How To Cook Tough Okra Recipes

4 days ago thespruceeats.com Show details

Logo recipes Slowly cook your overlarge okra into a gumbo or stew to soften their pod structure. The key here is to cut the okra into bite-size pieces, … See more

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2 weeks ago southernbite.com Show details

Logo recipes Recipe Instructions Wash and cut okra in about half inch pieces, discarding the tip and stem ends. Then rinse … In a large bowl, add salt, pepper, and corn meal to damp okra. Toss lightly to coat.Heat a large cast iron skillet over medium heat and add vegetable oil.Once oil is heated, carefully add okra including meal remaining in the bottom of the bowl. …

1. Wash and cut okra in about half inch pieces, discarding the tip and stem ends. Then rinse …
2. In a large bowl, add salt, pepper, and corn meal to damp okra. Toss lightly to coat.
3. Heat a large cast iron skillet over medium heat and add vegetable oil.
4. Once oil is heated, carefully add okra including meal remaining in the bottom of the bowl. …

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1 week ago africanbites.com Show details

Logo recipes 5 days ago  · Wash and trim the okra, cutting off the tops and tails. Slice into ½-inch rounds and set aside. Blanch the sliced okra in hot water with salt for 1-2 minutes—strain with a slotted …

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1 week ago southernliving.com Show details

Logo recipes Jul 1, 2024  · Fresh okra: The star of the dish, okra roasts up tender in the middle and crisp on the exterior. Olive oil: Coats the okra to help it crisp up while roasting. Smoked paprika: For a …

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1 week ago stackexchange.com Show details

Logo recipes It looks like different varieties can have pretty different sizes - for example, this cow's horn okra is supposed to be best at 6-7" but still be good at 14"! In any case, test the okra you have; no …

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1 week ago bhg.com Show details

Logo recipes Jul 26, 2024  · How to Cook Fried Okra . Cooking okra over high heat is absolutely the best way to prepare it. And when it comes to heat, deep-frying is definitely hot! A deep fryer is ideal for …

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2 weeks ago marthastewart.com Show details

Logo recipes Oct 7, 2024  · Next, cook the okra in a smoking hot cast iron pan or griddle, making sure to keep the cut sides on the pan. Cook for one to two minutes to char the spices, then flip and cook for …

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4 days ago thepioneerwoman.com Show details

Logo recipes Jun 13, 2023  · Most people cook okra—by sautéing, blanching, or grilling it—so it's not slimy, although some people like it that way! That's because the texture lends itself as a great …

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1 day ago southernliving.com Show details

Logo recipes Mar 30, 2024  · Slice The Okra Super Thin . Our recipe calls to cut the okra into half-inch-thick slices. That’s too thick for my mom. She can't handle slimy textures, so she cuts her much …

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3 days ago chefsbliss.com Show details

Logo recipes 2 days ago  · Stir in the sliced okra and cook for 10-15 minutes, until the okra is tender. Add the shrimp and cook for an additional 5 minutes, until the shrimp are cooked through and pink. Stir …

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6 days ago southernliving.com Show details

Logo recipes Jan 6, 2023  · The longer okra cooks, the slimier it gets. Methods like grilling, sauteing, and frying that use high heat for a short amount of time work well. Make sure your cast iron skillet, grill, or …

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1 week ago pbs.org Show details

Logo recipes Nov 5, 2024  · Okra is a scary ingredient to some because of the slime that it naturally produces, but the slime does not really come out in this recipe. And even if it does, a little bit in the batter …

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1 week ago southernliving.com Show details

Logo recipes Jul 11, 2023  · Chef, recipe developer, and okra enthusiast Sylvia Fountaine of Feasting at Home tells us that another smart way to cut back on okra's gooeyness is to "cook it over high heat for …

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