Breakfast: Sprouted Wheat Sourdough French Toast with Maple Syrup
Lunch: Spicy Okra and Noodles
Dinner: BBQ Tofu & Brussels Sprouts
When your pantry is packed and your fridge is a ghost town, there’s only one place left to hunt for food: the freezer. I should have taken a picture of the random assortment of stuff I had to choose from for meals today. Thankfully breakfast and dinner were so-so. But okra? Really? Some bites were tolerable but, for the most part, the slime completely grossed me out. The things a busy, moving girl will do to get her greens!
What are your thoughts on okra? Have any recipe suggestions that will transfer me to the okra-loving team?
Jordan Lynn (Ciao Cow) says
I am an okra lover – tried and true. My family used to grow okra in our backyard, and I swear there was never enough. I love the sliminess of it, but there are ways to prepare it that make it less slimy. My favorite way to prepare it is to pan fry it. I don’t have a specific recipe, but dip the okra in eggs, dip in some breadcrumbs/milled flax/ whatever kind of ingredient you pan fry things in., and then fry in some oil. It might change your mind about okra. I’ll have to post a real recipe when I am back in the States, so other people can enjoy the thrill that is fried okra.
Kristin says
I’ll have to try frying them. I do like pickled okra… I wonder what fried pickled okra would taste like?!
Faith @ For the Health of It says
You’re crazy…picked okra is vile!!! Then again, I only like it fried, so I’m probably not your go-to girl for okra advice…