I am happy to say that my daughter can officially don GRITS wear--items that proudly bear the "Girls Raised in the South" logo. Here she is taking a bite out of okra. Raw okra. Atta girl!
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5 comments:
Way to go Helen!! Now if you can only get her to eat it boiled with some tomatoes :) Jan
Helen, what are you thinking? You must be teething....that is the only reason I can I think of that you would want to bit on raw okra. Tell your mom to get baking and then pack you and your brother up & come over....I'll put the coffee on. :)
correction to previous post....."Bite" :)
She's such a cutie-pie. Makes some bad choices, but cutie-pie nonetheless... :)
Boiled okra, Jan? The slimy dish noone will find on your table? "Green beans with a cold," like your Dad says?
But fried. Oh my. Too bad the season is over, or I'd be cooking up a mess o' fried okra right now.
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