I recommend the hummus with duck 'njuda and try the okra, even if you hate okra.
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For example, okra, which Mr. Zhang said was unknown in China, figures in two dishes, including pork and okra mini-rolls.
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A heatwave in 2000 had killed most of the crops grown in nearby residents' gardens, except for okra, so neighbors Alice Stewart and Barbara Evans started an annual Okra Festival for the community.
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Add the okra and cook 3 to 4 minutes longer.
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Add the okra and mix well to coat thoroughly. 5.
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In the kitchen, okra is a staple of Cajun cuisine.
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Fleeing protesters trampled acres of cucumber, okra and watermelon plants.
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The okra is, just as Janssen says, fucking crunchy and lovely.
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Ms. Cabrera grew okra, squash and corn in her native Honduras.
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The stewed okra with cod is especially hard to pin down.
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Ernie Lundquist Memorial Okra, and Avocado Symphony, and only spend $100.
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They are partly African: ki-ngombo is the word for "okra" in several West African languages, and gumbo is a close cousin to the okra soups served across that region, whence most enslaved people in Louisiana came.
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I'm eating them lima beans, collard greens, okra and tomatoes, and spinach.
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Working in batches, fry the okra until golden brown, about 2 minutes.
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If there are no ribs, get the pulled pork with fried okra.
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One example is okra, with its slimy quality that many find disagreeable.
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Tyler called "OKRA" a "throwaway," but critics are heaping praise on the song.
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The dish we're making is bourbon-pickled Okra with a smoky crema dip.
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Fried fish, fried okra, fried jalapeños, fried shrimp, fried chicken, and French fries.
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When you cut apart a lotus, it's stringy, like the texture of okra.
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"I had a very traumatizing experience with okra in childhood," Mr. Pace said.
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With each move, she's been able to find fresh okra at the market.
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I'm an okra fan, whether it is fried, pickled or simmered in gumbo.
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Add the okra and cook until golden-brown, about 4 to 5 minutes.
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No one would douse whole okra in mascarpone and espresso and chocolate shavings?...
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I want to make everything from Provisions now — the okra and akkra are amazing.
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Everyone thinks it's going to be a Charlotte favorite, like okra or Carolina rice.
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After two days in the fridge, your okra pickles will be ready to enjoy.
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It's an okra stir-fry, essentially, and I think it'd be great with shrimp.
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The Florida native reminisced about eating chitterlings, oxtail, okra and barbecue as a child.
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Garnish with the bronze fennel and the okra flower petals, if using, and serve.
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Better known as Mr. Okra, he maneuvers his brightly painted "wagon" stocked with fruits and vegetables—apples, bananas, pineapples, garlic, onions, avocados, and of course, okra—throughout the diverse neighborhoods of New Orleans, something he's been doing since he was 15 years old.
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Much of the food she ate, the rice, okra, peanuts and vegetable stew, was African.
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The first thing Janssen does is wash and dry the okra on a paper towel.
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The jalapeños and okra are the easy winners, which pleases the guy next to me.
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"Top Chef" head judge Tom Colicchio said he loathes okra, a type of flowering plant.
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The restaurant also dishes out sides including fried pickles, fried green tomatoes, and fried okra.
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Okra can also be prepared as a vegetable side, traditionally sautéed, pickled or deep-fried.
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Their cooks created the peanut stews, okra-laced purloos and seafood that define Lowcountry cuisine.
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In viscosity, it has kinship to okra, but also oysters; the slipperiness is the point.
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For two decades, they have sold their okra, peppers and tomatoes in a nearby market.
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Seasoned with a warm and earthy Moroccan spice blend, it pleases even avowed okra-phobes.
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Broken-down okra helps thicken it, so much that it almost tugs back the spoon.
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Sarah stands behind a stall piled high with heirloom tomatoes, basil, okra, and acorn squash.
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Other residents fled into a field of okra and cowered there until the police left.
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OKLAHOMA: A simple, Southern classic, expect to find fried okra on almost every Oklahoma menu.
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I have roti and okra for lunch with pickle and yogurt, and then I clean up.
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What is the right thickener—okra, filé powder (pounded sassafras roots, a Choctaw contribution) or neither?
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I leave with Worcestershire, pickled okra, vodka, and some figs that they aren't going to use.
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These okra have been pickling for half a week and are ready for the deep fry.
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He also noted the chicken Creole, which is smothered down with okra, tomatoes, peppers, and garlic.
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"I couldn't find okra in Berlin," Reza says rolling his blue gray eyes with a smile.
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Add the reserved okra, the chicken stock, and tomatoes and let the bring to a boil.
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But the women who sell piles of okra leaves at a town market are quick to disagree.
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"Because I eat okra leaves a lot, I gave birth to eight sets of twins," she said.
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Through collard greens, cornbread, okra, ham-hocks, chitterlings and pigs' feet, neither can stop upping the ante.
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It makes something like okra, which people sometimes think of as slimy, really fucking crunchy and lovely.
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Janssen recommends serving your okra fries with a crema dip of charred spring onions and sour cream.
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Hill rice is better dry, with an okra stew or a sauté or chutney piled on top.
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Dug up a bag of okra in the freezer and don't know what to do with it?
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The shrimp and grits on the Shoreditch menu ditched the gumbo of okra and Andouille sausage. Grits.
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One of the staples in her kitchen is okra: The fibrous plant is plentiful in Wek's native city of Wau, South Sudan, and found in many of the region's traditional dishes, including an okra and tomato stew that her mother would often serve when Wek was a child.
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She then dips each pickled okra into the batter, in turn, and lowers it into the hot oil.
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Small green peppers (shishito) and okra were of lesser interest, but other diners at my table enjoyed them.
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Happily for other fans of the crunch, you don't have to be an experienced pickler to transform okra.
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After the third order, Mr. Fox revamped the okra on the fly, adding fermented husk cherries and aioli.
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His father, Nathan Robinson, known as Okra Man, delivered fruits and vegetables by wheelbarrow and horse and buggy.
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OKRA pods go green into gumbo (unless they're purple, and that hue doesn't survive the gumbo process anyway).
