Category Archives: CUCUMBER

Curry Almond Dressing Sauce

CURRY ALMOND DRESSING SAUCE Sweet, savory and tart. Creamy almond butter and almondmilk. Smoky, spice with a touch of heat! Served over an Original Indo-Japanese Coleslaw! Made to impress, not to redress! Makes 3-3/4 cups 8 oz. ALMOND BREEZE almondmilk – Original UNSWEETENED – 30 calories per serving 12 oz. jar CREAMY ALMOND BUTTER -ContinueContinue reading “Curry Almond Dressing Sauce”

ENGLISH JAPANESE PICKLE

ENGLISH JAPANESE PICKLE Taste and experience the rich. That’s you, rich at this moment. Remember the sublime in future encounters. It’s a tool warriors use – and sometimes forget to use. Makes about 2-1/4 cups 1 English/Japanese/burpless/seedless cucumber – wash, do not peel, slice thinly (or as thick as you want your almost fresh picklesContinueContinue reading “ENGLISH JAPANESE PICKLE”

MAKING CUCUMBER CANOES

The standard garden-variety cucumber is the seediest. So when you don’t want the seeds to complicate the texture achievement of your recipe, you simply remove them. Peel the cucumber, then cut each end off. Cut the cucumber in half from end to end. Put one half cucumber cupped in your hand, seed side up. TakeContinueContinue reading “MAKING CUCUMBER CANOES”

GARNISHING

GARNISHING is like lighting the candles on a cake. Such a simple gesture illuminates so brightly. You need not take special instruction to garnish effectively. Simple, colorful shapes make beautiful garnishes and can be made from nearly all fruits and vegetables: strips of pimento, green pepper, carrot, tomato or scallion placed over a dish; thinlyContinueContinue reading “GARNISHING”