Making Vegan okra

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Here is a recipe that I can share with you guys.

Its an Indian dish.

Okra Curry

Ingredients -

Okra (Cut)

Onion (Chopped) - 1 or 2

Tomatoes - 1 or 2

Tamarind (Juice) - 1 full glass

Coconut (Scraped) - Handful

Chilli powder - Depends on how hot you want it to be

Salt - As much as needed

Garam masala(If you have it)

 

Method -

Chop the onions

Fry the onions in little oil

After it is golden brown, add some tomatoes

After 2 minutes add some chilli powder and salt

Add the cut okra

Cook it for 4 to 5 minutes

Blend the coconut powder and tamarind juice, with 1 glass of water

Pour the mixture to the stuff that is in the stove

Allow it to boil

Once it starts boiling, switch off the stove(Make sure the okra is cooked well)

 

This can be mixed with rice

 

Thanks

Shiva

 

 

On 7/22/06, Tara Van Nostrand <et0ile13 wrote:

> well being from the south like have stated before hehehe we fried it but we

> fry everything. You can also make a soup out of it or okra gumbo

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> peter VV

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> Saturday, July 22, 2006 12:47 PM

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> I have only eaten it in a Bhaji, and it was nice. How do you all cook it?

> any recipes?

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> Tara Van Nostrand <et0ile13 wrote:

> I could eat Okra all day long. When I move I should think about

> planting some

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> Thursday, July 20, 2006 11:52 AM

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> keep meaning to plat some okra in the garden

> just don't have room this year i guess

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> Jul 19, 2006 5:43 PM

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> Re: Re:Making Vegan Pancakes-Can anyone help?

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> yeah I know what you mean. I used to eat pickled Okra and they

> looked at me up here like I was nuts hehehehe

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Shiva

 

Graduate Student,

State University of New York,

Binghamton

 

http://www.shiv.co.nr

 

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