Lisa Rochon’s “Quasi” Succotash
Recipe by Lisa Rochon - Caterer, interior designer, artist, and awesome person in general
Charred Breakfast Salad with 5 Minute Egg - Maricela Vega - 9.21.19
Charred Breakfast Salad with 5 Minute Egg
Recipe by Maricela Vega of 8ARM and Chicomecóatl
Okra & Potato Hash with Nut-free Arugula Pesto
Recipe by Southern Living and presented by Chef Tracy Stuckrath of Thrive!
Roasted Okra with Chow Chow
Recipe by Chef Nicole Edwards of Revival.
Tandoori Okra
By Chef Joey Ward, Gunshow.
Roasted Sweet Peppers & Okra with Heirloom Garlic Aioli, Slow Roasted Tomatoes & Garlicky Croutons
Ingredients
3-4 ea sweet peppers (variety of bell, frying, etc), sliced into ½” strips
¾ lb okra, halved
As needed olive oil
2 Tbl kosher salt
½ cup aioli (recipe below)
¾ cup roasted tomatoes (recipe below)
1 ½ cup garlicky croutons (recipe below)
Method
- Pre-heat a large cast iron skillet over medium to medium-high heat. Working in batches if needed, add enough oil to the skillet to lightly coat it. Immediately add the sweet peppers and season with salt. Cook, stirring occasionally, until tender but not soft. Remove the peppers from the skillet (into a bowl), and continue to cook okra, using the same process as the peppers. Be careful to not overcook the okra - high/fast heat will help keep it from getting slimy!
- When the okra is done, toss it into the bowl with the peppers. Add the roasted, chopped tomatoes and adjust seasoning as needed (salt, pepper, red wine vinegar).
- To serve (hot or room temperature), smear the aioli onto a platter, place pepper & okra mixture on top, then finish with croutons.
- ENJOY!
Heirloom garlic aioli (w/lemon)
Makes ~ 2 cups
Ingredients
2 each egg yolks
1+ each garlic clove*
1 ½ Tbsp water
1 each lemon - zest & juice
¾ tsp kosher salt
1 cup EVOO
¾ cup veg/canola/other neutral oil
*(large - heirloom preferred), if subbing store-purchased, use 2 smaller cloves
Method
- Paste the garlic clove until relatively smooth with a small pinch of salt. In a small non-reactive bowl, combine the first 5 ingredients and whisk until the yolks are light yellow in color and frothy. You may also use an immersion blender or food processor for this recipe if desired. Slowly whisk in the oil, making sure to start the emulsification properly before adding all of the oil. Adjust seasoning as needed. Keep chilled.
Slow roasted tomatoes
Makes ~1 ½ c
**This base recipe is one that I make every summer to keep on hand during the winter. The only difference is that I do not chop or add any additional seasoning before canning.**
Ingredients
4 each sliced tomatoes, cored & halved (quartered if large)
As Needed EVOO
As Needed salt
As Needed pepper
12 each thyme sprigs
1 Tbsp red wine vinegar
½ tsp crushed red pepper
Method
- Pre-heat your oven to 350. Place a resting rack onto your roasting pan, and scatter the thyme sprigs on the rack.
- Toss tomatoes, oil, salt & pepper together in a bowl until the tomatoes are thoroughly coated.
- Place the tomato halves, cut-side down, on the roasting rack and bake until the skins are very wrinkled and the tomatoes are significantly dryer/smaller in size (~⅔ to ½ the size of the original tomatoes), but still juicy! This will take at least 1 hour.
- Once roasted and cool enough to handle, peel off the skin and discard.
- Rough chop the tomatoes and mix with vinegar, crushed red pepper, and additional salt & pepper if needed. At this time, also add another ~1T of EVOO back into the tomatoes. Keep chilled
Garlicky croutons
**you will need the oven to produce these croutons, so make them at the same time you do the roasted tomatoes**
Ingredients
4 Tbsp butter
2 Tbsp EVOO
2 each garlic cloves, smashed
10 each thyme sprigs
4 cup bread - torn into small bite-size pieces
Method
- In a small sauce pot, combine the first 4 ingredients and melt until the butter is just starting to brown & smell nutty and aromatic.
- Remove the garlic from the butter mixture (depending on its tenderness, you may be able to save it for a roasted garlic application). Toss the oil/butter/thyme sprigs with the torn bread, seasoning with salt & pepper, then spread evenly (not stacked) onto a baking pan. Cook in the oven until golden and crispy. When cool, remove the thyme stems.
- To store, you may leave at room temp in an airtight container or freeze!
Skillet Roasted Okra with Eastern Spices and Lime
Pickled Okra
Recipe by Chef Steven Satterfield of Miller Union. James Beard Award nominee.
Fried Okra
Recipe by Chef Steven Satterfield of Miller Union. James Beard Award nominee.
Lara’s Famous Bloody Mary Mix with Pickled Okra
By Mixologist LARA CREASY‐, Beetlecat, Bar Margot, Marcel, State of Grace (Houston, Texas), Superica, The El Felix, St. Cecilia, King + Duke, The Optimist, No. 246, JCT Kitchen. James Beard Award Nominee
Pork Sausage & Greens
By Chef Scott Serpas, Serpas True Food.
Whole Wheat Pasta & Pasta Sauce with "Hidden Veggies"
Warm Potato Salad with Tasso Ham, Okra, Roasted Poblano Peppers & Onions
By Chef Jenn Robbins of Avalon Catering.
Summer Garden Pasta
By Chef Chris Hall of Local Three.
Okra Cornbread Fritters with Sweet & Sour Peppers
By Chef Zeb Stevenson of Watershed.
Spiced Okra & Potato Stir Fry
By Chef SCOTT BLACKERBY, Mackinac Island's Mission Point Resort.
PICKLED OKRA
By Chef Martha McMillin of Preserving Place.
Okra Salad with Corn, Tomato, Harissa Vinaigrette and Yogurt Sauce
By Chef Peter Dale of The National (Athens).
Seasonal Salad with Dipping vinaigrette, Grilled Fresh Chicken Breast, Cherry Tomato Kebab, Roasted Potatoes, Garnola Parfait
Recipe by Thomas McKeown of The Grand Hyatt Buckhead
Okra & Eggplant Stir Fry
By Chef Seth Freedman of Peach Dish.