The only thing i do differently on the recipe is i use one large seedless cucumber, around 12" and omit the tomatoes. Very tasty side dish, enjoy!

This is a simple recipe from my childhood. My stepfather always made this growing up. We ate this as a side dish, as an appetizer, at cookouts,...even as a topper for other foods! He usually only did "Cucumbers & Tomatoes in Italian Dressing" but when I started making it myself in my late 20s I started adding onion because I'm obsessed with them! 😆👌 Then, in my early 30s a good friend made this at her home with the addition of green peppers as she had grown a lot of them that year. So now, my personal recipe has adapted to the inclusion of all of these wonderful foods! I also, play around occasionally with the dressing. 😎👍 This particular time I used a raspberry vinaigrette in place of Italian Dressing & I have also used regular vinaigrettes as well. This is always a nice addition to dinner or the cookout. And even as a midday snack! 👏🤤

Something cool and refreshing, it's feel like temperature here is over 100 degrees Fahrenheit.There is a Lebanese recipe similar.

I wondered if there was any way I could enjoy cucumber in a bento other than using pickled cucumber.Make sure you don't stir-fry the cucumber too long. Recipe by Maimai mama

Another way how to make cucumber become a nice dish#mycookbook

Apparently this is a very popular dish on the kindergarten lunch menu.I tried recreating the dish relying on what my kids remembered about it, and the school lunch menu. Using usukuchi soy sauce retains the vibrant colors of the vegetables. It's lightly seasoned, so you can adjust the flavor by adding more bonito flakes or adding more soy sauce at the end.This tastes great with just cucumber too.Quickly boiling the vegetables keeps the color vibrant, removes any impurities, and makes it easier to eat.When draining the water, don't tightly wring out the moisture in order to save the delicious texture of the vegetables.My family always uses a larger amount of bonito flakes. It will probably taste best if you top with some at the end. Recipe by riehom

I decided not to garden this year. Thankfully, I have a generous neighbor who provides me with the bounty from his. He provides the cucumbers, I provide the salad. Sounds like a good tradeoff to me.Cucumber salad is cold, refreshing, and perfect as a side to any BBQ dish, but perfectly good on its own. A glass of rose doesn't hurt.

Very cooling and dehydrating salads

I bought some really fresh cucumbers, so I thought up this recipe.This is good with ground sesame seeds, but by using toasted whole sesame seeds, you can enjoy the fresh taste of the cucumber. The fragrant nuttiness of the sesame seeds fills your mouth as you chew the rough bits of cucumber. Fellow COOKPAD user "youichie" reminded me that this tastes better if you let it rest for a while to let the flavors meld. Also, user "riebel's" comment made me think of this: the sesame vinegar gets watered down by the moisture in the cucumber to the point where you can drink it up, but if you're in a situation where that would be rather impolite, reserve the sesame seeds and scatter on the cucumber just before serving to prevent it from going to waste. Recipe by ochikeron

Super easy and refreshing dish that’s perfect for a quick side dish. The simple combination of sesame oil, vinegar, soy sauce, and sugar brings out the cucumber’s natural flavor, making it incredibly tasty. It pairs wonderfully with cold beer, making it a great choice for casual gatherings or a light meal! Plus, it gets even better when left overnight, so you can enjoy it the next day too.

Cucumber has the crunchy texture and a good flavor even after stir-fried. Adjust the spiciness and saltiness. The flavor of sesame oil will stimulte your appitite!

I love cucumbers. I wanted something green on the dinner table, and this is what I was able to make quickly.The cucumbers will become watery when sitting in your fridge, so make sure to prepare right before serving. Recipe by Harukomachi