Cucumber Sushi

Cucumber Sushi is essentially a cucumber roll-up filled with hummus,bell peppers, dill. The cucumber is crunchy and hydrating, and with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice, each roll tastes the most refreshing snack you could ever have.
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Cucumber Sushi
Cucumber Sushi is essentially a cucumber roll-up filled with hummus,bell peppers, dill. The cucumber is crunchy and hydrating, and with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice, each roll tastes the most refreshing snack you could ever have.
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Cooking Instructions
- 1
Using a vegetable peeler, slice cucumber into thin flat strips. Lay slices down on paper towels to drain excess moisture.
- 2
On a cutting board or clean work surface, lay two slices on top of each other. Spread a thin layer of hummus on top of each slice, then add julian cut bell peppers (red,green,yellow) on top.
- 3
Tightly roll each cucumber slice. Stick a small spring of dill into each sushi piece. Squeeze fresh lemon juice on top. Enjoy!
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