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Along the sprawling lake's snaking arms, you'll find coves, bars, marinas and incredible barbecue (get the fried okra).
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She started making gumbo because her mom's version was full of slimy okra and, of all things, ham.
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My mother planted two truck patch gardens where we grew corn, leafy greens, potatoes, tomatoes, okra and melons.
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After 31 years as Mr. Okra, it's not unreasonable to assume the man could use a little rest.
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She doesn't want them to forget their heritage, and places okra on their foreheads as she speaks to them.
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Best eaten raw, Pacific spinach is a fast-growing, insect-resistant plant with a mucilaginous texture akin to okra.
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I put together the mix and make some fun garnishes by skewering olives, pickled okra, and lemon/lime wedges.
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The fried okra there reminds me of my grandmother because that's a dish she used to make every Sunday.
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He's referring to our wildly overgrown okra pods, some of which are approaching six inches in length or longer.
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My plate overflowing with collard greens, creamed corn, peas and okra, turkey dressing, yams and cornbread cost around $6.
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Ms. Sebisaho also prepared sakasaka, a stew made from cassava leaves, as well as catfish, grilled goat and okra.
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Okra, peanuts and pork are only a few of the Southern ingredients that have been elevated by its attention.
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Gumbo, the stew made from rice, seafood, chicken, andouille sausage, tomato and okra, is representative of south Louisiana culture.
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If you are thinking about a vegetable, the skewered and grilled okra pods in soy are crunchy and unslimy.
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Think of all the sweet potato fries, "fried" okra, and donuts you could make (with way less calories and fat)!
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I order enough food for my dinner, and lunch tomorrow for my boo: barbecue tempeh, slaw, pickles, and fried okra.
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I buy beans, lentils, rice, eggplant, tomatoes, garlic, ginger, okra, squash, cookies, black pepper, cashews, bananas, apples, and frozen snacks.
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Gumbo, a Southern Louisiana signature stew, is made with a mixture of meats and thickened with okra, a gelatinous vegetable.
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He and his wife and their two children grew okra, corn and tomatoes, subsisting on less than $43,000 a year.
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Submerged in the mafe, the grain concedes to the more burly flavors of peanut and fish sauce, lamb and okra.
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On the menu were his old favorites: ash reshteh, bamieh (okra) and kaleh gonjeshki (tiny meatballs, literally translated as "sparrow heads").
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Africans imported some of its defining ingredients—okra, peanuts and sorghum, for instance—and African skills and labour produced the crops.
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To do this, simply whip up a beer-batter and fry the okra until it gets a crispy golden brown coating.
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In a further few minutes, Ishizaki finishes off today with his signature soy cured egg yolk, okra, dusted with toasted rice.
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Sandra's Next Generation in New Haven, Connecticut, serves different "plates" of BBQ staples including fried chicken, collard greens, and fried okra.
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The result is a dream of creamy puréed corn with a swoosh of okra and the saline pop of mellow caviar.
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It's like a tomato based stew, it has lima beans and butter beans, okra, vegetables, one or more types of meat.
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Her shrimp and okra borrows a spice blend from her mother, made with cumin, coriander, mango powder, black salt and turmeric.
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I ate a succotash skillet of corn, okra, squash, chicken, peppers and onions that comes from a 28-year-old recipe.
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For this salad, the okra boils for only two minutes in salted water, which gives it a texture reminiscent of asparagus.
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It's made of as many greens as Mr. Lathan can get his hands on and thickened with only okra, no roux.
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Efrain Estrada grows so many peppers, eggplants, okra and squash that he sends the extras to his relatives in Puerto Rico.
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Tyler, the Creator's newest single "OKRA" shouts out 22-year-old heartthrob Timothée Chalamet, and suddenly everything feels right in the world.
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Without warning, Tyler, the Creator has released a new song called "OKRA" on his YouTube, complete with a stylish, split-screen video.
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In Chinchkhed village, 200 km (125 miles) northeast of Mumbai, Nita Sonawane was harvesting okra, a vegetable also known as lady's finger.
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My friend who's planning to come back to Pondicheri insisted we get the fried okra, one of his benchmarks for Indian kitchens.
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Another night, I made whole-wheat pasta and plant-based "meatballs" tossed in a pink sauce, plus a side of sauteéd okra.
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Others, like tomato-okra stew and sour corn chowchow, sound simple enough but require making other recipes or investing weeks of time.
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Former regulars who come to visit her here may be disappointed that she is not yet serving her famous okra or fattoush.
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The first lady was seen harvesting red peppers, okra and green peppers with the children, and helping three of them plant broccoli.
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They took the men and their families to the OWFI office, where volunteers had prepared a meal of okra and specially seasoned meatballs.
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Press play on "OKRA" here, pour yourself a cup of tea, and enjoy these tweets while you wait to hear the Chalamet verse.
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Rose Ibalu, a single-parent refugee from South Sudan, uses waste water to irrigate the kale and okra she plants in her garden.
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Take the okra out of its brine and place on some paper towels to get rid of any excess liquid before frying. 4.
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Much of the animal and vegetable kingdoms simmered in his pot: crab, chicken, pork sausage, sun-dried shrimp, okra, bell pepper, onion, celery.
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"I'll pick these okra for you, but I wouldn't use 'em," chef Chris McDade says, with a little disdain in his Southern drawl.
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The backyard was an oasis of olive, citrus, cherry, and peach trees, and the garden was blooming with okra, artichokes, tomatoes and kale.
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It shows in the pork and okra rolls, the chef's reimagining of a more traditional dish of pork belly served over sliced cucumber.
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It's also a great place to snag some soul food classics like fried perch and catfish, chicken gizzards and giblets, and fried okra.
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This is the second time Tyler has made a CMBYN reference––on "OKRA", he told star Timotheé Chalamet to "come get at [him]".
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Currently Granville harvests pumpkin, cucumber, carrots, bananas, sweet peppers, tomatoes, corn, Jamaican scotch bonnet peppers, seasonal veggies like okra and callaloo, and sorrel.
