food Buffalo Fried Okra

thehotpepper.com said:
And it's not tough? Okra is so fibrous, even when you stew it you have to slow cook it for a good while.
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Nope, not tough at all unless you harvest it to late. Munching on some right now. :)

QuadShotz said:
Yeah, man...I can dig it.

I got two of these when I found 'em for .99 ea.

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Nice find Quad, I didn't know it made it that far north. I prefer the flavor and texture of the white corn meal though and the yellow is more grainy.
 
Normally it wouldn't....but I shop at a discount foods store that gets foods in from all over the country and even imported stuff.

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It's an adventure shopping there...you never know what you'll find. Plus, I can find things there that due to demographics, would not ever see the light of day in eastern WA normally. :)
 
yikes..1,024 x 768 pixels!

Ya might wanna use the thumbnail images as it's breaking the layout for us peeps running 1024x768 resolution. ;)





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QuadShotz said:
Normally it wouldn't....but I shop at a discount foods store that gets foods in from all over the country and even imported stuff.

http://www.groceryoutlet.com/



It's an adventure shopping there...you never know what you'll find. Plus, I can find things there that due to demographics, would not ever see the light of day in eastern WA normally. :)
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Sounds like a terrific place to shop. Wish I could find some Pro Mix around here in in a similar garden shop. :cool:
 
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