What to do with fresh okra?
I put it with the okra I had from my garden.
Then I sort of came up with this recipe.
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In my head it started out somewhat like that great
Poppin Squash Recipe I got from
But ended up differently but oh so yummy.
I've made this three times in the last couple of weeks.
Remove bacon from pan, crumble and save for later.
saute until they start to get translucent.
Add two teaspoons minced garlic and cook a minute more.
Add 4 cups chopped okra and saute about 5 minutes.
If you have fresh tomatoes add 3 - 4 cups.
If not, use two or 3 cans of petite diced cans of tomatoes.
If you want to add little spice, add a can of Rotel tomatoes.
Add one or two tablespoons of sugar.
Add two chicken bullion cubes crumbled.
Stir all together and cook until okra is tender.
In another frying pan saute a pound or more smoked sausage.
Add bacon and sausage to tomatoes and okra.
Serve over a bed or rice!
I've been craving this everyday this week.
13 comments:
"A mess of okra!" That's not something we get around these parts!
Your recipe sounds so good! You had me at bacon but when you added the onion, I really started salivating.
Thanks for updating us on your FIL.
Now that is COOKING southern style.
It really looks good, I would love to try it.
Love y'all,
Daddy
I had okra for the first time, about 6 months ago. NOT a fan.
Gigi, this sounds really wonderful. I love your recipes and always enjoy visiting your blog. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
Gigi!!! i am so proud of you! I know you'd rather bake than cook, but you came up with a genius of a recipe!
I am trying this one fo' sho!!!
yum!
I'm not sure I have ever tasted Okra. Your recipe looks very tasty.
You are making John and me hungry Gigi! I gotta try this too!
Wow! that looks pretty dang good!!! Even if it is okra!!
Yum! Now that looks incredible.
I grew up in VA, but I must admit I didn't even know what okra looked like until this post!
That looks yummy. I've never had okra before.
Our okra is done, so I'm just doing the tomatos. I hope mine tastes as good as yours looks.
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