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Summary: Learn how to slice cucumbers to make a layered Greek salad in this free online cooking video.
Karen Weisman graduated from Boston University with a degree in Hotel and Food Management. Since then, she has helped a national grocery store chain develop and launch a gourmet food...read more
"Hi this is Karen for Expert Village I've washed and trimmed our cucumbers trimmed off the ends and I'm going to slice them in the food processor with a slicing blade. It'll go a lot faster since we're cooking for a crowed here I'm going to arrange the cucumbers in our bowl. First I'm going to line the bowl with the circles of the cucumbers and just line it all around like this just take the circles and put it all the way around. If you can see in there and then put in a couple of hand fulls of cucumbers to fill that up and then we'll do one more layer of cucumbers all the way around. Just lining the bowl with the cucumbers and this gives a really nice presentation at a buffet or a picnic table and then fill that up with the rest of our cucumbers."
eHow Article: Slice Cucumbers for a Layered Greek Salad
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