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1. 4000 BC

   4000 BC - Contemporary African-American food is rooted in traditional African foods and preparation methods. As early as 4000 BCE, grains, yams, sorghum, watermelon, legumes, pumpkin, leafy greens, okra, oranges, dates, figs, and wild lemons were found on the African ...Contemporary African-American food is rooted in traditional African foods and preparation methods. As early as 4000 BCE, grains, yams, sorghum, watermelon, legumes, pumpkin, leafy greens, okra, oranges, dates, figs, and wild lemons were found on the African continent and garlic, cucumber, onion and eggplant are also believed to be from Africa. Seasonings included okra and native peppers and food was preserved with salt. Some food was smoked or thickened with seeds and nuts. Show moreShow less From commerce - Related web pages macaulay.cuny.edu/student-projects ...

2. 3500 BC

   3500 BC - Between 6500 and 3500 BCE knowledge of domesticated sorghum, castor beans, and two species of gourd spread from Africa to Asia, later pearl millet, black eyed peas, watermellon and okra to the rest of the world. From Science and technology in Africa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki ...

3. 2340 BC

   2340 BC - In West Beirut. In other countries it is a personal obligation to give and is a spiritual duty rather than the Christian idea of charity. 2340 BC The region flourishes under the rule of Sargon of Akkad. In the resulting clash. 46 Food & Drink Greg Malouf ...attoosh al-batinjan – Damascus version of fattoosh using fried eggplant tossed with pomegranate bamiye – okra stewed with tomatoes. In West Beirut. In other countries it is a personal obligation to give and is a spiritual duty rather than the Christian idea of charity. 2340 BC The region flourishes under the rule of Sargon of Akkad. In the resulting clash. 46 Food & Drink Greg Malouf is one of Australia's most admired chefs and food writers. The word Palestine is ... Show moreShow less From Syria & Lebanon - History (Chapter) - Related web pages www.scribd.com/doc/15500628/Syria-Lebanon ...

4. 2000 BC

   2000 BC - Records of its use date from 2000 BCE. It is highly prized in Africa, India, Thailand, tropical Asia, the Americas, the Middle East, the Balkans, France, and the Mediterranean. Okra is generally regarded as native to Africa and may have been first ...Records of its use date from 2000 BCE. It is highly prized in Africa, India, Thailand, tropical Asia, the Americas, the Middle East, the Balkans, France, and the Mediterranean. Okra is generally regarded as native to Africa and may have been first cultivated in Ethiopia or West Africa. The name comes from nkurama, a term used from the Twi language of the Gold Coast (Ghana). African slaves took it with them to the Caribbean and the southern US, where the name gumbo ... Show moreShow less From Okras www.innvista.com/health/foods/vegetables/okras.htm

5. 1550 BC

   1550 BC - In fact, we could go back a good deal further. The world's oldest surviving medical document, the Ebers Papyrus from 1550 BC Egypt, contains a recipe for an anti-diabetic diet of wheatgerm and okra. It's got a long history, this dieting business. There are ...But is it just a case of new words, old ideas aren't we back with Banting's starch and saccharine matter? In fact, we could go back a good deal further. The world's oldest surviving medical document, the Ebers Papyrus from 1550 BC Egypt, contains a recipe for an anti-diabetic diet of wheatgerm and okra. It's got a long history, this dieting business. There are grains of truth here and there but it's not a particularly proud history when it comes to lasting weight control. Show moreShow less From Digesting The Often Unpalatable History Of Dieting | brynn - Related web pages brynnohearn.blog.com/2008/03/05/digesting-the ...

6. 1500 BC

   1500 BC - Lunch was okra (ladies fingers) and rice. I took a 15 minute bus ride to Ugarit, just north of the town. This is the ruins of a 4000 year old Phoenician city that traded extensively around the Mediterranean region and as far as India. In 1500 BC, the ...Lunch was okra (ladies fingers) and rice. I took a 15 minute bus ride to Ugarit, just north of the town. This is the ruins of a 4000 year old Phoenician city that traded extensively around the Mediterranean region and as far as India. In 1500 BC, the alphabet was invented here. I walked though the grid of streets disturbing lizards with every step. I had the entire site to myself. I waited for the bus back and a couple gave me coffee and a chocolate wafer. Syrians are ... Show moreShow less From KryssTal : Land of Saladin - Related web pages www.krysstal.com/travel_saladin.html

7. 200 BC

   200 BC - "Though Okras date back to 200 BC, it only reached Brazil from Asia in the 17th century. The name Okra is African in origin," Mattos said. From Common Soul Curry for India, Brazil by Madhusree Chatterjee - Related web pages www.boloji.com/society/207.htm

8. 1 BC

   1 BC - 独り生き残った山之辺マサトは宇宙生命”火の鳥”により永遠の命を与えられ地球の復活を 図る。 手塚治虫のライフワークにして、マンガの最高峰の作品。 【花】オクラ（ Ｏｋｒａ） 原産地はアフリカ北東部で、紀元前元年頃にはすでに栽培されていたという 野菜。 意外なことにオクラは英語名。独り生き残った山之辺マサトは宇宙生命”火の鳥”により永遠の命を与えられ地球の復活を 図る。 手塚治虫のライフワークにして、マンガの最高峰の作品。 【花】オクラ（ Ｏｋｒａ） 原産地はアフリカ北東部で、紀元前元年頃にはすでに栽培されていたという 野菜。 意外なことにオクラは英語名。 日本語では”アメリカねり”というそうです。 花 言葉は”恋によって身が細る”。 Show moreShow less From ねば～ネバ～ギブアップ！(火の鳥 未来編／オクラ): たいちろ～さんの” … taichiroo.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2009/09/post ...

9. 700 AD

   700 AD - My tomato vines climb the garden fence next to my okra. Unlike okra, tomatoes ( Solanum lycopersicum) are thought to be native to the Americas, with their origins traced back to the Aztecs in 700 AD Early explorers brought the vegetable back to Europe in the ...My tomato vines climb the garden fence next to my okra. Unlike okra, tomatoes ( Solanum lycopersicum) are thought to be native to the Americas, with their origins traced back to the Aztecs in 700 AD Early explorers brought the vegetable back to Europe in the 16th century, where it was quickly adopted in Southern Europe. Yet the tomato ran into trouble as it pushed its way northward. Show moreShow less From The Ground under my Feet by Mary Swander - Related web pages www.matrifocus.com/SAM07/gardening.htm

10. 1216

    1216 - tivation of A. esculentus in ancient times. In 1216, an Arab traveller is said to have given a clear description of this species of okra in Upper Egypt under the name 'bamiah', a term of Egyptian vernacular origin, but also designating okra in Slavic, German ...tivation of A. esculentus in ancient times. In 1216, an Arab traveller is said to have given a clear description of this species of okra in Upper Egypt under the name 'bamiah', a term of Egyptian vernacular origin, but also designating okra in Slavic, German, Greek and Turkish. Primitive forms could have migrated from this region towards West Africa and then to South America. In the Sudano- Sahelian and Guinean zones, where okra has diversified and many cultivars have ... Show moreShow less From Tropical Plant Breeding - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=lBTgyfZ_-Q0C&pg ...