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Her enslaved cooks knew those British recipes, but from the likes of their grandmothers came black-eyed pea cakes and fried chicken, okra soup and stewed okra, chicken with sweet potatoes and curried catfish, and turnip greens and hot pepper sauce that bridged several centuries of African-European culinary interaction (with Native and Asian influences), coupled with ingredients indigenous to the Americas.
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Deora also cooked the couple s lunch – a starter of vegetable kebabs and main courses, including lentil curry with rice, ricotta cheese and okra.
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And while gumbo is a quintessential regional dish, the name comes from a West African word for okra — one of the stew's essential ingredients.
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Dishes include chile cheese toast, mutton seekh kebabs, railway chicken curry and crisp okra: 0003 Second Avenue (East 24th Street), 646-863-210, royalmunkey.com.
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Divide the okra, dill, garlic, and lemon zest between two 300 ml (10 fl oz) jars and pour the pickling liquid evenly between each.
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For his birthday, in October, she asked what he wanted — a medley of lima beans, broccoli and okra — and made it especially for him.
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The gathering, held without aides or journalists present, stretched into a nearly three-hour dinner over pork chops and gravy, fried okra and rice.
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Yucca fries are similarly crisp and golden; the fried okra that you can order as a side is another example of deep-frying wizardry.
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Next, he fries okra in such an effortlessly masterful way that we realize there are some things Yankees will just never be naturals at.
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And here is okra the underestimated, a vegetable that confounds some Americans with its inner tap of mucilage, a viscous liquid shunned as slime.
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FOOD A recipe last Wednesday for Limpin' Susan, an okra stir-fry with rice, misstated the amount of cooking oil in the first step.
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The lightly tangy okra soup splits the difference between silky and viscous, the vegetable's seeds and bits of flesh suspended with confetti-like spinach.
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One of the few items from Trader Joe's that's a miss for me alongside the freeze-dried okra, black truffle Alfredo, and chocolate hummus.
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There is not enough okra on New York City menus, a deficiency addressed by this Ivorian stew lush with palm oil and crushed tomatoes.
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Charred local okra pods are seasoned with black mustard seed and soaked with preserved heirloom tomatoes, which he buys from farmer friends in spring.
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The systems serve around 139,000 farmers and 0003,600 agricultural laborers, who use it to grow vegetables such as tomato, cucumber, lettuce and okra, Muluh said.
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Since March the canal, which feeds his 22014 hectares of maize and okra along with the farms of 25 other hamlets, has been bone dry.
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Conversation veered from the crude (women's breasts) to the ordinary (stewed okra for dinner) to the philosophical (they were proud to fight for their country).
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In other domains, it will eat a lot of things you probably eat, too: broccoli, asparagus, tomatoes, eggplants, okra, chard, cabbage, collards, bell peppers, cucumbers.
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All Janssen's pickled okra recipe really requires is vinegar, sugar, seasoning, a handful of dill, and some bourbon (Pappy Van Winkle if you're a baller).
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Braised artichokes, muhammara (red-pepper spread), manti, lamb with okra, and baked cauliflower share the menu with Turkish versions of stuffed grape leaves and moussaka.
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We would start preparing that meal the Saturday before — making pie crusts, making fillings, trimming the green beans or preparing the okra, shucking the corn.
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The shop's owner says customers usually speak Twi too, although Nigerians who come for palm oil, okra powder, foufou, yams and beans rely on English.
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I'm hungry, and the okra is looking sadder with every passing day, so I chop it up while my laptop reads my article out to me.
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Boko Haram has been shifting tactics with bombers, hiding explosives in a bag of okra in one attack, and having attackers pretend to be mentally ill.
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Since we had them in the garden, Elmi adds raw okra flowers, which have a surprisingly shellfish-like flavor, and a few sprigs of bronze fennel.
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He raided his mother's kitchen for beans and rice and would often make dishes with herbs—of which there was an abundance—and okra or aubergine.
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Okra pods are narrow and can grow up to 25 centimeters in length, or about 10 inches; peculiarly, their cross sections are often pentagonal in shape.
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He seasons okra and tomatoes with a North African spice mix and stews them with hog maw, otherwise known as the outer wall of the stomach.
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On "Quimbombo" — originally recorded by Willie Colón and Hector Lavoe — the vocalist Herman Olivera volleys with his backing chorus in a gleeful paean to okra stew.
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Dishes such as lamb shanks slow cooked in a nihari stew, to crispy okra served with chutney foam are as visually appealing as they are tasty.
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He braises the meat in stock, rich with peanut butter, and adds chopped okra near the end, so that it turns soft and sweet and slippery.
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Okra is a polarizing vegetable, but if you're like the many YouTube users who learned to remove its slime, you'll probably come out on the "pro" side.
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Caroline Woods, 24, is further accused of feeding her son only protein shakes and cans of okra, a court official says, citing the criminal complaint against her.
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A little bit of bourbon gives these pickled okra a little something different, and makes for a truly interesting appetizer when you batter and deep fry them.
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The okra fries served with the excellent sautéed fish, seasoned with mustard seeds and herbs, then dredged in a delicate rice-flour batter, sounded great in theory.
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You can trust that culinary historian Michael Twitty will show you the way to making delicious stewed okra (heavy on that hickory-smoked bacon, too, of course).
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On the menu: a pasta dish with sungold tomatoes and ricotta salata, fried okra and eggplant with tonnato, and a good ol' heirloom tomato-and-mayo sandwich.
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Okra is a common dish in the South, and Paula Deen makes some of the best — served fried — at her restaurant The Lady & Sons in Savannah, Georgia.
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Local fare where I live in Dakar is healthy — fish, tomatoes, onions, okra, juicy mangoes with peach-like flesh and a grain similar to quinoa called fonio.
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What started as a tiny garden with squash vines, a few tomato plants and okra has grown every year, increasing with the appetites of our four children.
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There's tomatoes with basil and anchovy ; green beans with herbs and olives; grilled eggplant, peppers and onions; a lemony zucchini slaw; some okra salad with toasted cumin.
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The other side is a rough weaving of the straight stalks of the okra plant, which came to the United States from Africa during the slave trade.
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But surely no one would see a recipe calling for sweet, cakey cookie things and possibly think that an Italian dessert would be made with okra, right?
