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8 Reviews of East European Cucumber Salad

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From: wicked cook 46

On Jul 19, 2009

I have made this for years EXCEPT never with the garlic. GREAT addition. Love the sweet. tangy flavour. Made for 1,2, 3 Hit Wonders

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    From: bmcnichol

    On Jul 10, 2009

    Good and easy to make. I followed the recipe as written, using sour cream instead of yogurt as I had sour cream in the fridge. I also used olive oil instead of sunflower as that is what I had. Very tasty cucumber salad.

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    From: Sharon123

    On Jun 30, 2009

    Delicious! I halved the recipe just for me and used sour cream. Thanks Bellinda! Made for PRMR game.

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    From: WI Cheesehead

    On Aug 2, 2009

    Tagged in Veg@n Swap 8-09. Cukes are not a fav around here, but we have tons coming from our CSA. So I decided to try this. I used a purple onion, a large garlic clove, yogurt, 1 T vinegar, 1 T olive oil and honey. I also shook a little dill on it and it came out great! The sauce is a hit and miss, taste and add more type of thing. I tasted it before putting the honey or dill in and was glad after I put them in. I might only use garlic powder next time bcz the garlic gave it too much of a bite for me.

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    From: Lalaloula

    On Aug 3, 2009

    Mmmm, this salad is a definite winner! I luv how simple, easy and quick it is to put together and its OUTSTANDING taste! The yoghurt, garlic and cucumber go great together and make for a creamy, crisp, spicy salad experience. I used only 1 clove of garlic, but after letting the salad marinate in the fridge for half a day that gave the salad quite some bite. Yum! Im sure this will be made time and time again in my house. THANKS SO MUCH for sharing this winner of a recipe with us, Bellinda! Made and reviewed for Veg'n'Swap#13 August 09.

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    From: ~Rita~

    On Sep 3, 2009

    Made as directed except for using 1 tablespoon dill. And it was plenty good! Thanks for a delish side. Thanks!

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  • From: smellyvegetarian

    On Aug 27, 2009

    This was very tasty! I think my cucumber and onion must have been huge, though, as the amount we had could easily serve 4-6 as a side!! I used homemade yogurt, which is a bit runnier than storebought and/or sour cream, and next time I won't as my dressing was a bit watery. Thanks for posting, this is a great variation on my usual vinegar/salt/sugar cucumbers . Made for Veg*n Swap #13.

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    From: Lauralie41

    On Sep 9, 2009

    We really enjoy cucumber salads and this one was great! I did double the recipe, used sour cream instead of yogurt, olive oil instead of sunflower oil and dried dill. Added about a teaspoon of sugar and eyeballed the amount of dill. Very yummy and easy to make! Thank you Bellinda for sharing this recipe. Made and reviewed for the Vegetarian/Vegan forums Veg* N Swap #13.

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