Name: Sweet And Sour Cucumber Salad with Marinade
Ingredients: 10 md Cucumbers; 2 Red bell peppers; 4 Vidalia onions; sliced paper thin; 1/2 c Salt; 6 Lightly grilled ears of corn; kernels only; === MARINADE ===; 2 c Sugar; 3 c Cider vinegar; 2 tb Mustard seeds; 1/4 ts Ground cloves; 1 ts Ancho chile powder

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains		Salads/dres, Bar-b-q	6	servings

INGREDIENTS

10	md	Cucumbers
2		Red bell peppers
4		Vidalia onions; sliced paper thin
1/2	c	Salt
6		Lightly grilled ears of corn; kernels only
		=== MARINADE ===
2	c	Sugar
3	c	Cider vinegar
2	tb	Mustard seeds
1/4	ts	Ground cloves
1	ts	Ancho chile powder

INSTRUCTIONS

Combine all marinade ingredients and set aside. Seed and cut the cucumbers
into a fine julienne. Seed the peppers and cut them into thin ribbons
2-inches long. Combine the cucumbers, red peppers, onions, and salt and let
stand for 3 hours. Drain and press out juice. Add corn kernels and toss
with marinade. Serve with grilled squid if desired. (See the "Grilled Squid
With Sweet & Sour Cucumber, Corn & Vidalias" recipe which is included in
this collection).
Recipe Source: GRILLIN' & CHILLIN' with Bobby Flay and Jack McDavid From
the TV FOOD NETWORK - (Show # GR-3618 )
Recipe by: Bobby Flay and Jack McDavid
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