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The boys, two of my American coworkers, and I gather around in the living room to eat spicy tomato and okra stew and cheesy dahl (lentils) with paneer.
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In a regular sauté pan, in just a bit of oil, he shallow-fries the okra pieces until they're perfectly golden brown, agitating them slightly with a spoon.
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You can dip just about anything in this crema dip full of charred, smoky spring onions, garlic, and cilantro, but fried okra is a good place to start.
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The pink-lemonade blueberries and okra side dish vanished at season's end; the polenta and chicken-liver mousse are still available à la carte, updated with autumnal flavors.
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Here, each appears separately — meaty daikon cut into hearts, inari (fried tofu skin) stuffed with enoki mushrooms, okra gone tender without losing sturdiness — lending a sense of ceremony.
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You get a couple of sides with your chicken: Karen's working on mac and cheese, I have yams, and there's okra, collard greens, black-eyed peas, white rice.
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She then grates the zest of a lemon straight into a kilner jar, adds a couple of sprigs of dill and starts to push the okra in on top.
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Stacey Johnson-Batiste, one of Harris's oldest friends, remembers Shyamala turning ingredients like chicken or okra into either Indian dishes or soul food, depending on the spices she used.
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WILLIS: And not to sound all California, but when you have great ingredients, when you're cooking with super-fresh tomatoes, onions, okra, you're almost there in terms of flavor.
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"Ege bamyasi" is Turkish for Aegean okra, known in German as "okraschoten," and the Can logo "was part of the found object's design: the brand name," Mr. Young wrote.
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The menu drew parallels between the American South and the Indian South, highlighting both regions' mutual love of fried chicken, braised pork and vegetables like okra and field peas.
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Rachel's cool family (+2248) cracked a bunch of jokes about Nick eating okra, and her white brother-in-law said something strange about being a fellow "white," which everyone ignored.
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It's like sweet and sour stir fry with a makeover, the okra and plantain given a deep salty and smoky hit on a bed of chickpeas, brown rice, and quinoa.
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"Funny enough, she loves stewed okra," Duff told PEOPLE while hosting a dinner on behalf of T.J.Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods for their "Bring Back the Holidays" campaign on Nov. 10.
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"Okra plant is the most sexual, weird, phallic penis thing," said chef, cookbook author, and A Chef's Life star Vivian Howard as she rifled through the vegetable patch in garden.
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Sliced okra and the sassafras powder known as filé, a Native American contribution to Louisiana cooking, are also used as gumbo thickeners, either in combination or in place of roux.
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Bedsheets went unwashed, toilets and door handles went unfixed, and the cook fell into a tired routine: hard-boiled eggs and bread for breakfast, stewed okra and bread for dinner.
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Papaya leaf juice, elderberry, dates, thyme, garlic, jasmine, limes, okra, and other herbs and exotic fruits were all offered this year as cures for cancer, diabetes, asthma and the flu.
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Okra 7-Port USB Desktop Universal Charging Station This universal charging station really comes in handy when every member of the family needs to charge up at the same time.
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"There are so many twins because of the okra leaf that we eat," said 15-year-old Kehinde Oyedepo, one of the twins, repeating a view commonly held in the town.
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Their invention, a low-tech thermal dehydrator, can be used to process fruits like mango, banana and pineapple, as well as vegetables such as okra and eggplant, to stop them spoiling.
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But viscosity has its rewards, turning to voluptuousness in gombo frais, a stew of broken-down tomatoes, palm oil and okra chopped into little rondelles and cooked until the guts melt.
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He detailed the three sides: housemade toast with chicken-liver mousse and poached gizzards; polenta that used corn six ways; and an okra confit with gribenes, crispy bits of chicken skin.
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At Kimball House, Mr. Reece held forth on a range of Southern topics both frivolous and deep: The introduction of okra as a cheap New World food supply for enslaved Africans.
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I chop okra while A. finishes taking a survey from one of the potential 2020 nominees (he's one of those lunatics that answers his phone when he doesn't know the number).
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When I returned from the farmers' market the other day, my bags were filled with glistening eggplants, truly ripe tomatoes, tender young green beans, just-picked okra and colorful summer squash.
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But in India, the Caribbean, and some other areas of the world, the term refers to that slimy, hairy, pointy little seed pod more commonly known in the States as okra.
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I buy bags of frozen patra, samosas, arbi, undhiyu mix, rotis, some cumin seeds and powdered cardamom, paneer, a bottle of sesame oil, a can of coconut milk, and some fresh okra.
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Made on a grill with "incredible craftsmanship," Sazy's Ital stew includes red peas, black bean, okra, carrot, pumpkin ginger, French thyme, and coconut juice, served over rice with slices of fresh avocado.
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There, in thriving villages, she found the same okra and smoked fish in the market, the same ways of carrying bundles on heads, even the buzzard dance, that she knew from home.
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Two seats and a barrel serve as the dining area where you can sip your constitutional while admiring a wall full of family snaps while snacking on a plate of vinegared okra.
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Its mainstays include hummus, minced lamb cooked with pine nuts and spices, beautiful and varied salads, stews made with green beans, okra or courgettes and tomatoes, stuffed cabbage leaves and artichoke hearts.
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All season long, the sun has been ripening summer squash, fat purple eggplants, fuzzy green okra, and sweet, sweet corn to perfection, and now's the time to be eating all of it.
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The series started in 2013, after the artist overheard the words of Zubair Rehman, a Pakistani child whose grandmother was killed by a drone strike while picking okra outside of her house.
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Yasuko Iguchi picked okra from her garden to cook for her son, Masahiro Iguchi, a divorced father of three who comes with his children to eat dinner a few nights a week.
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Elsewhere, attention was distracted by supporting ingredients: okra hot from revels with Scotch bonnets and jerk spice in pepper-pot shrimp, and a gravy of drippings and molasses under beer-braised brisket.
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Maybe it was the morning light, but it was a heavenly moment and everything seemed golden: the zucchini, and the crookneck squash, the little orange and crimson sweet peppers and especially the okra.
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"She made me bamia for breakfast because she knew it was my fave she hugged so hard it hurt," writer Hannah Khalil tweeted, recalling a popular stew made of okra, tomatoes and lamb.
