Was wondering if anyone has heard of this and if so how much to you have to eat? I don't like it but if if works i'd be willing to force myself to eat it..I'm stage 3 C currently on Yervoy..
Anyone heard of this??
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Re: Anyone heard of this??
arthurjedi007 - (6/18/2014 - 12:14pm)Wow. Okra tastes better than I thought. I got one yesterday, washed it and ate it raw. It had no bad taste to it at all. Much better than some of the other stuff I force myself to eat like broccili (sp).
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Ginger8888 - (6/18/2014 - 1:32pm)I'm thinking i'm gona get a try, don't think it would hurt anything...yuck
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Leslie'sHusband - (6/19/2014 - 6:22am)They really don't say anything about how it was cooked. They mention "Southern Diet", which makes me think "Breaded and fried", which is exactly how I like my okra. I'll have to try it raw, since I'm sure that frying negates some (most?) of the health benefits. Les is the same way.
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Anonymous - (6/19/2014 - 9:51am)You can use okra in many dishes or casseroles. I have eaten it as a young child as my grandparents were in Missouri and I have never had it breaded and fried.
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Ginger8888 - (6/19/2014 - 8:04pm)I'm still trying to get up the courage to eat it..It can't hurt..
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ilikepralinen - (6/29/2014 - 11:42am)Dont know about its Anti Cancer properties. But its a quite popular side dish in southern India.
Heres a simple recipe, if you are interested
http://kitchentreats.blogspot.de/2012/11/vendakka-mezhukkupuratti-okra-s...