Marinated Cucumber And Red Bell Pepper Salad With Celloph

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains	Italian		4	-5

INGREDIENTS

2	oz	Dry cellophane or bean
		thread noodles
2	c	Peeled, seeded and sliced
		cucumbers
2	c	Thinly sliced red bell
		peppers I chopped them
		into chunks.
1	c	No-oil Italian dressing or
		vinaigrette I used less
		than 1C about 3/4
1	T	Freshly minced basil
1	T	Freshly miced cilantro
1/8	t	Red hot chili flakes, I
		made my own from dried
		chilis
		Lettuce

INSTRUCTIONS

1998    
From Ornish's "Program for Reversing Heart Disease":  Drop the noodles
into boiling water until done (length of time  depends on type; read
the label). Drain. Toss all ingredients  together and marinate for at
least 1 hour. Serve on a bed of lettuce.  Other tips:  I used 3.5 oz of
noodles, and less dressing. The chili makes it hot  so if you don't
like spicy, it would be fine to leave it out. You may  want to break
the noodles a little before cooking (but not too much).  I made the
mistake of not breaking them and ended up having to cut  them a little
in order to get my ingredients to combine properly.  This salad is even
better the next day. I imagine it travels nicely  because it isn't too
soupy.  For those who care:  1C: 84    Cal. .5 g  total fat trace
saturated fat 0 mg cholesterol  Posted to KitMailbox Digest  by Sandy
<[email protected]> on Apr 10,

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