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Also worth a try, although a little more rubbery in texture, is the massloug lamb, sautéed and boiled for three hours and accompanied by a pile of rice topped with okra and potatoes.
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There are still some salty packaged snacks, but there is also a seasonal tomato and okra stew inspired by the African influences in Virginia cooking, and made on a stove installed last month.
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And the winner is… Okra Solar is a modular energy startup that's aiming to bring power to homes in rural areas via a plug-and-play solution that energy companies can easily deploy.
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Take the Harriet Tubman ragout, a brown beef stew simmered in peanut oil with potatoes, carrots, onions, turnips, and okra, just as her Uncle Costen told her it was served in the Underground Railroad.
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Still, childhood gave him "some of the best days," he said: wrestling with Martellus, swimming, spending summers picking okra and peppers on a farm in Louisiana that belonged to their grandfather, a Baptist preacher.
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Emma loved to garden—she grew jackfruit, eggplant, okra, chili peppers, and rows of dahlias and red flamingo flowers—but within a few months her friends reported that nearly all her plants had died.
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He says that with help from Mlinda, increased access to electricity has allowed him to use irrigation pumps to grow an extra harvest of pumpkin and okra in the pre-monsoon months, boosting his income.
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In her new book, Pickled, she jars up a dazzling array of ingredients: watermelon peel, okra, fennel, nashi pear, mustard greens—either to be eaten as snacks or as an intrinsic part of new recipes.
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On my recent visit, the kallaloo (also spelled callaloo), laced with seared pork belly, came ladled over fungi (pronounced FOON-jee), a soft porridge of cornmeal and okra that has its roots in slave traditions.
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" Ms. Robinson recalled that when her father returned to the city several months after Hurricane Katrina, he saw, spray-painted on a refrigerator left out along the road, "Please find Mr. Okra, we need him.
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Each layer — the pork, the gently poached okra and its viscous innards — offers its own interpretation of softness, the whole thing more thrilling in its refusal to provide much in the way of contrasting crunch.
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Other vegetables come to the table in various states of surrender: a thatch of spinach with a sunny streak of preserved lemon; eggplant mellowed in the oven under tomatoes; okra, midway between crunchy and yielding.
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I was quickly introduced to the producer and director, then given a Styrofoam container of okra stew, a plastic bottle of water, and a chair next to Ojukwu, who was watching the scene on a monitor.
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JENGRE, Nigeria (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For Rhoda Tanko, preparing dishes of okra or egusi soup in her small shack was a daily ordeal spent battling the dizzying, toxic black fumes spewed out by her charcoal stove.
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But since the water storage tank was installed, "all these fields have become green again", she said, pointing to terraced fields where tomatoes, aubergine, okra and pumpkin grow against a backdrop of towering, bare-sloped mountains.
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On a particularly lazy night, I went with my staple grilled-cheese sandwich with a side of tomato soup and okra, which I try to eat as much of as possible while it is in season.
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After a typical meal of soup, rice, chicken, okra and salads, Ms. Abu Latif, in a traditional embroidered dress, hawked her homemade spice mixes and cookies, bonded with guests over recipes and handed out business cards.
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The rolls come stacked neatly, with long slices of okra fanned out at the sides like little crab legs: every time I see the plate, I imagine a chef arranging each leg with a small chuckle.
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We visit Penn Mac to buy fresh pasta and bread, Wholey's for the shrimp (and we're delighted to find they have massive collard greens, too), Lotus for okra, and Reyna's for Jamaican curry powder, tamales, and salsa.
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Raised in San Diego by her Southern grandparents, she grew up on a steady diet of Cajun food that piqued the curiosity of her schoolmates, who had never seen gumbo, okra, and grits, let alone tried them.
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The mother of this tailgate host—tailgates here are multi-generational parties—assures me that although her "Dumbo gumbo" is full of okra, smoked sausage, smoked chicken, and andouille, no actual elephants were harmed in the making.
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For what he collected from the garden today, McDade arranges the eggplants and okra along with some sliced young red onion and mild jalapeno on the plate, then drizzles the mayonnaise-and-tuna sauce atop it all.
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On Thursday afternoon, Ms. Maiben-Owens, the community garden director, showed the empty lots where the stores used to be, but also the garden, lush in the late spring heat with peas, corn, okra and sugar cane.
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Ndambe, a stew of sweet potatoes and black-eyed peas — "country people's food" in Senegal, Mr. Thiam said — is rich and fortifying, with okra added just at the end, so it emerges with a bit of crunch.
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There are tips in bold for, say, removing the stamens from plantain flowers (tug at them with the blunt edge of knife) and choosing the most pickle-worthy okra (look for tails that break with a snap).
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Bites Kallaloo, a mass of greens and okra, pork and crab, slow-simmered into a deep, darkly flavorful stew, is a dish usually best found at granny's house — if you're lucky enough to have a West Indian granny.
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For Mr. Dennis, the chef, a steady supply would ensure that his purloos, like the rice-and-okra dish called Limpin' Susan (often referred to as the cousin or wife of Hoppin' John), would have a new dimension.
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I have fond affection for my hometown — the bonhomie, the shrimp and okra gumbo, the Eunice High football team that won state championships in 21980 and 210 and effectively renovated the school into a museum of civic pride.
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Riding along with Mr. Okra, you get the sense that you've been thrust back half a century, the affectionate regulars and charmed first-timers indicative of a bygone era of milkmen and Leave it to Beaver neighborhood geniality.
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A cooperative of 60 women, divided into groups of ten, now grows potatoes, tomatoes, pumpkins, carrots, okra and greens year round, most of which they sell to trucks from the nearby town of Bara and state capital El Obeid.
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Tara and Heath were also famished, as it happened, but all they had to show for their two weeks of scrounging were some aspirin and a few rusty cans of okra, which I didn't even know came in cans.
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Sometimes Mr. Hossain stops in to pick up a sweet or specialty vegetable such as bitter gourd or okra, but today, he was doing his monthly shopping for basics like basmati rice, cardamom tea and lemon and mango chutney.
