Comment of the Day: Fried Okra, Texan Style

Posted On: July 15, 2010 – 1:38 am

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“A much easier way to make it though (and this is the way that most Texas mothers and grandmothers that I know cook it), is to merely toss the sliced okra in a bowl with cornmeal and salt, and then throw it in a pan with hot oil. Fry it until the cornmeal is golden, and remove the okra to a plate covered in some paper towels in order to let it drain. You’ll have some delicious, crispy, salty, wonderful fried okra to show for not very much effort at all!” — misplacedtexan, on “Cook the Book: Fried Okra”

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