11. 1392

    1392 - It was a principal trading center for Russia and the East. Nizhniy Novgorod was the capital of its principality in the 14th century, before its annexation by Moscow in 1392, and later became famous for its large, successful trade fairs. In the 18th and 19th ...The city, situated where the Volga River meets the Okra, was a frontier post in the early part of the 13th century. It was a principal trading center for Russia and the East. Nizhniy Novgorod was the capital of its principality in the 14th century, before its annexation by Moscow in 1392, and later became famous for its large, successful trade fairs. In the 18th and 19th centuries, it was known as a cultural and political center. Show moreShow less From Russia – FREE Russia information | Encyclopedia.com: Find Russia … - Related web pages www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G2-3410700148.html

12. 1439

    1439 - Otros autores tal vez advirtiendo lo que acabamos de notar, recurren con la misma ohscuridad al Concilio Florentino celebrado en ticmpo de Eugenio IT, aiio de 1439. illas en este Concilio no se lalia okra cosa, sin0 que en 61 se defilii6 como punt o de fe 7 ...Otros autores tal vez advirtiendo lo que acabamos de notar, recurren con la misma ohscuridad al Concilio Florentino celebrado en ticmpo de Eugenio IT, aiio de 1439. illas en este Concilio no se lalia okra cosa, sin0 que en 61 se defilii6 como punt o de fe 7 que las almas de 10s justos que salen cle este mundo sin reato de culpa, 6 que sc lian purificado en el purgatorio, van derechas a1 cielo, a ozar de la vision de Dios, 7 son verdaderamente feBces antes rte la ... Show moreShow less From La Venida del Mesías en Gloria y Majestad Vol. I - Related web pages www.scribd.com/doc/13041101/La-Venida-del ...

13. 1492

    1492 - After Spanish colonists came to Cuba in 1492, foods such as rice, sugar cane and citrus fruits were introduced to the country. Later, the colonists brought in slaves from Africa. Therefore, Cuban food is influenced by both African and Spanish cultures. Dishes ...After Spanish colonists came to Cuba in 1492, foods such as rice, sugar cane and citrus fruits were introduced to the country. Later, the colonists brought in slaves from Africa. Therefore, Cuban food is influenced by both African and Spanish cultures. Dishes that included corn, cassava and okra became popular among the slaves. Rice and beans were made popular by both cultures. Show moreShow less From The History of Cuban Food | eHow.com www.ehow.com/about_5285608_history-cuban-food.html

14. 1493

    1493 - In 1493, the Spanish added beef, pork, rice, wheat, and olive oil to the island's diet. Spanish planted sugarcane and imported slaves from Africa, who brought with them okra and taro. The blending of flavors and ingredients passed from generation to generation ...Puerto Rican s call their cuisine "cocina criolla". The original inhabitants of the island lived on a diet of corn, tropical fruit, and seafood. In 1493, the Spanish added beef, pork, rice, wheat, and olive oil to the island's diet. Spanish planted sugarcane and imported slaves from Africa, who brought with them okra and taro. The blending of flavors and ingredients passed from generation to generation among the different ethnic groups that settled on the island, has resulted ... Show moreShow less From Puerto Rican www.coursehero.com/keyword/puerto-rican/

15. 1557

    1557 - Okra obra mucho más extensa y de este mismo género aparece, sin embargo, en el año 1557. Titúlase Las Cortes de la Muerte, á las cuales vienen. iodos los estados, por via de representación, dan aviso á los vivientes y doctrina á los oyentes. Llevan gracioso y ...Okra obra mucho más extensa y de este mismo género aparece, sin embargo, en el año 1557. Titúlase Las Cortes de la Muerte, á las cuales vienen. iodos los estados, por via de representación, dan aviso á los vivientes y doctrina á los oyentes. Llevan gracioso y delicado estilo. Fueron sus autores Miguel de Carvajal y Luis Hurtado de Toledo; el primero, la comenzó, y el segundo, segun el mismo consigna en la dedicatoria de su libro al rey D. Felipe II, la prosiguió y acabó. Show moreShow less From La danza de la muerte en la poesía castellana - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=p44NAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA56 ...

16. 1619

    1619 - The first slaves arrived in Jamestown in 1619, originally from what is now Angola. Their immeasurable contributions to Southern cuisine include okra, black -eyed peas and peanuts (the last brought to Africa from Peru by the Portuguese). Stops in the Caribbean ...The first slaves arrived in Jamestown in 1619, originally from what is now Angola. Their immeasurable contributions to Southern cuisine include okra, black -eyed peas and peanuts (the last brought to Africa from Peru by the Portuguese). Stops in the Caribbean brought hot pepper and other spices. "Virginia peanut soup as we know it is a direct descendant of maafe," a peanut soup eaten by the Wolof people of Senegal and Gambia, says Michael Twitty, a descendant of enslaved ... Show moreShow less From Where Settlers, Slaves and Natives Converged, a Way of Eating Was … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/washingtonpost/access ...

17. 1658

    1658 - Okra is heat loving crop, originating in North Africa, where it was been cultivated for centuries. Okra was introduced to Brazil in 1658 and entered North America with the slave trade. Okra should be used the same day as harvested or frozen. Fresh okra should ...Okra is heat loving crop, originating in North Africa, where it was been cultivated for centuries. Okra was introduced to Brazil in 1658 and entered North America with the slave trade. Okra should be used the same day as harvested or frozen. Fresh okra should be stored below 45°F, otherwise chilling injury and decay will occur. Pods may be sliced and cooked in soups, curries and stews, where they have thickening effect. Okra forms an integral part of many Cajun and Creole ... Show moreShow less From southern fried okra recipe | southern cooking recipes - Related web pages www.thatsmyhome.com/mainstreet/beans/okra.htm

18. 1704

    1704 - There is a legend that a group of 25 French women known as the “Cassette Girls” came to Mobile, Ala., in 1704 and brought some okra with them. They used it to make gumbo. The girls and their soup made their way to Louisiana.It is thought to have come from Africa (where it is known as nkruma) to the New World with the slave trade, first to South America (Brazil) and then making its way up to the southeastern United States in the 1700s. There is a legend that a group of 25 French women known as the “Cassette Girls” came to Mobile, Ala., in 1704 and brought some okra with them. They used it to make gumbo. The girls and their soup made their way to Louisiana. Show moreShow less From Anne Freeze: Pass the Hibiscus esculentus, please - Related web pages www.cdispatch.com/lifestyles/article.asp?aid=2153

19. 1712

    1712 - 40 of her book, Stage Coach and Tavern Days, says that the house was built in 1712 but gives no authority for the statement. She relates further that Cato was a nesTo slave who had so mastered various specialties in cooking that he was able to earn money to buy ...40 of her book, Stage Coach and Tavern Days, says that the house was built in 1712 but gives no authority for the statement. She relates further that Cato was a nesTo slave who had so mastered various specialties in cooking that he was able to earn money to buy his freedom from his South Carolina master. Pie kept the inn for forty-eight years. Those who tasted his okra soup, his terrapin, fried chicken, curried oysters, roast duck or drank his New York brandy punch, his ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Americana" www.archive.org/stream/americana1916amer ...

