It's naturally slimy texture can be unappealing to some, but once you learn these foolproof cooking methods, you might just find yourself including it in your regular meal rotation. Okra is ...
Chop okra into small pieces. Blend it with green chilies, cumin seeds, and grated coconut (if using). Grind the soaked rice ...
Heat 1 tbsp oil in a pan. Add cumin seeds, chopped onions, and green chilies. Sauté until onions turn golden. Add ...
However, when you look at varied cuisines from around the world, okra is one of the most ubiquitous vegetables. This ...
If possible, choose smaller okra pods, because the older ones are tougher and need longer to cook. This is a fast and easy dish to prepare. It takes less than 10 minutes to cut up the ingredients ...
Drizzle a pan with 1 1/2 tsp of refined oil. Add okra, season it with salt and let it fry. Cook the okra in low heat for 2-3 minutes.
Today's recipes are all about tuna! Chef Saito shows us how to cook Tuna Tartare with Okra, and Marinated Tuna Salad—creative ways to cook a fish that's a Japanese favorite and a global delicacy.
There are many types of sambal, a thick, spicy condiment popular in Southeast Asia. This version isn't traditional - it's a hybrid of flavours I like. This recipe makes more sambal than you will ...
Firstly prepare the okra. Wash the okra under cold running water and dry each one individually using kitchen paper. Top and tail the okra and cut into 1–2cm/ ½â€“¾in pieces. Heat the olive oil ...
Choose stems that snap cleanly and don’t bend. Okra exudes a glutinous juice in cooking which thickens stews and braised dishes. It can be eaten raw in salads or cooked with curries or vegetable ...