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Fried Okra
Summer is here. Okra is growing. Go to the market and buy you some fresh okra.
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All right i’ve got potatoes on over there in that pot and i put some um salt in it and that’s it all right now i’m going to do the okra i’ve already cut up that much and we’re going to have fried okra so what i did is i saved out
A few pieces for you to see how i do it uh here it is before i cut it i’ve got some big ones and little ones now your little ones are tender so when you’re out to the curb market picking out okra you want them small and tender
You don’t want big old tough ones and all you do is cut the end of it off right here like that some people leave this on and some don’t so i’m gonna leave it on and all i’m gonna do is just i just cut the end off
And then i just cut it little circles like that real easy real quick and then i’m gonna salt and pepper it and i’m gonna put a little bit of buttermilk on it so it’ll be kind of wet and then i’m gonna fry i’m cutting it in pieces that are uh
I don’t know they’re about a half inch they don’t have to be perfect i’ll just kind of show you what i’m doing like that i said i’m not going to salt pepper till right before i cook it and put my buttermilk and stuff on i
Just wanted to see how to cut it up i’m sure you already know darling but we like to be in the kitchen with each other don’t we trying to fix for this family trying to give them something to eat i’ll be back in a minute all right we’re
Ready to fry our okra remember we cut it up just a minute ago so here’s what you do you salt it you pepper it and y’all sometimes there’ll be a gooey substance on the okra kind of like a slime do not wash that off that that you need it on there if you’re
Some only this one didn’t have it on there but um what’s wrong with that pepper it’s stuck well so much for that here’s my other pepper let’s see see what this is in here this is pepper okay i like these old timey salt pepper things got my name stuck on that one
All right put your pepper pepper on there all right now here’s where the buttermilk comes in that cornmeal that um self-rising cornmeal is not gonna stick to this okra if you don’t have a little liquid on it and so this buttermilk is what you need all right there’s me some right there
That must have been about two tablespoons or three or something like that i’m gonna roll it around in there and get it all wet and then when i put my cornmeal on it it is going to stick on there and it’s gonna be delicious when the oven gets heated up we’re going
To put on our biscuits for supper to go with our pork roast all right here we go let’s put us some cornmeal and a little bit of flour mostly cornmeal uh this is white lily self rising cornmeal we’ll put a big old spoon or two in there
And we’ll put a lid this thing down just a dab of uh the plain flour that is just uh you don’t want that at all you don’t want much of flour you want mostly cornmeal because you want the crushing but i just put that to make a little bit of a
All right see how it’s sticking to all of it you’re breading your okra and you want to keep putting enough on there so that your okra is kind of dry so mine’s not quite dry yet see that right there it’s still a little wet so i need just a little bit more cornmeal
All right let’s see if that’ll do it that’ll do it now when you’re frying okra or other vegetables you don’t want to put too much in your skillet at one time because it cools your grease off and your your product will turn out soggy and greasy and it’s not good for
You like that you want to fry fast so that um you’re not a it’s not absorbing all that grease all right that looks good see there okay now i’m going to wash my hands off okay and what we’re going to do next is we’re going to um put
A piece over there in that grease to see if it’s hot enough yet all right what i did is i set my potatoes over on the stove so they keep them warm and i’ve got my gravy over here i’ll put the gravy on top of the potatoes
And sit it scoot it all back because my oven’s 500 degrees i surely missed my lamp the thing broke and i hadn’t fixed it yet i hadn’t got it fixed all right we’re gonna put our okra in this thing right here and i’m going to uh
Put a paper towel in the bottom of it and we’ll have supper ready everything’s ready but the biscuits and i’m gonna put them in just a second all right let’s put one thing offer in there and see what it does it’s not hot enough it’s just sitting there like a
Knot on the log i bet i sleep good tonight i bet that sheets gonna feel good my toes tonight when i put them down there and wiggle them around i love good cool sheet on my toes well let me turn it off a second till it gets hot
So my video will okay y’all can see now that it’s frying and you don’t want to put too much okra in there at a time in other words it’s gonna float so just put enough to have one layer floating and that’s it because if you put too much you’re going to mess up
I’ve got it on high i’ve got biscuits in the oven now if you’ve never had fried okra you have missed the treat i see banks has gone to the pantry and gotten us some jellies and jams you want to come speak to everybody this morning tell them where you’ve been or this afternoon
I bet they guess where you’d be and looking dance dance can you show them a move or you know it’s too little isn’t it you might show them a plie or whatever all right okay can y’all see that real good see it’s cooking so fast that it doesn’t
Absorb any of that or it does absorb grease but not much it’ll be crunchy i need to get some spoons to go in all my pots don’t now when you’re cooking okra try not to stir it much because it’ll knock the goodie off the side you just kind of want to barely
Barely touch it you don’t want all your crumblings to wind up on the bottom of your grease but if it does remember you can clean your grease i had a video on that the other day on how to clean your grease i know that y’all probably know this but
If you plant okra in the spring as it grows if you keep it picked or some people cut it off with a little pocket knife they cut their okra off of the stalk it will keep blooming and keep making until the things way up there it i mean it’ll keep going to frost
So okra is a type of vegetable that’s very good for you i like it boiled right this is ready right here so we’ll take this up see you want it light brown just get it up make sure your grease is off of it and then you put you on another
Little skillet of it okay put it in like that but anyway you can keep you can keep on growing local for all the whole season the winter time comes one time the sun dallas gave me some butter bean seeds they were i think they were called well they were
Running butter beans alabama something i forgot what they were called but anyway um they continued to make and what i liked about them is because it being a running butter thing you didn’t have to crawl around on your knees trying to pick them all right that’s full enough and i’m
Gonna have one more one more cookie but anyway i’m gonna turn i’m gonna turn it off i’ll let y’all see how how it looks see it’s really good y’all have a blessed night cook you some okra you’ll love it bye
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Yum! I love fried okra. You are right about how it grows. We grew some for thr first time this year in the spring and we still had okra in October (even in MD). We are originally from NC and you cant find okra locally grown where we live now in MD. Made some tonight actually with chicken and rice. I pan fry with cornmeal only with little bit of oil in pan for a lighter breading.
Okra is my favorite! Especially in gumbo.
this looks so good, but i am trying to find your egg plant that you share fried like this you cut into quarters so i am going to try to use this plan for the egg plant
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Hi, I have never had okra. Can you explain what it taste like? Peas? Green beans?
My grandson Hunter is in love with these .He will be here Fri , I’ll make sure I have some waiting for him,thank you for this recipe Brenda
3-3-22 my friend and I are making fried apple pies with peacans and glazed
Thank you for doing this because you know what there's nothing worse for me than soggy okra my grandma she made the best Oprah on my Lord
I'm from the South but I lived in Seattle for like eight years my daughter was born there never eaten Prado Kerr to get okra in Seattle is very hard so my niece took her to Cracker Barrel and she had fried okra and she came over 20 my lord I can't believe you didn't tell me about fried okra
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Those Running Butterbeans sound great. No fun bent over to your head picking the others. I despise shelling them., but love to eat them. But, I have learned to love Purple Hull Crowder Peas ALMOST as much as Butterbeans. Fried okra, Butterbean, cornbread, and a big fresh 🍅….ummm…ummm! Btw….Banks is a doll! You and she remind me of all the hours I stayed right at my Granny's side.
Born & raised in NW Oklahoma & Southern Kansas, always skillet fried in cast iron, always crispy and delicious!
Rebecca has had fried okra growing up hear in Texas.
Thank you ma'am !
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