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teartracks:
lighter,
I'm not in your class for growing things, but this year, I planted okra. First harvest yeaterday. Only enough for each of us to get a taste. Yummy. I like it slice thin, then sauted in vegetable oil until at least some of it has a little brown on it. Mostly it just needs to be cooked through. I found a bare spot in front of the house and planted it as if it were part of the landscaping. Looks great, big leaves, yellow blossoms.
tt
lighter:
tt:
I love okra, and it's in NN's big lovely garden.
I've heard slicing them lengthwise, seasoning and baking in oven gives you okra fries that taste very good.
::whispering:: We fry.
I also planted fruit bushes in her front flower bed....... blueberry and raspberry. They like morning sun, not afternoon sun: )
Now I know how I fried the last batch of 40.00 Hastings blueberry bushes I planted a long time ago.
As these bushes look less busy than the flowers I moved, I think they're perfect.
Very nice.
lighter
sKePTiKal:
YES:
fried --
oysters
shrimp
flounder
yellow squash
vegemals, even!! (tempura)
ooops... forgot fried cornbread... even fried CHEESE! and pickles!!! (giggle giggle - these are really real; I never heard of such things)
lighter:
Fried:
Fresh caught fish
okra
green tomatoes
eggplant
handcut french fries with vinegar and ketchup
Hopalong:
okra rounds dipped in egg, rolled in cornmeal + S/P, fried in light olive oil.....
having a bread machine that looks like R2-D2 working away on the counter.
Making potato soup.
Oh god, how do you make easy but knock 'em down deelish potato soup?
Friend coming in 3 hours to help bookkeep, ain't got the ingredients yet...
Hops
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