20. 1728

    1728 - it "lady's finger" African slaves brought it to America at an early ingredient for soul food" and for a time it was regarded as a love potion At any rate, the green seed pod known as okra is a versatile vegetable with a long history It is believed to have originated ...it "lady's finger" African slaves brought it to America at an early ingredient for soul food" and for a time it was regarded as a love potion At any rate, the green seed pod known as okra is a versatile vegetable with a long history It is believed to have originated in ancient Abyssinia, and years later made its way to Europe The French liked it so much that they took some seeds to Louisiana in the early and it became a keystone of Creole cooking A member of the mallow family ... Show moreShow less From Okra Versatile Vegetable . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=s6sSAAAAIBAJ ...

21. 1748

    1748 - Whites in the Chesapeake who had passed through the Caribbean loved okra, and Peter Kalm saw okra being cultivated by both Blacks and whites as far north as Pennsylvania in 1748. (Wilson, 120 ... From AfroFoodways.com – Linking the past to the present through food - Related web pages www.afrofoodways.com/Pages/recipes.html

22. 1755

    1755 - French-speaking Acadian refugees, driven from their homes in Acadie (now Nova Scotia) by the British in 1755, settled along the swamps and bayous after wandering for 10 years along the Atlantic seaboard. They quickly adapted to their strange new environment ...French-speaking Acadian refugees, driven from their homes in Acadie (now Nova Scotia) by the British in 1755, settled along the swamps and bayous after wandering for 10 years along the Atlantic seaboard. They quickly adapted to their strange new environment and were soon harvesting crawfish, shrimp, crabs and oysters. They built houses and boats (called pirogues) from cypress trees, trapped beaver and muskrat, and grew rice, hot peppers and okra. Show moreShow less From UL Lafayette: About Us: Area Profile: The History - Related web pages www.louisiana.edu/AboutUs/AreaProfile/History ...

23. 1776

    1776 - They met no indigenous culture here, and started the British culture we have today. The next spurt of growth came when the Americans came here following the revolution in 1776. They transformed the population from a fishing village to a plantocracy, and they ...They met no indigenous culture here, and started the British culture we have today. The next spurt of growth came when the Americans came here following the revolution in 1776. They transformed the population from a fishing village to a plantocracy, and they doubled the black population. For the first time in the history of the country, the Black population outnumbered the white population. The Americans brought with them grits and okra. We still eat these things today. Show moreShow less From Intervention By: Senator Fred Mitchell - Related web pages www.fredmitchelluncensored.com/fred.html

24. 1781

    1781 - It arrived then in the Americas at Brazil Dutch Guinea and at New Orleans before . going up to Philadelphia in 1781 the 1800s slaves from Africa used ground okra as a part of their diet and this apparently led to the use of ground okra seeds as a coffee ...It arrived then in the Americas at Brazil Dutch Guinea and at New Orleans before . going up to Philadelphia in 1781 the 1800s slaves from Africa used ground okra as a part of their diet and this apparently led to the use of ground okra seeds as a coffee substitute by other Southerners during the American Civil War blockades of the Even today, ground okra is used in West Africa to make a local soup made from dried and ground okra, baobab leaves and rosselle. Show moreShow less From Okra's Heritage Not Slippery; It Is Loved Around The World . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=C98vAAAAIBAJ ...

25. 1787

    1787 - Thomas Jefferson reported that US producers gardens muskmelons year 1787 ", watermelons, tomatoes, okra, pomegranates, figs and plants esculent of Europe, Jerusalem artichoke, Helianthus tuberosus, potatoes long convolvuli batatas; ". Various ornamental plants ...Thomas Jefferson reported that US producers gardens muskmelons year 1787 ", watermelons, tomatoes, okra, pomegranates, figs and plants esculent of Europe, Jerusalem artichoke, Helianthus tuberosus, potatoes long convolvuli batatas; ". Various ornamental plants such as flowering sweetshrub, cons Poke weed salad, passion flower, Jerusalem artichoke and Tuckshoe were "Honeysuckle vertical nudiflora Azalea, Calycanthus floridus, American aloe, Agave Virginica, sumac Rhus ... Show moreShow less From Sassafras Lumber | Your Source for Woodworking & Woodcarving - Related web pages www.chriscospins.com/sassafras-lumber/

26. 1805

    1805 - The word "gumbo" is a derived African term for okra, "gombo," and first appeared in print in 1805. A roux is one of the traditional thickeners of gumbo or you can also use either or a combination of okra or filé powder (fee-lay) which is made from ground ...Gumbo is a Louisiana soup or stew which reflects and blends the rich cuisines of regional Indian, French, Spanish, and African cultures. The word "gumbo" is a derived African term for okra, "gombo," and first appeared in print in 1805. A roux is one of the traditional thickeners of gumbo or you can also use either or a combination of okra or filé powder (fee-lay) which is made from ground sassafras leaves and thyme. The secret to a fantastic gumbo is cooking the roux until it ... Show moreShow less From Winter Squash - Related web pages www.integralyoganaturalfoods.com ...

27. 1806

    1806 - Okra is a hot-season crop and needs a very warm soil (70-90F) to OK02 Okra Clemson Spineless ORGANIC, OK02- Okra Clemson Spineless A highly desirable dwarf okra from Asia that only gets about 25″ tall on average. Established in 1806, the Suttons ...Okra is a hot-season crop and needs a very warm soil (70-90F) to OK02 Okra Clemson Spineless ORGANIC, OK02- Okra Clemson Spineless A highly desirable dwarf okra from Asia that only gets about 25″ tall on average. Established in 1806, the Suttons brand has. Okra Clemsons Spineless Seeds- Average Packet Content 90 seeds. Onion- Bunching “Guardsman” Heirloom (Territorial Seed. Yields- Average yields are about 250 bushels (4 tons) per acre. they can be ... Show moreShow less From Okra Clemsons Spineless Seeds Average Seeds 90 - Related web pages corrosiveanabis.co.cc/Okra-Clemsons-Spineless ...

