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English Cucumber Sandwiches
Have you tried English cucumbers yet? They're a little different from the
regular garden cucumbers usually found in grocery stores and at
farmer's markets, although they look almost the same. The main
difference is English cucumbers have a thinner skin (so they're better for
slicing and they don't have to be peeled) and fewer seeds than garden
cucumbers. Another difference is that English Cucumbers are wrapped
in plastic wrap (instead of a wax coating) to maintain freshness.
When you need a cool and refreshing midday snack on a hot summer's
day, or you want something attractive yet easy to prepare for an
afternoon tea party, serve cool and refreshing English Cucumber
Sandwiches.
ENGLISH CUCUMBER SANDWICHES
Several small (party style) squares (per person) of various breads like
rye and pumpernickel
12 oz. softened cream cheese
1 pkg. Dill Dip Mix* (reserve 1 tsp. for garnish)
1 large English Cucumber, sliced very thin
Combine all but about a teaspoon (reserve this for garnish) of the dill dip
mix with the softened cream cheese. Put this mixture in the refrigerator
for at least an hour, so the onions in the dip mix soften.
Spread a thin layer of the dill/cream cheese mixture onto each square of
bread, then top with a couple of thin slices of cucumber (overlapped).
Sprinkle a little of the reserved dry dill dip mix over the cucumber slices
for garnish. Cut the slices into triangles, if desired, or serve as is.
NOTE: Refrigerate the sandwiches if not serving them right away.
*Divine Dill Dip Mix from the Three Angels Gourmet Co. is suggested for
use in this recipe.
Suzanne Lieurance is a freelance writer and owner of the Three Angels
Gourmet Co. which produces a unique line of "heavenly gourmet mixes"
for sale at http://www.threeangelsgourmet.com and through gift shops,
Christian bookstores, gourmet food stores, and gift basket companies
across the country.
For daily food tips and other fun food information, visit the Three Angels
Gourmet Co. blog at http://www.threeangelsgourmet.blogspot.com
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