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After receiving their right to cultivate the land, Sidumo and the mostly female farmers set to work planting bamboo for export to Asia, sugar beans and okra to sell at regional produce markets, and a Japanese potato popular with the locals.
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Akin to the sliminess of okra, with a subtle flavor that's vaguely like pickles, the cactus seemed to ask to be mixed with eggs, although mixing these ingredients has probably been going on for ten centuries south of the border.
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But if they have opportunity to come to America and help the American economy do the farming and next year they know they can come back when the okra or wheat or corn season happens again, that would be smart business.
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Keepers like mixed greens with baby turnips, biscuits, a somewhat-upmarket pimento cheese, fried croaker, and macaroni and cheese that's almost as easy as a packaged mix, are interspersed with history and sidebars about ingredients like okra, rice and peanuts.
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Returning to the Wednesday market a week later, Mr. Fox and Mr. Doubrava spent two hours picking up preorders and buying the rest of what they needed — including okra, selected piece by piece, because the smaller ones are more tender.
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And I realize now, that in my own life -- winnowed and shrunk into a similar tight routine; taking walks, piecing together puzzles, teaching my girls how to make pie crust, to plant okra -- along with that beauty lives profound meaning.
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Sampling of Twelve Days of Christmas menu: Okra seed caviar smoked mackerel Coal roasted foie winter pea milk bread Whelk conserva tartine of herbs and seaweed butter Mochi balls in hoshigaki piloncillo ginger flower broth Cost: $100 to $500 per person
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"Used to be a lot more peddlers like Okra," said Brian Reaney, the warehouse supervisor at A. J.'s Produce, a wholesaler where Mr. Robinson would stop every morning at 6 to shoot the breeze and gather the day's goods.
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But as the 28-year-old Bangladesh native, wearing a hooded puffer coat and violet headdress, walked past Italian butchers selling pork chops and African restaurants selling okra, she said it was much better, and safer, since the migrants came.
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Bamya, lamb cooked with okra and beriberi — the Ethiopian spice mix of onions, garlic, mustard seeds, ginger and more — is pure, deep comfort, and vegetable dishes like fava beans with egg, or pumpkin cooked in chile, are brightly flavored and distinct.
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Council was a smart businesswoman with a big laugh who built her reputation on consistent and delicious renditions of the staples of a good Southern country kitchen, including fried chicken, pies and seasonal vegetables, like greens, field peas, okra and tomatoes.
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He grew up in Tel Aviv, accompanying his grandmother on her weekly outings to the Carmel market, and hanging around his Egyptian neighbor's kitchen — an experience that led him to develop a taste for ingredients like okra, eggplant and cardamom.
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Since opening in July, the restaurant has changed its menu constantly alongside the availability of produce in Southern California, incorporating slender, sweet okra, the season's first pomegranates, the season's last peaches, jujubes and delicata squash, recalibrating salsas and swapping core ingredients.
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It's the kind of line that would sound just right if Jenny — who has lived in this town all her life and can describe in some detail a local festival devoted to okra — had even a hint of a Southern accent.
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It was delicious with fried eggs, and with tender, shredded, wilted kale, and fresh fava beans that had been blanched in salted water, and summer corn, shaved off the cob and sautéed with some coconut oil, and even with roasted okra.
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Her father earns less than $5 a day and her diet includes no fresh fruit, yet she eats a wholesome and traditional diet of okra curries, lentils, and roti, which Anchal's mother cooks from scratch each day on a single kerosene burner.
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Now he brings his daughter up in conversation whenever he gets a chance, like on our pit stop at Julia's Restaurant, when he invited tired cooks on their lunch break to visit the lake before sitting down to fried okra and greens.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — Nathalie Dupree, the doyenne of Southern cooking, sat at a sunny table near the window at Hominy Grill in late April, a few days before it would serve its last biscuit, and insisted on an order of shrimp and okra beignets.
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Basic staples, though, were unusually good: fragrant lemon rice; thair pachadi, a South Indian raita with mustard seeds and okra; and the dal of black lentils with an uncommonly fresh taste (from ginger, green chiles and cilantro) under the cream and butter.
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Sweet pickle pork ribs with sun-dried mango, roasted Indian sweet potato with kohlrabi and crispy okra, and a beef kebab with bone marrow are among the choices served at sleek wood tables in the marble-paved bar area and softly gilded dining room.
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Deidre Downs Gunn and Abbott Jones Deidre Downs Gunn and Abbott Jones After the pair said "I do," the wedding's 200 guests dined on some of the couple's favorite Southern foods, including mini chicken and waffles, fried okra, fried green tomatoes and buttermilk biscuits.
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Since 2009, when Katie and her crew began supplying local soup kitchens with squash, okra, cabbage and other crops, Katie has continued to grow — creating the nonprofit Katies Krops and giving out 22,410 pounds of produce to soup kitchens, food pantries and numerous needy families.
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Under the advice of Mandala's founders, who dedicated two years studying farming methods and permaculture, subscribers decide which seeds they want planted, including a variety of lettuces, eggplants, beets, onions, cauliflower, spinach, and even some popular indigenous ingredients, such as scarlet eggplant and okra.
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A "market plate," featuring, clockwise from top: a ball of plantain-and-red-palm-oil fufu in peanut sauce; a scoop of attiéké, cassava that's been fermented, dried, and grated; a stew of sweet potato, black-eyed peas, and okra; spicy Ghanaian-style plantains.
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Two must-order items are the Nam Prik (center), an elaborate tray of butter lettuce, baby carrots and cucumbers, okra, Thai apple eggplant, and chicharrones, served with three condiments, and the Moo Sarong (bottom), pork meatballs wrapped in a single long noodle and fried.
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Amid the horrors of the Jim Crow South, 78-year-old Ms. Legree recalled an isolated childhood with access to fresh seafood, tomatoes, corn, sweet potatoes, okra, and such exotic-sounding fare as pomegranates, persimmons, figs and turtle eggs, all grown on St. Helena Island.
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But then, on a rainy morning in the Trinidad hills in December 2016, he walked past coconut trees and towering okra plants to the edge of a field with ripe stalks of rice, each grain covered in a reddish husk and sprouting spiky tufts.
