I make a variation of this throughout the summer (I add tomato wedges to mine and toss with a little basic Italian dressing). When it’s chilled right out of the fridge, it really cools you down.
HamDangler2
deFleury
Pretty sure mom used white vinegar and celery salt?? In this salad.
sarox366
i need this
anxiousoracles
I put pickled red onions in my cucumber salad a lot. This looks like a great idea tbh. I’m probably gonna try something like this soon
honkyponkydonky
pockrocks
Rice wine vinegar, a little soy sauce, and toasted sesame oil will make this incredible
BootyGarb
I do this almost every night! Cucumber, red onion, and sesame seeds with ginger dressing, and sometimes I add bacos. I’m a 90s kid, I love bacos.
alejandroc90
Here in Colombia, to this salad we add some Mayo
sunseeker_miqo
I do this with cider vinegar, olive oil, salt, pepper. I let the vinegar soften the produce a bit.
Asleep_Anxiety_9862
Add vinegar and let it soak
MaaChiil
This seems like a preparation for the process of pickling such produce!
mudpupster
This salad, with some dill (dried or fresh, either is fine), plus a loaf of good bread and a bottle of wine = my perfect dinner.
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do you add anything else to it?
yum. what dressing? its begging for kewpie sesame
How German of you
I make a variation of this throughout the summer (I add tomato wedges to mine and toss with a little basic Italian dressing). When it’s chilled right out of the fridge, it really cools you down.
Pretty sure mom used white vinegar and celery salt?? In this salad.
i need this
I put pickled red onions in my cucumber salad a lot. This looks like a great idea tbh. I’m probably gonna try something like this soon
Rice wine vinegar, a little soy sauce, and toasted sesame oil will make this incredible
I do this almost every night! Cucumber, red onion, and sesame seeds with ginger dressing, and sometimes I add bacos. I’m a 90s kid, I love bacos.
Here in Colombia, to this salad we add some Mayo
I do this with cider vinegar, olive oil, salt, pepper. I let the vinegar soften the produce a bit.
Add vinegar and let it soak
This seems like a preparation for the process of pickling such produce!
This salad, with some dill (dried or fresh, either is fine), plus a loaf of good bread and a bottle of wine = my perfect dinner.