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4
servingsEasy
Published 1986
Sweet, tender, brightly verdant—okra prepared this way is one of the two best dishes for beginners (the other is deep-fried). It keeps its full flavor and becomes less mucilaginous than when cooked by other methods. This has become more common than string beans in my home.
A caveat: there is no hiding poor quality in this naked presentation. Use only crisp, small, unblemished, green-green pods.