28. 1828

    1828 - Brunswick stew: Brunswick County, Virginia, was the birthplace in 1828 of this hearty squirrel meat and onion stew. Today, it is generally made with rabbit or chicken and often contains a variety of vegetables including okra, lima beans, tomatoes and corn. From GASTRONOMICS - Gastronomic Dictionary B - Related web pages labradornet.com/gastronomy/gastronomic_B.html

29. 1838

    1838 - During the African slave trade that began in the early 1600's, foods from Africa came to the Caribbean Islands, including okra, pigeon peas, plantains, callaloo, and ackee. Following the end of the slave trade in 1838, laborers from India and China came to ...During the African slave trade that began in the early 1600's, foods from Africa came to the Caribbean Islands, including okra, pigeon peas, plantains, callaloo, and ackee. Following the end of the slave trade in 1838, laborers from India and China came to work in the fields and plantations, adding two very different culinary influxes to the already long list. Laborers from India brought peppers, spices and beans. The Chinese brought rice, bean curd and tofu. Show moreShow less From Carnival Caribbean Cabana - History of the Caribbean - Related web pages www.carnivalcaribbean.ca/History-of-the ...

30. 1847

    1847 - In 1847 Sarah Rutledge's The Carolina Housewife gave directions for stewed, baked, fried, pickled, and preserved tomatoes. She also instructed her readers in making tomato sauce, salad, and jelly and using these in macaroni, fish, shrimp, and meat dishes. She ...In 1847 Sarah Rutledge's The Carolina Housewife gave directions for stewed, baked, fried, pickled, and preserved tomatoes. She also instructed her readers in making tomato sauce, salad, and jelly and using these in macaroni, fish, shrimp, and meat dishes. She had two tomato recipes for omelets, two that included okra, two for paste, two for ketchup, and three for preserved tomatoes. As one would expect, many of her recipes were similar to those previously published, but four ... Show moreShow less From The Tomato in America - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=e82QWB89_sIC&pg=PA78 ...

31. 1851

    1851 - The term was coined by Daniel Wilson in 1851. It is followed by protohistory, the period for which we have some records but must still rely largely on archaeological evidence to . Wild okra grows along the Nile. Okra probably came to America with French ...Okra apparently originated in the culture hearth area of Africa sometime in prehistory prehistory, period of human evolution before writing was invented and records kept. The term was coined by Daniel Wilson in 1851. It is followed by protohistory, the period for which we have some records but must still rely largely on archaeological evidence to . Wild okra grows along the Nile. Okra probably came to America with French colonists about three centuries ago. Okra is prominent ... Show moreShow less From Okra: useful and attractive. - Free Online Library - Related web pages www.thefreelibrary.com/Okra ...

32. 1861

    1861 - citation needed] Okra seeds may be roasted and ground to form a non-caffeinated substitute for coffee. As imports were disrupted by the American Civil War in 1861, the Austin State Gazette noted, "An acre of okra will produce seed enough to furnish a plantation ...Okra slices show the pentagonal cross-section of the fruitOkra leaves may be cooked in a similar manner as the greens of beets or dandelions. The leaves are also eaten raw in salads.[citation needed] Okra seeds may be roasted and ground to form a non-caffeinated substitute for coffee. As imports were disrupted by the American Civil War in 1861, the Austin State Gazette noted, "An acre of okra will produce seed enough to furnish a plantation of fifty negroes with coffee in ... Show moreShow less From myLot - Why Lady Finger Is Called So...though It has nothing to do with … - Related web pages www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1644165.aspx

33. 1868

    1868 - Incorporated in 1868, Bells is surrounded by rich, beautiful farm land, and is the home of the West Tennessee Okra Festival. The festival includes a horse show , beauty pageant, street carnival and other activities and shows. The Festival is always held during ...Incorporated in 1868, Bells is surrounded by rich, beautiful farm land, and is the home of the West Tennessee Okra Festival. The festival includes a horse show , beauty pageant, street carnival and other activities and shows. The Festival is always held during August, the peak of the okra season. Are you looking for a home in a specific Bells, TN subdivision? If so, I have compiled a list of all subdivisions in Bells, TN that currently have homes for sale. Currently, there ... Show moreShow less From Homes For Sale Jackson, TN | Homes | Real Estate | Bells, TN | Houses | … - Related web pages www.markgivens.com/communities/bells/bells.htm

34. 1871

    1871 - Dans une ancienne usine d'ocre crée par ceux qui se lancèrent dans l'aventure dès 1871, on peut découvrir bassins, fours, moulins à ocres rouge et jaune ainsi qu'un jardin tinctorial. L'Association OKHRA accueille le public et les professionnels pour des ...Dans une ancienne usine d'ocre crée par ceux qui se lancèrent dans l'aventure dès 1871, on peut découvrir bassins, fours, moulins à ocres rouge et jaune ainsi qu'un jardin tinctorial. L'Association OKHRA accueille le public et les professionnels pour des visites guidées, des stages, des ateliers pédagogiques pour scolaires, et tout public, des conférences, des conseils sur la pratique des couleurs. Des expositions temporaires y sont proposées. Show moreShow less From Annuaire des Musees du vaucluse, visites virtuelles,guide d'informations … - Related web pages www.vaucluse-visites-virtuelles.com ...

35. 1877

    1877 - We do not know now but this Southern hybrid cotton, is really the myth we have hitherto supposed it to be - but happening to take up recently an account of the botanical congress held in Amsterdam, in the spring of 1877, we find a statement by M. Del Chevalerie ...We do not know now but this Southern hybrid cotton, is really the myth we have hitherto supposed it to be - but happening to take up recently an account of the botanical congress held in Amsterdam, in the spring of 1877, we find a statement by M. Del Chevalerie, Inspector of Agriculture at Cairo, Egypt, that such a cotton had made its appearance among a mass of okra growing at Chibinel-Kom, in Lower Egypt. It has the habit of the okra plant in every respect - making a ... Show moreShow less From The Hybrid Cotton Plant - Related web pages chestofbooks.com/gardening-horticulture ...

36. 1880

    1880 - Then in 1880, by an act of government, the word "Depot" Was eliminated from the name of the city and Bells was made a part of Crockett County instead of Haywood County. Bells is home of the West Tennessee Okra Festival. The festival includes a horse show ...Then in 1880, by an act of government, the word "Depot" Was eliminated from the name of the city and Bells was made a part of Crockett County instead of Haywood County. Bells is home of the West Tennessee Okra Festival. The festival includes a horse show, beauty pageant, street carnival, and other activities and shows. The Festival is always held during August, the peak of the okra season. Show moreShow less From Crockett County, Tennessee - America's Finest! - Related web pages www.calldon.com/crockett.htm

37. 1885

    1885 - The first written references to gumbo appear in the early 1800s. In 1885, the division between filé and okra-based gumbos was documented in La Cuisine Creole. The cookbook contained many gumbo recipes, some made with filé and some with okra, but none with roux. From Gumbo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gumbo

38. 1888

    Mar 4, 1888 - The Spanish put ground glass in his food, a typical Cuban dish called quimbombó (Pork And Okra Stew With Plantains), that Garcia liked very much. On March 4, 1888, the Cuban General and President died.He continued to support the new revolutionary outburst, and the Spanish assassinated him. The Spanish put ground glass in his food, a typical Cuban dish called quimbombó (Pork And Okra Stew With Plantains), that Garcia liked very much. On March 4, 1888, the Cuban General and President died. Show moreShow less From Vicente Garcia González - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vicente_Garcia_González

39. 1890

    Jan 6, 1890 - IL is predicted that okra may evon sup plant cotton but this Is in the nature of wild and enthusiasm What has been discovered seems to be the fact that the okra ttalk is composed of a peculiarly strong special shows up better thian jute or any of the fibre products that are counted on ... From Okra Fibre. - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/ajc_historic/access ...

