wat do u mean by okra?

Question

some food maybe

Answer 1

its lady's finger- the vegetable
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okra

Answer 2

It's a vegetable known as Lady's fingers it is often found in Indian cooking.

Hmm apparently an okra pod can be used to replace olive in a martini. I didn't know that before, learn something new everyday.

Answer 3

A vegetable known as lady finger(s). Slim, medium green, fuzzy texture, slippery when cut, with white round seeds the size of pepper seeds. Cut lengthwise, slice round or julliene and cook with a little oil, salt and choice spices. Tastes slightly sweet and sticky. Said to be full of calcium and vitamins. Widely available in the Indian subcontinent, Africa and perhaps southeast asia.

Answer 4

Okra is a kind of vegetable gelatinous relish which is quite appetising.It can be green or brownish once cooked.I hear that because of its gelatinous state, it can strengthen man's sperm thus enhancing his fertility. One can drink it or enjoy it with bread rolls.It can be eaten by anyone and that sexual effect only applies to man.

Answer 5

i think okra is some form of vegetable used mainly in west indian cooking, it is also used to describe a colour.

Answer 6

Okra is a vegetable.

Answer 7

Bindi Bhaji in an Indian Restaurant.

Answer 8

lady's fingers. Long green bean like vegetable with seeds inside of them. You cook them in a home made tomato sauce either in a saucepan or in the oven with lots of tomato, onion and a little garlic and olive oil.

Answer 9

okra's popular in the south, is the most important ingredient in gumbo and is also good breaded and fried.

Answer 10

yes it is a food, used a lot in caribbean and african cooking, also known as lady fingers