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Chopped okra simmered with soda until slippery β Zambia's stretchy relish.
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Delele is an okra dish eaten in Zambia and across southern Africa: okra is finely chopped and simmered with a little baking soda or lye to bring out a silky, stretchy texture. It clings easily to nshima and slips down easily. Tomato or onion is sometimes added.
Finely chop the okra.
Bring water to a boil in a pot and add the okra and baking powder.
Simmer 5 minutes, stirring with a whisk, to draw out the slime.
Add the chopped tomato and simmer 3 minutes.
Season with salt.