40. 1895

    1895 - 7) Some account of Mr. Atkinson's cotton and okra wilt drawn from field studies in 1895, near Charleston, SC. (7) Discovery and description of Ne.ctriella trocheiphila, a new ascomy- cetous fungus on wilted cow-peas, proof that the internal and external fungus ...(7) Some account of Mr. Atkinson's cotton and okra wilt drawn from field studies in 1895, near Charleston, SC. (7) Discovery and description of Ne.ctriella trocheiphila, a new ascomy- cetous fungus on wilted cow-peas, proof that the internal and external fungus are but two conidial stages of this ascomycete, and strong probability that the watermelon, cotton and okra wilt diseases here mentioned are due to the same fungus. Show moreShow less From Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=clYWAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

41. 1901

    Jul 18, 1901 - for okra is an acquired„ taste those who are first intro with duced to it in the south may not like it The manyfand liking The Creole method of cooking is to stew it in as little water as possible and until its a sort of mucilage 11 plenty of salted water be used and the cooking not ... From The Okra Or Gumbo. - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=6BobAAAAIBAJ ...

42. 1904

    Nov 1904 - Collected at Miami, Florida, November, 1904, by JK Small. 3832-3836, inclusive, are cultivated varieties of okra, the fruit of Hibiscus esculentus L. Native of tropical Africa and everywhere cultivated. Grown at Sparkhill, New York, by Martin Ball ...The unripe fruit of Hibiscus Sabdariffa L. Used in making salads. Collected at Miami, Florida, November, 1904, by JK Small. 3832-3836, inclusive, are cultivated varieties of okra, the fruit of Hibiscus esculentus L. Native of tropical Africa and everywhere cultivated. Grown at Sparkhill, New York, by Martin Ball, October, 1906. 3832. Early dwarf okra. 3833. Perkins long pod okra. 3834. Kleckley's favorite okra. 3835. Lady finger okra. Show moreShow less From Full text of "Bulletin of the New York Botanical Garden" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream/bulletinofnewyor11newy ...

43. 1906

    Aug 31, 1906 - cannot send in the okra recipes you ask for because I did not save them but here are a few others which may prove acceptablePlain okraBoil pods in salted water until tender then serve with a sauce of melted butter seasoned with pepper and saltOkra with tomatoes~Vnsh tender pods of the ... From HOUSELHOLD DEPARTMENT - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/694535802 ...

44. 1908

    1908 - During the progress of cooperative breeding work begun in northern Georgia in 1908, the writer made plans to determine as accurately as possible the approximate amount of natural crossing occurring in the cotton fields of this region. Three varieties were used ...During the progress of cooperative breeding work begun in northern Georgia in 1908, the writer made plans to determine as accurately as possible the approximate amount of natural crossing occurring in the cotton fields of this region. Three varieties were used,—the narrow-leaved Okra type, the Willet Red, and a purebred strain of the Keenan variety. A plat of about half an acre was used, and the plants of each variety were arranged in the rows, thus: Red, Keenan, Okra, Keenan ... Show moreShow less From Report of the Meeting - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=6L0UAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

45. 1909

    1909 - 4. The total value of the okra crop in the United States is small as compared with many of the staple vegetables, being only $24969 in 1909. In that year 148 farms reported raising 1 or more acres of okra, or a total of 347 acres, which is an average of ...4. The total value of the okra crop in the United States is small as compared with many of the staple vegetables, being only $24969 in 1909. In that year 148 farms reported raising 1 or more acres of okra, or a total of 347 acres, which is an average of about 2.34 acres per farm. In addition, large quantities of okra were grown in patches smaller than 1 acre, of which no account is taken in the census figures. Okra is more extensively cultivated on a commercial scale ... Show moreShow less From Lettuce ; Miscellaneous Salad Crops ; Garden Beans ; Garden Peas ; … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=yxBWAAAAMAAJ&pg=RA9 ...

46. 1916

    Jul 16, 1916 - THE LIFE-HISTORY OF THE OKRA OR MALLOW CATERPILLAR (COSMOPHILA EROSA HUBNER) By HL DoziER, University oj Florida, Agricultural Experiment Station Introduction The attention of the writer was first called to this insect on ...THE LIFE-HISTORY OF THE OKRA OR MALLOW CATERPILLAR (COSMOPHILA EROSA HUBNER) By HL DoziER, University oj Florida, Agricultural Experiment Station Introduction The attention of the writer was first called to this insect on July 16, 1916, on passing by an okra field at Gainesville, Fla., and observing badly eaten leaves of the plants. A search quickly revealed the culprit to be the larva of some noctuid. As I shall mention later in this ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Journal of economic entomology" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream/journalofeconomi10ento ...

47. 1917

    May 13, 1917 - In drying okra pick pods they are large eno for cooking Cut them up1 Into ont tr Inch and plit on boards in the sun to iry. Or you can string them tho sama way you string your red peppers and put Itluem hi the sun. Ihey nre also soaked overnight be fore annd Is better for InakI n yout ... From Sun Drying Beans and Okra. - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/ajc_historic/access ...

48. 1926

    Sep 21, 1926 - Dr. Molcie Lou Halsell Rodenberger was born September 21, 1926 in Okra, TX to .. . Kathryn Sue Wilcox and husband Keith of San Antonio, son Mark Rodenberger and ... From Mark Rodenberger - Email, Address, Phone numbers, everything! … - Related web pages www.123people.com/s/mark+rodenberger

49. 1927

    Jul 10, 1927 - Mhile okra is one crop that is not grown to any extent kV many of the truck growers Atlanita it is to some extent bY prac tically nil of Ihem ... One week ago 150 quarts were sold by one dealer at the ket at 20 cents ner quart The past Friday saw this same dealer set okra at 10 cents ... From Okra Crop Near Atlanta Suffers From Dry Weather - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/ajc_historic/access ...

50. 1933

    May 5, 1933 - South to ml me the story of his favorite Thoy turn out to be the southern soups and stews that boast the delicate flavor of that fascinating vegetable okra So then and there I to add another chapter to this story by telling the ins and of cooking okra Especially since it is now ... From Okra Adds That Southern Flavor - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=QiQbAAAAIBAJ ...

