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your favorite summertime comfort food.

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July 10, 2017, 01:26 PM
bendable
your favorite summertime comfort food.
watermelon lovers handy helpful hint.

find one of these


and then invert it .


cut up the whole melon on a sunday and you are good to go for five days straight





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July 10, 2017, 01:56 PM
9x18
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Could you elaborate on the grilled okra?


Another okra lover here. My take on grilling is thus;

Take two skewers and impale the okra, like a ladder. This allows you to turn it easily and it doesn't fall thru the grate. A little oil, salt , and a grind of pepper. Grill just to tender with a little char. Good eating.
July 10, 2017, 01:58 PM
oddball
Corn on a cob, hands down. Followed by good potato salad. And can't forget popsicles and ice cream.



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July 10, 2017, 02:53 PM
GT-40DOC
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Originally posted by Tuckerrnr1:
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Originally posted by GT-40DOC:
Corn on the cob!!! Also okra on the grill.


Could you elaborate on the grilled okra? My wife has them growing in the garden and this sounds like a nice alternative to pickling or deep frying.




Sure. Just take your okra pods(whole) and wash and dry them. I then use olive oil to wipe the outside so that it will hold your seasoning.....I sprinkle mine with Cajun seasoning(a southern thing). Get your grill up to temp 350-400F or so. Lay the okra onto the grill and cook until it caramelizes on one side(3-4 minutes), flip and do the same on the other. Remove and enjoy!! If you overcook, it can/will get tough.


I grow it in my back yard in a very large pot. I grew up eating it fried with corn meal in bacon grease, but don't fry things anymore. This works well for me.