This rice/veggie steamer might be the single electrical appliance I’ve used more than any other my entire lifetime. Originally cost me $1.00 still in the never-been-open-box at the Salvation Army Thrift Store, Kerrville, Texas. Several years of heavy use for that buck.
Hi readers.
I like to get a few calories with my meals, so I used half-jar of strawberry preserves from Dollar Tree [$1.00] as chutney. Spices added were celery seed, black pepper, lime powder, onion powder, in addition to the various chopped poblanos Anaheim green bell peppers and fresh cilantroso on in the taste explosion.
Curry steamed ginger blueberry okra pepper asparagus on rice: If it’s looks you’re after you could toss a sprig of parsley across it, I suppose, or add a slice of orange, maybe.
It went down smooth and easy, didn’t attempt to come back up. All’s well that ends well. And the ticker won’t be sneaking around finding excuses to blink or belch from the sodium. Prepared with no sodium added, this is a no sodium meal. On the other hand, if you want it to be a 2 gram sodium meal add two grams of salt.
Old Jules
So Far From Heaven 
By golly! Your posts today made me chippier seeing that you are also chipper and writing deftly again……
Carry on Sir……….
Thanks Eddie. Yeah I’m middling chipper and [I think] climbing the chipper ladder to the CEO position. Hope all’s well with you and Val. If things work out that way I’ll likely be stopping in on you to say hi when I get so’s I can depend on not stopping for an evening and staying a month. Gracias, Jack
This looks like a tasty dish, except for the okra. However, I like to try new dishes now and then, so I’ll go ahead and experiment with this. Thanks for the idea.
I’m still trying to digest the concept. Okra is a favorite. Kinda got lost in all those ingredients. Glad it went down smooth. Blessings, M.
Hi Mary: Okra’s under utilized, same as the death penalty. And I suppose an acquired taste. Gracias, j