Bahian okra recipe

The quiabada is a traditional dish from Bahia that, in addition to being very tasty, is economical and practical. If you turn up your nose when you hear about okra, be aware that this recipe makes the ingredient very dry and tasty. Check out how to prepare Bahia quiabada in Specialfood step by step!

Ingredients for making Chiabada Bahia:

 4 dozen okra

 3 sprigs of chopped coriander

 2 units of chopped chili

 2 units of chopped tomatoes

 2 bowls of chopped onion

 3 chopped garlic cloves

 1 kilogram of tea from inside or rump

 3 chopped mint leaves

 3 chopped parsley sprigs

 1 teaspoon of cumin

 3 sprigs of chopped coriander

 1 tablespoon of tomato paste

 3 tablespoons of vinegar

 2 tablespoons of oil

 1 tablespoon of salt

 1 unit of lemon

 dry shrimp (optional)

How to make Quiabada Bahia:

To make okra from Bahia, start by removing the drool from the okra. To do this, cut the ends of the fruit and soak in lemon juice for an hour. After that time, remove from the liquid, let it dry and set aside.

Mix all ingredients (except okra and meat) in a bowl and separate into two parts. Put half of the mixture in a pan of hot oil, add the meat and let it cook for 5 minutes. Little by little, add water and let the meat cook.

When the meat is almost done, add the sliced ​​okra. Add the second half of the seasoning mixture and cook until the okra is tender.

Tip: If desired, add dry shrimp to the preparation in this step.

Your Bahian farmhouse is ready to eat! We recommend serving this delight with white rice.

Are you a fan of okra dishes? Check out how to prepare chicken with okra and potatoes.

Leave your comment and bon appetit!

If you liked the Bahia okra recipe, we suggest you enter our Okra Recipes category. You can also visit a list of the best Brazilian recipes. You may be interested to read about the custard apple mousse recipe/ mango lassi recipe/ chayote benefits blogpost/ kiwi jam recipe/ mandarin jam recipe.

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