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How do you like your Okra?

Okra Fingers

Which do you prefer for your Nigerian Okra Soup?
(A) Hand cut okra
(B) Grated Okra
(C) Blended Okra

Here are the answers from Facebook:

Saturday Quiz <3Which do you prefer for your Nigerian Okra Soup?(A) Hand cut okra(B) Grated Okra(C) Blended Okra

Posted by All Nigerian Recipes & Food on Saturday, 1 August 2015

Comments

  1. Hand cut so it is crunchy in the soup.

  2. Blending oo. No suffer suffer.

  3. A

  4. Hand cut

  5. It depends on what I want to use it for.if I want to make okra and ugwu,then the answer is”A”.if i’m using with my ogbonor,or with stew the answer is “B”

  6. Grated

  7. Andem Nina Bassey says

    I prefer the hand cut okra because your can easily cut it to want suits you.

    • Sure Nina, with the other methods we don’t have that luxury. I have heard someone mention blending the okra with the pulse button so that it is not such a smooth blend. Still, I will never go the blended okra route. 😉

  8. Agatha James says

    Handcut

  9. adefemi oyintola says

    Hand cut but in yoruba style we crush it on the grinding stone

    • Adefemi I hope to see that grinding stone one day. Someone mentioned it on FB. Is it still commonly used by the current generation?

  10. I prefer hand cut okra

  11. Hand Cut

  12. Hand cut

  13. Muhiba Shitta-bey says

    I prefer grated its cool

  14. Esther Oriaku says

    I prefer grated it will not be too tiny or big, I love to see the seeds inside

    • Esther really, one man’s meat is another man’s ponmo. I don’t mind baby seeds in okra but the big ones? I once bought this strange type of okra that looked good on the outside but the seeds were so fat, I sat down and removed all the seeds! lol I am sure you would have sang alleluia if you were the one that bought that okra. 😀

  15. I like hand-cut, but cannot do the wahala, so I go for grated or blended.

  16. i always like my Okra big chunks using hand cut so that when it is soft with Ugwu it feels smooth.

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