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Amish Cucumber-Onion Salad

Amish Cucumber-Onion Salad
Tangy-sweet, crunchy-fresh--and it keeps for several days in the fridge!
2-3 firm cucumbers, peeled
1 or 2 medium onions, peeled
1 C. white vinegar
½ C. vegetable or canola oil
½ C. water
½ C. sugar*
1 tsp. each: salt, pepper, Italian seasoning, dill
Slice the cukes and onions into a large bowl, alternating layers (a half-gallon plastic ice cream container works well, too). In a large jar with a lid, pour the vinegar, oil, water, sugar, and the seasonings and shake vigorously. Pour over the veggies, stir a bit to distribute the liquid, and cover. Chill thoroughly.
*Kitchen Hint: You can use Splenda or ¼ C. Splenda Baking Mix instead of sugar.
You can also use this dressing (even what's left over from the cukes/onions) to make Marinated Veggie Salad: slice carrots, celery, radishes, onions, peppers, broccoli, cauliflower--whatever you love!--into a bowl, pour in the liquid, and chill for several hours. Looks pretty layered in a glass bowl.


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