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I_Fortuna
July 3, 2013
Oh, and BTW, if you don't have asparagus handy, just cut up and blend to a puree some zucchini from your backyard patch using this same recipe with a little cream or yogurt. Serve it cold and just top it with the feta or Queso Fresco before serving. It is delicious and we have always had a lot in the veggie patch in the past until the drought. But, you can freeze it and use later. It should be parboiled before freezing.
I_Fortuna
July 3, 2013
Great recipe! I use a Japanese pickle press (very inexpensive online) to get my cucumbers really crisp. It presses out the water in conjunction with the salt which is washed away later. I agree with the onions comment. Love them.
However, I don't get the comments about tripe. Several countries all over the world have wonderful recipes for tripe.
Jordan, Nigeria, Mexico, Portugal, Jamaica, Germany, England, Italy, Turkey, Slovenia, Pakistan, Bulgaria, Romania, Bosnia, Japan, China, The Philippines and France where the name comes from. I am sure I left some out but millions can't be wrong!
However, I don't get the comments about tripe. Several countries all over the world have wonderful recipes for tripe.
Jordan, Nigeria, Mexico, Portugal, Jamaica, Germany, England, Italy, Turkey, Slovenia, Pakistan, Bulgaria, Romania, Bosnia, Japan, China, The Philippines and France where the name comes from. I am sure I left some out but millions can't be wrong!
JulieBee
May 13, 2013
Hi Jenny, Loved this recipe but I couldn't help but think some chopped onion would have taken my tastebuds to an even better place. As always, love your picks...when are you going to make my Lemon Risotto recipe...it is delectable!
Kate B.
May 5, 2013
Jenny, don't know what I love more - your writing or your recipes. So far, you have not led me astray. Gin Rickeys: a hit. Chocolate and Orange Semifreddo: on permanent dinner party rotation. This salad is next. BTW, I spent 12 years in WDC without a decent bra. I hear you.
Dan P.
May 5, 2013
God no never ...I read in the Bible, I'm sure! Never eat TRIPE!
I pray no one goes there. Amen
I pray no one goes there. Amen
Fogdweller
April 30, 2013
I made it for a side dish last night and it was a delicious hit. I can already tell this will be in heavy rotation this spring/summer. FYI: I found that I needed 2 limes to provide enough juice for both drizzling over the avocados and the 2 tbsp for the dressing.
Christina @.
April 30, 2013
I like the combination of the crunchy cucumber with the creamy avocado! I do also love avocados and tomatoes together! Especially when both are home-grown...the flavor is the best, and doesn't need a lot of additional ingredients: http://christinascucina.blogspot.com/2012/04/avocado-and-tomato-salad.html
AntoniaJames
April 29, 2013
Can't wait for dinner for this one. I'm making it for lunch! (And I'm not seeding, either, or peeling, for that matter.) ;o)
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