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Cooking; So many ways to chill; Dress 'em up, dress 'em down: In a quick and easy salad or an elegant, four-part dessert, cucumbers are simply the coolest things around.
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Los Angeles Times - Los Angeles, Calif.
Subjects: Recipes
Author: Betty Hallock; Donna Deane
Date: May 30, 2007
Start Page: F.3
Section: Food; Part F; Features Desk
Text Word Count: 1851
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4. Slice the cucumbers lengthwise into very thin strips. (A mandoline works best.) Slice the cucumber on one side until you reach the seeds, then turn the cucumber and slice the second side down to the seeds. Discard the center of the cucumber with the seeds. You will want about 6 strips of cucumber for each serving, or a total of 36 cucumber strips.

1. Slice the cucumber lengthwise into thin "noodle-like" strips, preferably using the julienne setting on a mandoline. Slice the cucumber on one side until you reach the seeds, then turn the cucumber and slice the second side down to the seeds. Discard the center of the cucumber with the seeds.

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