51. 1934	Oct 3, 1934 - Mr. Johnson was born on October 3, 1934 to Buster and Ruby (Maness) Johnson at Okra in Eastland County. He grew up in the Carbon area. From Untitled Document - Related web pages e-cinc.com/obituariesc.html

52. 1938

    Jul 2, 1938 - Okra is a grassy plant that some times grows to a height of eight feet It is native to the southern states in this country and Is also found in the West Indies and In many other parts of the world where the temperature and general weather conditions are comparable with the Indies Okra ... From Use And Origin Of Okra Is Told . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=niQiAAAAIBAJ ...

53. 1939

    Jul 18, 1939 - Cabbage Salad Freezer Cream LAMBS CHOPS and Okra Ingrcdients four shoulder lamb chops one pound okra one pound green beans three or four car rots cut in pieces one can toma to juice Brown chops in frying pan adding salt and pepper to laste Add a cup of boiling water to pan and let boll ... From Lamb Chops And Okra Provide A Meal For Summer . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=naYqAAAAIBAJ ...

54. 1942

    Sep 28, 1942 - CAMP SWIFT Tex Sept Camp Swift soldiers arc to be heard on whether okra should be Included in their fighting menu. To many of the soldiers sent to this Texas camp from other states okra was a complete surprise Some like it Some dont. To Private Leonard Sown 95th division Infantryman ... From The Advocate, Victoria, Texas .Camp Swift Men To Vote On Okra . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=ssgcAAAAIBAJ ...

55. 1943

    Feb 27, 1943 - Washington Feb 26APOkra a vegetable widely used in preparing many famed Southern dishes can still be canned under a new ruling by the War Production Board Representative Domengeaux Democrat Louisiana was advised today I Following his protest against ai recentVPB order that no okra ... From Okra Gets Lease On Canning Life - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/courant/access/871706152 ...

56. 1951

    Sep 21, 1951 - dont know what to do with it Those ribbed green pods 0 contain a mucilaginous substance along with the seeds and carelessly cooked okra can seem a slippery vegetable when it should be a delicious one In the south okra is much loved in soup orgumbo where it makes its own thickening ... From Okra Can Be Delicious--If Properly Prepared - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

57. 1952

    Oct 3, 1952 - Many Southerners claim okra as their very own and pay it homage of serving it frequently On the other hand there are those to whom okra means nothing but an extra ingredient In soup They hesitate to serve It because of unfamiliarity with the vegetable Actually okra especially frozen ... From Okra Holds Own With Most Other Delicious Vegetables . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=wDAsAAAAIBAJ ...

58. 1958

    May 20, 1958 - If okra is practically unknown to yo your family let them try it likehis for a new taste treat If okras an old friend family will like t like this too Defrost package oo of frozen cut corn and a package of oo frozen okra until pieces can be broken apart Cut 4. From If Trial .Okra .It . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=n4YzAAAAIBAJ ...

59. 1960

    Sep 22, 1960 - I tablespoon lemon juice 1 pkg frozen okra 10 dried apricots salt and pepper to taste. Fry onion and brown meat in olive oiL Add tomatoes and cook until tender Add* cup water f necessary Add salt and pepper to taste Add frozen okra and bring to boil Add dried and cook 2 Add lemon juice ... From Ba Me Ah (Okra Supreme) - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/courant/access/911164852 ...

60. 1963

    Sep 12, 1963 - Gumbo is in fact another name for the okra plant but a gumbo is a stew made with okra and usually including shrimp. Shrimp gumbo casserole Is a wellseasoned combination of easy4tuse frozen okra Shrimp and tomato sauce topped with corn muffin mix It could be a Friday special at your ... From Avoid Okra? No, Use It in Tasty Gumbo - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

61. 1965

    Jun 24, 1965 - Finger ribbed pods of okra are used in gumbos Okra adds flavor and texture to many rice dishes but few know of the virtue of okra as a selfre ... Okra fanciers appreciate this texture and some methods of cookery takeaway this unusual consis tency Overcooking okra is disastrous as the ... From Okra---Try It Fried, Stewed, in Salads or Meat Dishes - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/486944402 ...

62. 1966

    Nov 27, 1966 - loosely Into sterilised Jan Into each Jar put 1 tiny red pepper 1 stalk of fresh dill or teaspoon dill seed and 1 dove of garlic peeled Cook together for 5 minutes 1 quart water 1 pint wine vinegar and H cup salt Pour the mixture over the okra Seal the Jars tightly ... From For Okra . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=scQNAAAAIBAJ ...

63. 1967

    Aug 31, 1967 - They use okra a natural thickening agent in soups and gumbos as a vegeta ble and for pickling Helea McCuily inNQbody Ever Tells You These Things ... Wash okra and pack upright in 5 hot sterilized pint jars Put a pepper pod and garlic clove in each jarIf preferred 14 tsp crushed hot red ... From Unloved Okra May Wind Up in Soup - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/512225312 ...

64. 1969

    1969 - Started in 1969, the company quickly gained a strong following for its grits and fried okra at its roadside establishments, but reached a saturation point by the 1990s. When it began to grow, the company found that a strictly Southern menu didn't always ...Started in 1969, the company quickly gained a strong following for its grits and fried okra at its roadside establishments, but reached a saturation point by the 1990s. When it began to grow, the company found that a strictly Southern menu didn't always translate north of the Mason-Dixon line, company officials said. Cracker Barrel was forced to close several Wisconsin stores two years ago after locals didn't go for the selections, its only black eye in recent years. Show moreShow less From Cracker Barrel chain applies a local touch - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/SDGB/lib02013 ...

65. 1970

    Jun 19, 1970 - to quality control throughout the okra processing industry Most okra is not only packed according to the grade stan dards but it is also processed under USDA Inspection This means that an inspector with the Fruit and Vegetable Division checks the okra to make sure it meets the re ... From Okra Vegetable Family's Southern Belle . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=TFAxAAAAIBAJ ...

66. 1972

    Nov 9, 1972 - teaspoon mustard seed Wash okra well Place in hot sterilized jars Add garlic clove and a few celery leaves to each jar Combine remain mg ingredients in saucepan Bring to boil pour over okra in jars Seal jars in large pot Add sufficient water to come to within two inches of top of jars ... From Here's Okra . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=QjEMAAAAIBAJ ...

67. 1974

    Aug 29, 1974 - Combine vinegar wat* and salt Bring to a rolling boil Pour boiling liquid over okra just to cover Put on lids and tighten again Store at least eight weeks before using Recipe makes enough pickling solution for about 12 pints allowing 3 4 to 1 cup liquid for each pint. From Assistance League's Okra Pickles Really Big in Bakersfield - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/669172312 ...

