From: GinnyP
On Jan 9, 2003
Yum! I had to tear myself away from these to give them a chance to 'marinate'. This tastes great instantly. I didn't add pepper, and used rice vinegar and a good olive oil. Thanks Karen! Love those cukes!
From: ~jb4~
On Dec 7, 2002
I enjoy cucumbers along with my daughters. When I saw this recipe it brought memories of one of my great aunts. This is so similar only hers I believe had sugar. My kids loved them as did I.
From: skyra
On Mar 8, 2006
I wonder if the amount of vinegar is wrong? I made this with only 2 seedless english cukes and full vinegar and there was hardly a hint of vinegar.
From: Chef #580861 Nesbitt
On Sep 7, 2007
I have made these for 30 years but I cover the cukes in white vinegar and add 2 tbsps.of sugar and a sprinkle of garlic powder.As we eat them up I replace the cucumbers. Because of all the vinegar, i've never had them go bad.
From: SharonP
On Jul 19, 2005
We had these with our dinner using fresh cukes from our garden...it was very easy with amazing results...thanks Karen, for sharing this.
From: lisa brown
On May 8, 2003
I didnt think these were very good. Rather bland. Tasted like they were missing something.
From: Margaret Button
On Feb 21, 2005
Very easy to fix and very tasty. This is a keeper because my whole family liked it.
From: Patsie Homsack
On Jan 4, 2003
outstanding old Navy recipe notwithstanding, just need to copy recipe on print not all other items
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