I made this with fresh okra (sliced then soaked in milk for 15 mins to get rid of the sliminess) and canned diced tomatoes and fresh. This was a nice fresh-tasting side dish. I think some corn would work well with it too. Thanks!
I use fresh okra and add a pinch of sugar to bring out the natural sweetness in the ingredients. I serve with Tobasco and my husband loves it! Great recipe!
I've made many variations of this side dish but this one stands out with the cayenne pepper. Being a fan of it I was extra generous with the amount I used. Very tasty and it had the perfect kick. Well done.
This was really good. I goobered and was going to make something different when I pulled out my okra But I had them in the steamer and didn't have the ingriedents I needed for the other recipe..so when searching for an okra and tomato recipe and found this. And I also didn't have bell peppers...go figure. But with not having the bell peppers it didn't stop the recipe. I only added 1/2 tsp of cayenne pepper because my kids were eating it but all in all simple yet delish recipe. Yummy. I had only one child that didn't eat this but I expected that. But everyone else enjoyed it. TY
My aunt used to make this all the time and i loved it even though i couldnt stand okra! I decided to make it on my own and it turned out great! I only used diced tomatos and left out the stewed but it was all the same. I also put this over some yellow rice (although the rice was the wrong kind) it turned out really great!
I made this with fresh okra instead of frozen but otherwise followed the recipe at least to the end. When made I thought the recipe would have been better with about half of the amount of cayenne pepper as I thought it overwhelmed the balance of flavors. Normally the stewed tomatoes will add the sweetness but in this case (because of the cayenne) it needed some sugar. I added almost a TB before thinking it was back in balance. I'll make it again but will not add all the pepper called for. BTW: One of the reasons I tried this dish was because of the cayenne. I love hot peppers.
Five stars because someone else told me it is. I used half the cayenne which I think is probably enough for most people but it won't be hot. Used only a 28 oz. can of diced tomatoes but threw in some romas from last summers garden to chunk it up. Skipped the green pepper and didn't miss it. This recipe goes well with fish like haddock or tilapia.
Very good! I would use 1/2 the cayenne pepper next time - a little too hot for our taste.
Methinks it needs some corn; fresh cut off the cob or frozen. Being of "southern' heritage......some bacon fat is also a needful addition! Bon appetit ya'll!
If the 'sliminess' of the okra bothers you, add a tad of vinegar and it firms-up the okra nicely.