68. 1975

    Feb 6, 1975 - Another advantage cited for okra is that it grows on marginal land and in low rainfall regions where other highprotein crops seldom do well Okra which is native to Weat Africa and widely known under its Bantu name of gumbo is already grown in many poor countries that eat or export the ... From Overlooked Okra Seeds Could Did Diets Of Poor . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=_uMNAAAAIBAJ ...

69. 1976

    Jul 1, 1976 - ... ... readytoeat ham steak with okra and a piquant mustard sauce Available all yearround frozen okra comes whole or cut and is a good source of Vita mins A and Introduced to America 200 years ago by the French who settled Louisiana okra is a traditional favorite with Southernstyle cooks ... From Okra Is Better With Ham Ute . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=2WMzAAAAIBAJ ...

70. 1979

    Oct 18, 1979 - Okra's introduction to the United States was not a happy one It ar rived on a ship filled with African slaves at the Port of New Orleans about 1700 The Africans from Angola had called the plant The name later was shortened togumbo and was used to describe the wellknown Creole dish ... From Okra Tastes A Lot Better Than It Looks . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=MqwyAAAAIBAJ ...

71. 1980

    Oct 22, 1980 - Chicago SunTimes Many people are unfamiliar with okra Okra combines well with other vegetables especially tomatoes Okra is sometimes called gumbo although that name is more commonly given to soups and other dishes containing okra The young tender pods of okra popu lar In creole cooking ... From Okra lovers are pod people - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/baltsun/access/1791964342 ...

72. 1981

    Oct 28, 1981 - It usually is packed and sold in three different sizes Extra fancy is small fancy is mediumsized and large is apt to be too tough for good eating Because okra is sold in bulk by the pound you can pick and choose the kind you want Remember the smaller ones are the most tender ... From OKRA MAKES AN INTERESTING CHANGE OF PACE - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/684474801 ...

73. 1982

    Oct 17, 1982 - DISPLAYING ABSTRACTOKRA called lady fingers in India where it is much beloved is the central element in many African and Brazilian dishes and in the dark Creole gumbos of the South It is a strange vegetable with a mucilagenous quality that is not loved by all But I adore it ... From FOOD; OKRA:MUCILAGENOUS BUT MULTIUSEEFUL, MULTINATIONAL … - Related web pages select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res ...

74. 1983

    Sep 15, 1983 - Most of the okra was left on the vines far too long 16 to 7 inchlong pods and when we sliced into them it sounded like we were crushing a bamboo shoot Fortu nately there were a few less than 5 inches long that were still tender and tasty The okra could be as tiny as 3 inches long and ... From For a tender crop, Brussels sprouts, okra should be picked when young - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

75. 1985

    Jul 28, 1985 - stop eating okra in June and we find it very hard to face again until at least January she confessed in an interview Why boiled okra which ... with a television reporter While the mayor was on amera promoting the festival he was asked if he would be in the okra eating contest and the ... From Mary Mclachlin .Okra Eating Champ May Throw Contest . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=9ZQeAAAAIBAJ ...

76. 1986

    Aug 29, 1986 - Still it bothers me that okra has such a bad reputation Far lesser vegetables are held in higher esteem ... All I know is that okra has a lot more character than zucchini or most other vegetables for that matter Why if it werent for okra entire families of poor Southern folks might ... From TO MISS OUT ON OKRA IS TO MISS OUT ON LIFE - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/orlandosentinel/access ...

77. 1987

    Dec 8, 1987 - VAL-PRO, INC. PACA Docket No. 2-6794. Decision and Order filed December 8, 1987. Evidence - Use of affidavits - Damages - Average Sales Price - Inspections - Requirement fi dumping. Where respondent received okra on consignment, and gave both of ...FRANKLIN PRODUCE, INC., v . VAL-PRO, INC. PACA Docket No. 2-6794. Decision and Order filed December 8, 1987. Evidence - Use of affidavits - Damages - Average Sales Price - Inspections - Requirement fi dumping. Where respondent received okra on consignment, and gave both of il liable because affidavits made at a later time by its w""^^* condition of okra during earlier period. Damages were awarded on bas.s of average or ihc okra which was sold. Show moreShow less From Full text of "AGRICULTURE DECISIONS VOL 46 NO 12" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

78. 1988

    Sep 7, 1988 - When growing okra is one of the most beautiful plants in the garden It has lush green leaves with a sprinkle of red and vibrant yellow blooms ... lots of tomatoes she advised because that cuts down on the mucilaginoussome people prefer the termslimy characteristics of the okra ... From … News: SUMMER BRINGS THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE OKRA - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/DM/lib00377 ...

79. 1989

    Aug 3, 1989 - Barbecued pork chops slathered with a mildly spiced sauce are joined by okra in a quick tomato sauce and squares of baked grits Barbecue sauce 1 12 cups each cider vinegar catsup 12 cup water 6 tablespoons dark brown sugar 1 12 tablespoons chili powder 1 teaspoon minced fresh garlic 12 ... From Southern-style summer menu features pork, okra and grits and works for … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

80. 1990

    Mar 1, 1990 - Okra has a mild sweet flavor somewhat akin to fresh green beans Nutritionally it's a great item to add to your menus because a half cup serving of cooked okra tallies 460 International Units of vitamin Aabout the same as peas or green beans 50 milligrams of calciumtwice as much as peas ... From Mild, sweet okra can add nutritional value to any menu - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

81. 1991

    May 16, 1991 - PHOTO Step 1Clean okra by rinsing with water and using a soft brush to remove any fuzz on the skin JIM MENDENHALL Los Angeles Times PHOTO Step 2If the okra is to be cooked whole carefully trim the stems but avoid piercing the pods PHOTO Step 3Slicing the okra pods will produce ... From Okra: Avoiding the Slime - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/61290760 ...

82. 1992

    Aug 5, 1992 - The Dallas Morning News: Complete full-text content of local and regional news, including community events, schools, politics, government policies, cultural activities, local companies, state industries, and people in the community. Paid advertisements are excluded. From The Dallas Morning News: OKRA RECIPES - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/DM/lib00377 ...

83. 1993

    Sep 2, 1993 - Around the world it seems that a love for okra goes with a fondness for spicy food The vegetable is popular in the Caribbean Africa India and the ... The okra dish most familiar to Americans is the celebrated Creole creation gumbo Because this is a dish of many ingredients we tend to ... From Gummy, Slimy, Sticky: The Many Charms of Okra - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/60371971 ...