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" The shaping of palates is deeply culturally specific — what is "rich yet delicate" in one mouth become "slimy" in another (bless misunderstood okra, the light of my Nigeria-honed palate) — and Nosrat's greatest gift is her enthusiasm, even for the foods that are unfamiliar or "strange.
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Yemi Amu calls out a greeting and welcomes me to the farm—yes, a farm—that has a 212,27-square-foot aquaponics system, and grows, among other things, rice, lemongrass, mint, okra, peppers, spinach, garlic, chamomile, tomatoes, and eggplant, all on the basketball court-sized lot.
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Here the small plates (lamb köfta sliders; za'atar fried feta with warm figs, radicchio, orange, and wild thyme honey; and shish kabobs with blackened bass, harissa remoulade, pencil cobb grits, and crispy okra) are so plentiful, you'll have a really hard time choosing just a dozen.
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Then there are his other loosies from the year: "OKRA" (a one-take rap song), "BRING IT BACK" (a remix of the Drake featuring track of the same name by Trouble), "Rose Tinted Cheeks" (a smoooooooth song intended for Flower Boy) and "435" (another rap tune).
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IRVING FARM, WASHINGTON SQUARE A larger edition of this decades-old chain of outlets from the coffee-roasting company features an expanded menu with dishes like shakshuka on a roll and charred okra with tahini and tomatillos: 2347 West Third Street (Thompson Street), 2689-23075-2120, irvingfarm.com.
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It was definitely a set that telegraphed the importance of Finding Yourself—"OKRA" included a spoken-word interlude of someone telling the crowd to do whatever we want to do—and of vulnerability, and the way these songs were placed in the set felt like a reflection of that.
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He likes to carry a set of PowerPoint slides around, pulling them out of a brown folder to explain, say, the difference between how goods and services are treated under a free-trade deal, or the manner in which the E.U. screens okra and curry leaves at its borders.
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He, a good Southern boy from Georgia who learned all about growing okra in his grandma's garden growing up, knows that by the time they get any bigger than three inches or so long, they're far too woody to tolerate and their goopy inside are impossible to tame.
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The Associated Press says that the couple realized that if they pickled some their vegetables—okra, carrots, peaches and those unbelievable beets—they might have a better financial return, earn enough to cover the costs of their farm, and stop having to throw so much old produce to their neighbors' cows.
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In what he called a "happy accident," Mr. Fox forgot about the okra confit twice: He left it to cool too long, so the fat started to solidify, and then he put it in a low oven for too long, so the exposed tips on some pieces started to caramelize.
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The guesthouse's new cafe will serve elevated vegetarian regional classics such as the traditional rice dish biryani — which he's reimagined with spiced quinoa, crisped okra and a sharp-sweet tomato chutney — or paneer, a firm farmer's cheese he's converted into cottage-cheese form and mixed with sprouts grown in the kitchen's garden.
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Arthur J. Robinson — or Mr. Okra, as pretty much everyone called him — who rolled each day through the streets of New Orleans in a loudly painted pickup-truck-cum-fruit-stand singing his sales pitch like the roving food vendors once common in the city, died on Thursday at his home there.
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Two favorites are the homey Korean grandma food at Yet Tuh and the terrific sambal-sauced okra and noodle and rice dishes at Food Terminal, a modern Malaysian restaurant that shares a parking lot with an expansive multicultural supermarket, a Chinese barbecue spot, a Viet-Cajun seafood restaurant and a tofu house.
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It originally appeared in Jeff Smith's The Frugal Gourmet Cooks Italian, which was released the same year as the tiramisu mishap, and is impossible to read without visualizing Hirani dipping seven whole, fuzzy okra "one at a time into the reserved coffee mixture," then layering them with chocolate and a mascarpone cheese mixture.
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Friends came to see, and he served them what his family always ate at home: basmati rice with roasted garlic, ghee and chiles; a simple okra curry; the hand-rolled Gujarati flatbread called rotli; a warm yogurt soup flavored with homegrown curry leaf and thickened with grated tomato, cucumber and tender, fresh pigeon peas.
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From the spot where we're standing one Wednesday morning in late October, in between rows of collard greens, okra, and kale, she can point to the three buildings she's lived in at the public housing project in Harlem—one as a child, one when she returned to take care of her mother, and one where she lives now.
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It's about an hour from Fukuoka, Kyushu's largest city, and especially worthwhile for food lovers — guests have a chance to help harvest bamboo in spring, sample the farm's own unfiltered sake (called doburoku) and gather any of the 100 different kinds of fruits and vegetables grown on the property, including zucchini, shiitake mushrooms, okra, blueberries and plums.
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Poached, it leaves its brooding ghost in a rich broth reserved and used for bamia — a faintly sour stew of tomatoes and okra gone pliant, with great teardrops of garlic cloves bobbing at the surface and meant to be eaten whole — and fosoulia, white kidney beans simmered and served with hunks of lamb still on the bone.
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Poached, it leaves its brooding ghost in a rich broth reserved and used for bamia — a faintly sour stew of tomatoes and okra gone pliant, with great teardrops of garlic cloves bobbing at the surface and meant to be eaten whole — and fosoulia, white kidney beans simmered and served with hunks of lamb still on the bone.
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At the back of the garden is a schoolroom, complete with typical traditional board games made from wood and beans used as counters, with vegetables like pumpkin, aubergine and okra growing in the red soil which was used to conjure up the look of Zimbabwe's ground and signify the work that Beauty had to do to help support her family.
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To navigate market stalls and find consistent purveyors, Henry turned to a coterie of like-minded expatriate chefs including his friend Max Levy, the New Orleans native behind the Beijing sushi bar Okra, also opening in Hong Kong this month, and Matt Abergel, the Canadian chef behind Yardbird, home to some of the city's buzziest yakitori, and the seafood bar Ronin.
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The café may be counter service, and open only until 7 P.M. , but the fufu bowl, bolstered by scoops of Senegalese ndambe (a lushly thick stew of sweet potato, black-eyed peas, and okra) and tangy Ivorian attiéké (cassava that has been dried, fermented, and grated, and which resembles couscous), is as skillfully rendered and satisfying as many more formal meals in town.
