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Plant belonging to the Old World hibiscus family. Its red-and-yellow flowers are followed by long, sticky, green fruits known as ladies' fingers or bhindi. The fruits are cooked in soups and stews. (Hibiscus esculentus, family Malvaceae.)
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Yn olaf tynnu fy het yn dyn am fy mhen rhag iddi chwythu i'r mor ochra Cricieth 'na, a dyna fi'n barod.
Gwibio i'n gorffennol a rhoi'r byd yn ei le by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The ochra was of the finest quality, young and fresh, and had been cooked to perfection.
Complex flavours delight at Paprika by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
``The Himba Tribe are a Nomadic Tribe and an amazing sight, covered in red ochra and ornate jewellery over leather outfits,'' says Liz.
Liz and Adam are real desert darlings; Jane Gallagher talks to ... by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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