Stay cool this summer and enjoy these cucumber recipes that make the most of the refreshing produce.
Beat the heat and enjoy these fresh cucumber recipes that make the most of the summer produce.
Add some zesty freshness to the appetizer table with this crowd-pleaser!

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Cucumber Tea Sandwiches
It doesn’t have to be tea time to serve these pretty little sandwiches.
Cucumber-Mint Mojitos
Let us introduce you to your new favorite summer drink.
Cucumber-and-Vidalia Onion Salad
Sweet and mild Vidalia onions go great with refreshing slices of crunchy cucumber.

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Cucumber Salsa
Mix things up with this tomato-less salsa.
Cucumber serves as the base, adding a crisp and refreshing bite that balances the heat of the jalapeno.
you could even reuse the brine for other recipes!

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Just slice in half to make handling just a bit easierespecially if guests are also juggling a cocktail glass.
Always use a serrated knife, which cuts through the tomato’s skin without damaging flesh and losing juice.
Grated cucumber and tangy Greek yogurt beautifully cut through the richness of the meatballs.

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It packs a puckering punch, in the best way possible.
Our version skips the green food dye but includes lots of freshly grated cucumber and a lovely oniony flavor.

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