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2–4
Easy
By Amoul Oakes
Published 2008
Like Loubieh Bzeit, this is a delicious side dish with grilled meat, chicken or fish, or a great vegetarian main course. I use small, frozen okra from Egypt or Turkey as the larger fresh ones can have an unpleasant texture. Bamia can be eaten hot or as a mezza at room temperature.
Heat oil in a pot over medium fire. Add the onions and saute until wilted.
Add the okra and saute for five minutes; then add the tomatoes, garlic, salt, and water.
Cover and simmer 25 minutes or until the okra is tender.
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