84. 1994

    1994 - Yes, the most humongous okra ever grown on the planet just over 19 feet, 912 inches came from the Sunshine State in 1994, according to the new edition of The Guinness Book of Records. Alas, Guinness does not specify the precise birthplace of the record ...Fellow Floridians, let us take a moment to hold up our heads, stick out our collective chests and say: Oh yeah, well, our okra is bigger than your okra.Yes, the most humongous okra ever grown on the planet just over 19 feet, 912 inches came from the Sunshine State in 1994, according to the new edition of The Guinness Book of Records. Alas, Guinness does not specify the precise birthplace of the record-setting okra, nor its fate. Show moreShow less From Articles about Guinness - Orlando Sentinel - Related web pages articles.orlandosentinel.com/keyword/guinness

85. 1995

    Oct 8, 1995 - I have always loved okra especially in Indian or Mediterranean dishes It is delicious sauteed with ground cumin and coriander and served as a ... I find it fine if you dont cook it too long and dont cut into the pod when you trim okra I also think this vegetable is better sauteed and ... From FOOD; Perfect Okra, a Farmer's Market Fall Treasure - New York Times - Related web pages select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res ...

86. 1996

    Aug 14, 1996 - Fresh and fuzzy green okra right out of your garden or the produce market can become a pickle to remember even in a martini ... answer came from AT Castleberry of Longview Wash who wroteI may live in Washington state but I was born and raised in Arkansas and I love okra in any form ... From Get in a pickle over fresh okra - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/baltsun/access/49512251 ...

87. 1997

    Jan 9, 1997 - Okra's Fine Points; New Varieties Thrive Outside Southern Climes ... find The Washington Post articles.There are few menu ingredients as regional as the podlike vegetable okra. Misunderstood in much of the North, okra is... From Article: Okra's Fine Points; New Varieties Thrive Outside Southern Climes … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-715025.html?refid ...

88. 1998

    May 29, 1998 - There are those unfortunate people whove been turned off by complaints of okra's sliminess and admittedly it has a certain viscosity that may take some getting used tothough we admirers consider it a rare display of sensuality among green vegetables In fact it reminds me of the quality ... From Poking Into Okra's Textures - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/washingtonpost/access ...

89. 1999

    Aug 18, 1999 - How to buy them This is the season for okra loversthe vegetable should always be picked and purchased young Look for crisp bright green pods without spots blemishes or mold And stick with the small ones from two to three inches long Any larger than that the pods will be very tough ... From MARKET WATCH 8/18; Okra - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/washingtonpost/access ...

90. 2000

    Mar 27, 2000 - Okra used to be one of those things you either grew up eating or never tasted at all In the South it is a staple of Creole cooking and is one ... Depending on which history books you read okrawhich is botanically related to cotton probably originated in Ethiopia and was brought here by ... From Eating Smart; Undecided About Okra? Cotton's Cousin Is a Nutritional … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/51992644 ...

91. 2001

    Jul 12, 2001 - Okra has long been the domain of Southern cooking brought to North America aboard slave ships from Africa ... a mallow a relative of hibiscus and hollyhock two spectacular and cherished ornamental perennials A plant known as Chinese okra looks similar but actually is the immature fruit ... From Okra, From the Slime to the Sublime - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/washingtonpost/access ...

92. 2002

    Mar 6, 2002 - According toElena Embrioni who cooks okra daily this vegetable was introduced by African slaves arriving in the American south with okra seeds hidden in their hair They called okragumbo and mixed it into a thick stew that evolved during the centuries into one of the bestknown ... From For the love of okra - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/thestar/access/421672661 ...

93. 2003

    May 18, 2003 - Out in the humid okra fields of swinging central Texas a salacious rumor is spreading and happily it's about rampant husband swapping among the female vegetable ... Worse yet it's all my fault because of a stupid error in a column about Okreosokra cookieslast week And that's too bad ... From Sex and okra? It's not just for gumbo anymore - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

94. 2004

    Apr 7, 2004 - ... ... display on Louisiana immigration Following the time line of people filtering into the region you can see how French roux met up with African okra ... One of the eight Louisiana State Museums the Cabildo off Jackson Square focuses on local history including a nifty time line of New ... From AN APPETITE FOR THE BIG EASY JAZZ FANS FLOCKING TO NEW … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/611787261 ...

95. 2005

    Jun 8, 2005 - Downright slimy But I love it because okra reminds me of my grandparents who grew it on their farm and taught me how to harvest and cook it When I make okra I remember the hot summer days of my youth and the way that my fingers stung after I picked the spiny pods from their stalks The ... From For Okra, Better Than 'Alien' Status - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/washingtonpost/access ...

96. 2006

    Jun 30, 2006 - Post Comment ] Comment #9 posted by observer on June 30, 2006 at 11:45:35 PT Okra mistaken for marijuana Sometimes I think that pot leaves are the single most recognizable leaf of any plant to Americans. And yet. ..http://www.google.com/search?q=okra ...I'm sure it costs thousands of dollars per hour just to keep one helicopter flying, not including capital costs and salary expenses. [ Post Comment ] Comment #9 posted by observer on June 30, 2006 at 11:45:35 PT Okra mistaken for marijuana Sometimes I think that pot leaves are the single most recognizable leaf of any plant to Americans. And yet. ..http://www.google.com/search?q=okra+mistaken+for+marijuanaAlso, there's a skinny-leaved variety of okra that looks more like ... Show moreShow less From cannabisnews.com: Aerial School on MJ Teaches How To Spot Plants - Related web pages www.cannabisnews.com/news/thread21954.shtml

97. 2007

    May 16, 2007 - The very attributes that make okra popular for such dishes as gumbo in which the vegetable creates the obligatory body and texture also can make it disagreeable Let's not beat around the bush okra can be slimy At least that's the term often used Others object to this negativity using ... From Bringing out okra's best - SFGate - Related web pages sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/chronicle ...

98. 2008

    Dec 31, 2008 - This is consistent with the Agency's proposal published on December 31, 2008 (73 FR 80317) to convert tolerances for fenvalerate to esfenvalerate. Therefore, EPA is establishing a permanent tolerance in 40 CFR 180.533(a)(1) for esfenvalerate ...This is consistent with the Agency's proposal published on December 31, 2008 (73 FR 80317) to convert tolerances for fenvalerate to esfenvalerate. Therefore, EPA is establishing a permanent tolerance in 40 CFR 180.533(a)(1) for esfenvalerate residues of concern in or on okra at 0.5 ppm. Show moreShow less From FR Doc E9-21895 - Related web pages edocket.access.gpo.gov/2009/E9-21895.htm

99. 2009

    May 1, 2009 - by Laurie on 1 May 2009 · 9 comments. in export Sri Lankan tempered okra curry Okra is called ladies fingers in English in Sri Lanka or bandakka in Sinhala. I' m used to calling it okra, so that's what I'll go with. From Tempered Okra Curry | Chilli and Chocolate - Related web pages food.laurieashton.com/2009/05/tempered-okra-curry/

100. 2010

     Jun 23, 2010 - Okay so I was definitely more excited about this than my son but that's because I love okra I absolutely hated it when I first tried it upon moving to the South mostly because Id never had such an intriguing combination of taste and texture in my mouth at once Ive had deep friend okra ... From Fun Food Taste Test: Okra Chips | GeekDad | Wired.com - Related web pages www.wired.com/geekdad/2010/06/fun-food-taste ...