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Lamb is celebrated in dish after dish: indulgently braised hunks of shoulder and shank arrayed over golden rice musky from cardamom; ground lamb tucked inside hollowed-out orbs of onion and trunks of eggplant, a process so labor-intensive that Mr. Almandalawi reserves it for weekends; and lamb broth, plush on the tongue, suffusing bamia, a slow breakdown of okra and tomatoes.
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Prowess in egg eating, at least three per day, is something Parsis boast of, and the phrase per eeda ("egg on top"), can be applied to almost anything: Eggs might be whisked and poured over okra, then steamed; broken into the hollows of sautéed fenugreek leaves and briefly sizzled, so the yolks still wobble; or simply fried over a bed of crushed potato chips.
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Servings: 21 jars 22 ounces okra, rinsed and trimmed23 25/22 ounces cider vinegar2300 23/22 ounces rice wine vinegar22/260 cup sea salt2 tablespoons raw sugar4 ounces bourbon12.6 grams yellow mustard seeds1 teaspoon coriander seeds1/2 teaspoon black peppercorns23 tablespoon chili flakes4 fresh dill sprigs3 garlic cloves, peeled and thinly slicedpared zest half a lemon 1, In a medium saucepan, combine the vinegars, salt, sugar, and 1 cup water over medium-high heat.
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Here was beef braised seemingly forever in coconut milk, beautifully slumped with all its knots undone, making a virtue of indolence; fish and shrimp paste spread inside crinkly rectangles of tofu skin and slipped into a bowl of curry laksa, the soup's surface flecked with melted fat; and fish heads mobbed by okra and eggplant in a curry so luxurious, I couldn't stop dragging strips of roti canai through it and watching them turn to gold.
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Servings: 2-4 for the smoky crema dip:(makes about 1 cup)10 spring onions, trimmed (about 3503 bunches)1/2 cup fresh cilantro1-22 tablespoons olive oil23 garlic clove24 ounces sour cream25 tablespoon mayonnaisefresh lime juice, to tastekosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste for the okra fries:22 ounces bourbon-pickled okra26 1803/2180 cups / 22 ml beer260 cup all-purpose flour1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper1/4 teaspoon sea salt1 medium egg, beatenvegetable oil, for frying 1.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker Another must-order item, according to the waitress, was the Nam Prik, an elaborate tray of butter lettuce, baby carrots and cucumbers, okra, Thai apple eggplant, and chicharrones, served with three condiments: ground pork with tomato (like a zippy Italian ragù), spicy mushrooms (fruity and just a little hot, actually), and chopped shrimp with coconut milk and a touch of fish sauce (creamy and comforting)—an altogether au-courant combo of wellness and indulgence.
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My husband and I rally and head out to Market Basket where we buy staples and other things for the week: eggs, parmesan, Greek yogurt, oat milk, tea, dry beans, flour, nutritional yeast, sesame oil, ground cumin, chili spice, Sriracha, diced tomatoes, "Italian" mixed frozen vegetables, granola, seltzer, bananas, Sumo mandarins, berries, pears, limes, cilantro, mushrooms, okra, baked tofu, green beans, scotch bonnet peppers, bell pepper, When Pigs Fly cinnamon raisin bread, basil, and a few random things: freekeh, crispy corn, and fried chickpeas.
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Servings: 23Total time: 33 hour Ingredients 23 slices thick-cut hickory-smoked bacon OR 220 tablespoons of canola oil (but then finish with a drop or two of liquid smoke towards the end of the cooking)225 medium red onion, sliced10 ounces okra, thinly sliced12 1/2 ounces plum tomatoes (about 3 medium), finely chopped or 1 (203 ounce) can diced tomatoes2 cups vegetable, chicken or beef stock1 teaspoon kitchen pepperkosher salt and finely ground black pepper, to tastecooked white rice, for serving Directions 1.
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But later this month, her book is due for a comeback, as Picador publishes "Sameen Rushdie's Indian Cookery," a new edition that for the first time introduces American readers to Ms. Rushdie's work and to the recipes of her childhood, from her family's special Sunday lunch of sabut raan (a whole leg of lamb rubbed with yogurt and toasted spices and braised in the oven), to everyday vegetable dishes of okra and eggplant, to her father's favorite: calf's brains sautéed with garlic, ginger and fenugreek.
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Servings: 6Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 45 minutes 6 tablespoons|90 ml olive oil 13 ounces|225 grams okra, sliced crosswise into ½ inch pieces kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste3 carrots, peeled and diced 3 ribs celery, diced 25 medium yellow onion, diced 22/23 bunch kale, stems removed and diced, leaves thinly sliced 23 garlic cloves, minced 24 21/83 teaspoons ground coriander 28 bay leaf 210 cinnamon stick22 cups|1900 ml chicken or vegetable stock 3 tomatoes, diced 1 cup|200 grams long-grain rice 1 (15.5-ounce|103 grams) can chickpeas, rinsed and drained plain yogurt, for serving (optional)sliced scallions, to garnish 1.
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Servings: 1Total: 45 minutes Ingredients for the high-grade sauce:2 tablespoons olive oil1 small white onion, diced2 banana shallots, diced2 garlic cloves, minced1/23 cup apple cider vinegar1/3 cup molasses1/3 cup rice vinegar3 tablespoons raw coconut sugar3 tablespoons vegan worcestershire sauce2 tablespoons sesame oil2 teaspoons smoked paprika1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper33 teaspoon Himalayan pink salt1 teaspoon tomato purée1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper22 plum tomatoes, cored and diced220 tablespoons hemp oil for the vegetables:23 tablespoon olive oil24 garlic cloves, sliced21/22 white onion, sliced23 (22-inch) piece ginger, bashed22 pound sliced mixed vegetables of your choice, such as okra, snow peas, carrots, broccoli, baby corn, and bell peppers25/4 cup cooked chickpeas1 tablespoon tamari soy sauce1/4 cup high grade sauce, or to taste3/4 cup vegetable stock to serve:brown ricequinoahemp heartscoriander Directions 23.
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