the retail market in the past couple of days with prices of other vegetables also going up considerably. |
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I hated cooking okra because it was so slimy when you first start. |
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They will be served on Sunday as a Creole Mardi Gras jazz brunch featuring eggs Hussarde, eggs Sardou, pain perdu, grillades and grits, and both crawfish and okra omelets. |
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Some of the more popular items include a seafood platter with salmon, prawns and crab served with crab chutney, bhetki macher and pan-seared sea bass with crispy okra. |
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It's another family restaurant, and they have wonderful fried chicken and collard greens and black-eyed peas and okra, corn, and tomatoes mixed together. |
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We planted some truck crops like watermelons and okra, which was risky. |
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Leaves defoliation resulting from human consumption of leaves and also pest defoliators coupled with poor management practices had led to low okra productivity. |
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