Shanghai Cucumbers Premium PD Recipe
- Cuisine: Asian
- Skill Level: Easy
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I loved this P.F. Chang’s signature appetizer so much that I had to give it a Protective Diet remake. It was one of the few select vegan items on their menu, and after learning about the damaging effects of oils on my endothelium, it was no longer an option for me. I enjoyed so much about this fresh little salad, from the way the cucumbers were cut into chopstick friendly angular bites, to the tang of the salty vinegar based dressing. With this remake we can have the health promoting freshness and the flavor to take this appetizer from a starter to a main dish salad.
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I was given tons of cucumbers from a garden. I looked up “cucumber” and found this!
We ate it with angel hair pasta!
Made this for dinner, so easy. I used my crinkle cutter, and added cherry tomatoes, as our garden is over producing them at the moment. Very tasty, could take this recipe to a potluck, but I would double it.
I think the photo shows toasted AND black sesame seeds. Can’t wait to try this!