A friend asked my hubby if he would harvest the okra from his garden while he and his wife went out of town. My hubby said of course, which led to this ....
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That is a lot of okra. What a blessing!
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful! Now I need some okra to try out the dehydrator!
ReplyDeleteI love okra, so of course I enjoyed the post!
ReplyDeleteI bought frozen okra to dehydrate. Tommy gobbled it like popcorn. I cannot stand the feel, look of slime, or smell of okra. However, I dehydrated the okra along with Roma tomatoes to enter in the Fair. I entered a pint of dehydrated okra and tomatoes. Of course, this was a jar of food meant to be cooked. I won a blue ribbon. Maybe you could use it for a healthy snack.
ReplyDeleteSpray dehydrated okra with a touch of oil, sprinkle with salt and eat it like popcorn. It is good but seems to need some kind of spice or something. I'm still experimenting with the right mix but would love to know if you have tried it that way. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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