Comments on: Okra-Homa I Do Love You

By: samasamad

samasamad — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 06:25:23 +0000

I love okra. When I was little, my father had a large garden of many vegetables, and okra was one of my favorite.. I would just plug one off, the little ones are better, the seeds are still small and therefore you don’t taste the seeds. Noticing your catchy slogan; “Making love in the kitchen”… it took my attention, since the subject is Okra. I am a complete fan of Okra, that I eat it raw, cooked, baked and also sun dried baked and I even use its mucilage extract as to add to my food recipes, and as well as am using the gel for body massage. I drink it as tea, and have it well kept fridge-fresh for daily use. I de-skin the Okra fruit. With a fine potato peeler, skin the fruit to reveal the fine fruit beneath that needled hairy skin and voila’ a real slimy and sexy fruit you beholding, and then… my wife was looking at me and said, “don’t you be getting any idea..”. yeah. It’s been a little two years now, I’ve been using this substance also on my wife and myself, and things has been going excitedly wonderful with my wife, especially these stuff is so very foodly and fondly fine. With its supreme ingeniousness, it gives extra sensation to body senses that you don’t get with other lubes… just using it to rub your tired feet, gives extreme relieve.. I am now making plans to plant large plantation of okra. I want to make it by the gallons so that one can use this fine liquid as a health revitalizing agent therapy. I can’t wait to just take a long quiet skin dip in the bathtub full deep with this mucilage.. as I lay there suspended in an environment that is almost like ocean swam by the pre-natal ones.. an ocean where I swam once upon a time for nine months.. Oh, and I took one fruit, cleaned it all inside and out, and laid in the hot sun, then had it cut to small 1/8 th. inch size. and they were so very dried up. But I eat like four little bits and my, they come to live in my mouth, filling my mouth with that incredible mucilage and sweetness of taste.. I bring about two cups of it, and I would just pour a whole cup on my wife and myself and as we swim and slither I would pour it all over my face and would dive into her ocean, and she would just laugh so hard and loving it… Remember, food is therapeutic, all the vegetables are herbal medicinal food for all souls..this wonderful story from the kitchen.. please do try this, it will help spices up lifes in all its angles.

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 16:57:15 +0000

You are AWESOME for listing these benefits!! I got your link from Kitchen Operas.

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