-------------------------------------- Similar trick works for string beans, especially late in the season when the beans start to get tough.
Keep the salt, add pepper flakes.
Lew
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OT: Okra question. Swingman?
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and try a little parmigiano-reggiano grated over the veggies. Scrape it and veggies off the baking sheet when melted and before it goes black.
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I just had a weird idea--Okra fried rice. I'm out of okra at the moment--next time I go shopping I might get some and give that a try.
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My wife likes it cooked on the grill. Brush on some mainade or olive oil, a little salt and pepper and she is in heaven. I don't like it any way it is cooked. I think the only reason they invented gumbo was to hide the taste of okra.
George aka Bumhead
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------------------------------- A great marinade for veggies on the grill is Wishbone Italian salad dressing.
Don't bother wasting time trying other brands, they just don't compete.
Have a S/S saute pan full of 1/2" dia holes that does a great job on the grill.
No veggies fall thru to the grate, available at one of those cooking speciality shops.
Lew