okra
ladies' fingers BrE
gumbo AmE , auch: gombo AmE
Hibiscus esculentus latin

All you wanted was a shot at me, that Gumbo got instead.

Mark thought over her words as he ate more gumbo.

It turned out to be a Gumbo sound check in full swing.

A nice place to eat especially if your a lover of gumbo as I am.

As for the relationship between gumbo and bouillabaisse, I can find very little.

Eric tried to escape, but Gumbo was too fast for him.

His thoughts still seemed like they was caught in gumbo mud.

We order tea and gumbo without looking at the menus.

"The guy is still up at the house," declared Gumbo.

Like biscuits or gumbo, no two recipes are the same.

Take your place and preside over the serving of the gumbo.

As a first course, the choice is a mixed green salad or a cup of gumbo.

The name comes from the "black gumbo" soil prevalent in the area.

Gumbo and olive are among the crops of the village.

He glanced at Gumbo but the dog must surely have been dead now.

But I have this feeling it will never be quite the same nontoxic gumbo again.

Trevor was standing at the very center of the dance floor when Gumbo hit the stage.

Occasionally, gumbo is served as part of a larger menu.

Members of the local community then gather in a central location while the men cook the gumbo.

Gumbo, for instance, which I have tried three times.

Our one gripe is the gumbo, which was more like thin brown water.

Take your file powder and begin stirring it into the gumbo.

Even though Gumbo went into a brief retirement, he was brought back by popular demand.

But realize that you must stick to the basics for your gumbo tonight.

Let's just say Sam's had his last bowl o' gumbo.

Okra wound the key a turn and let it go.

One time I was away when the okra decided to bloom.

Are there special tricks for growing okra in the North?

So they got into the boat, and Okra started to row.

"You've just done it, for who but a god could have come up with the divine fact of okra?"

Okra tossed the boat back into the water and they started off.

Okra walked to the edge of the cloud and looked down.

When the hole was big enough, Okra drew herself up through it.

Okra wasn't quite sure how that would help, but it seemed better than nothing.

The economy is based in agricultural features like okra production.

Some people must have had okra once - and hated it, the artist said.

Add okra to hot oil and cook until well browned, about 5 minutes.

Because there was a farm that just happened to have a bunch of okra.

For okra, it should be warm enough to walk in barefoot.

Okra focused her brain and thought heavily for a moment.

Okra had not seen this type of magic before, but she liked it.

The bird turned, set herself, and leaped again at Okra.

Okra realized that Jenny had done it back to her.

"I'll let you know when the trial actually starts," she told Okra.

In the morning Okra rowed them back across the lake.

Okra immediately reached in and hauled her out by an arm.

"And all you have to do is let them go, with a feather," Okra said.

He stops by the farm every other afternoon to pick okra.

Bring to a simmer, cover and cook over low heat until the okra is done, about five minutes.

Okra and tomatoes are a classic match in the South.

Hibiscus esculentus).

Abelmoschus esculentus (also known as Hibiscus esculentus) (Okra)

Okra belongs to Malvaceae family, its botanical name is Abelmoschus esculentus, and its synonms is Hibiscus esculentus L.

The preferred host plants are the very toxic Calotropis procera, various Digitaria species and some plants of economic importance (e.g. Solanum melongena, Hibiscus esculentus, Abelmoschus esculentus, Lycopersicon esculentum and Solanum tuberosum).