I did the fridge process with green tomatoes and
cukes in the same jar w / Water, vinegar, salt, seranno pepper, peppercorns, dill seeds, garlic..
Instead of just lettuce and cut up
cukes in my salads I now add carrot and zucchini zoodles which adds even more fiber to my salads.
Not exact matches
Pork Lettuce Cups with Cucumber Salsa To balance the spicy pork
in this cup, why not add an easy
cuke - based salsa to cool things down?
We went to Turkey two months ago and I was thrilled
in some hotels to see tomatoes,
cukes, onions, feta cheese (or something close to it), olive oil and vinegar on the breakfast table along with arugula — I had salad for breakfast every day!
We are
in a low carb phase so: baked eggplant lasagna — without the pasta zaatar zucchini sticks and scrambled eggs seared tuna with avocado and romaine salad tilapia baked with sauteed vegetables omelettes with feta and peppers - oven grilled asparagus on the side shakshuka - courtesy of SK greek yogurt with nuts and fruit, simple isreali salad - tomato,
cukes, cilantro, olive oil, lemon, salt and pepper same salad with chickpeas and feta tossed
in.
This deconstructed take on a cheeseburger puts some of the season's best and most abundant produce
in the spotlight with a simple, dilly tomato -
cuke salad.
I made everything
in advance and mixed the
cuke, eggplant, tomato mix with a bit of the herb oil and let that sit chilling for a few hours and then followed directions from there.
Another good combination is
cuke, onion, and mushroom marinaded
in evoo + vinegar.
Any serving recommendations (wrapped
in pita with tahini, tomatoes, potatoes and
cukes; on top of tabbouleh, etc.)?
I make about 8c of cut fresh veggies such as green and red peppers,
cukes, green onions, carrots, sugar snaps, celery and sprouts every other day
in my food processor.
Rather than throw a handful on top of some not fully
in season lettuce leaves, I decided to create a wheat berry centered salad that celebrate some of my favorite flavors of summer — tomatoes,
cukes, and herbs.
In lieu of tomatoes and
cukes (yawn), chefs Sarah Hymanson and Sara Kramer pack sandwiches with pickled fennel, cauliflower, radishes, and fresh herbs.
This
cuke - tomato - feta salad is a standby
in tomato season: http://localkitchenblog.com/2009/07/27/cucumber-tomato-feta-salad/ (and yes, please ignore the way - too - close - up - and - over-sharpened photos...)
Many of the thinner - skinned
cukes take on a briny new character at the annual pickle festival
in St. Joe, home of Sechler's Pickles (which dishes out 54 varieties of relishes, pickles, and salsas).
I made salt & vinegar
cukes & zucchini, chipotle yellow squash & parmesan garlic zucchini
in my dehydrator.
And they are a great use of our resources — abundant
cukes from our CSA, spices from our co-op, and raspberry leaf, peppers, dill and garlic from our garden (I skipped red pepper flakes and just went ahead and pickled some peppers
in with the
cukes — BEST IDEA EVER, thanks Peter Piper).
lol At this tomato time of year
in fact, my fave green smoothie is a tomato or two, basil, dill, parsley, whatever is ready to pick, a bunch of asst greens, a
cuke, celery, a spoonful of miso for salt, flavor and probiotics, and TBS of flax or chia or oats to keep it all
in suspension, a few almonds or any nuts, sometimes a dash of Tabasco, and whatever else I have on hand... peppers, radishes, avocado, carrots, etc..
and when i have leftover juice after finishing a jar i throw
in garlic cloves or
cukes or something else - no need to waste that great lacto fermented brine.
Cool Hand
Cuke - «This pale minty green polish is loaded with pastel glitters
in circles, triangles, stars and hexes.