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| Middle Eastern flatbread |
For a cucumber spread, I just smooshed together 8 ounces of cream cheese, 1 to 2 tablespoons grated onion, 1/2 teaspoon onion salt and somewhere between 1/4 to 1/2 cup of both grated and finely minced cucumber. I threw it together in a hurry...sorry no pics of the spread!
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| Harvested my funny little Romaine lettuce crop--scant but free salad! |
Granted, smearing cucumber spread on flatbread was decidedly less wedding-like than dainty little cucumber sandwiches would have been, but still, it WAS tasty!
Hope something tasty pleased your palate yesterday! And may we all live HAPPILY EVER AFTER!!
6 comments:
That sounds like a lot more fun than the wedding to me! I love going into stores like that and seeing people actually making the foods. There are a lot of Mexican markets where I live and I have been fortunate enough to watch and buy a lot of homemade tortillas!
I meant to make cucumber sandwiches, but forgot every ingredient when I was at the store. So I made drop scones instead. They were fantastic, and I now know how to fatten up my brother (who's been a tad underweight for a few months).
No crusts to cut off
The cucumber spread sounds yummy. I bet it'd be good on crackers or to stuff celery. BTW I saved my romaine lettuce bottom and I've got it on my counter to grow. Can't wait to see it sprout! Thanks for the idea.
Love your post title! and the post too of course ;-)
The cucumber spread sounds yum - a nice change from just slices.
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We had a Royal Cream Tea between the church ceremony and their appearance on the balcony.
Clotted cream, strawberry jam on scones. Homemade fruit cake. Ham or tuna sandwiches (but of course cucumber would have be posher) served on bone china plates of course!
Sft x
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