Zesty Cucumber Salad
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I will give you that line as soon as that camera's rolling
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All right, camera's rolling. All right, camera's rolling. We settled. A Dean Family Table Classic
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And action, Bobby. I have definitely seen this before. I know that this is the base of a Dean Family favorite
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This is the cucumber and tomato and onion salad. Son, you see it in the summer on every meal that I cook
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Because, you know, I grow cucumbers in the garden. And, of course, I'm growing my tomatoes
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I bet you we have already yielded 20 tomatoes from my garden
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Wow. And it's early in the year for that. You would not. Yes, it's still very early
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All right. So I started just kind of peeling these cucumbers while I was waiting on you
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So I'm going to switch places with your son. Okay. And if you'd finish peeling those other two cucumbers and then slice them thin for me. Okay
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And while you're doing that, I'm going to mix up our liquid. Okay
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Our goat juice. I got to say because growing up over the years I saw this as an accompaniment to a lot of different dishes That right This is a great side for all kinds of things Those fresh peas you gotta have some cucumbers
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And when Aunt Peggy comes to visit, you know, I always look at her and say
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do up some cucumbers, Auntie. All right, so son, that is just a white wine vinegar and a little olive oil
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and a little pinch of sugar. So Aunt Peggy loves using dill
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I love it, too. It's one of my favorites. Is it? Mm-hmm. I love it. I didn't know that about you
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Mm-hmm. I love it. Isn't that funny? You're grown chilling. Sometimes you just need to kind of sit down and talk to them. Right
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Who are you? What did you say your name was? Which one are you
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So, Bobby, we've got our cucumbers in here. I've got some onions
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I kind of like to half moon them. You know, the onions, because they're just easier to get up on your fork
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You know what I mean? Yes, I do. All right, sonny boy
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I think we got enough We have the good fortune of living in a climate and a place where we can have a good garden Yeah we grow all this stuff But if you were to go to the grocery store and put this together what would this cost
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It's less than a dollar a serving, son. I'm going to add just a little bit more juice and a little bit more sugar
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Less than a dollar a serving. Less than a dollar a serving. Especially if you grow everything
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Right. You know, I've never been one for sweet vegetables. It surprises me that you added sugar to this
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You know, we're using that vinegar, son, so it's very tart. So Aunt Peggy doesn't..
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I'm going to go against the grain and use a spoon to stir this up. Okay. Whatever makes you happy
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I like touching my food. I know you do. Golly, I know you do
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And my food and Jamie's food and Michael's food. But, you know, just a little bit of sugar curbs that tartness
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Look how beautiful that is. Now, what would you serve this with
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Like, what kind of... That would be a side... Black peas and fried poke chops and cornbread Yeah I think I might finish that with squeezing a little bit of lemon juice on it Oh okay Would you do that To just give it a little bit of bright
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It certainly wouldn't hurt it. Here, let me serve you. So much faster
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Look how much quicker that was. So much cleaner and faster. You think God made these to just cause they're pretty
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on the end of our arms? Let me serve you. Mm-mm-mm-mm. Let me serve you
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Allow me, please, to serve you. I could starve by the time you get that dip
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Here you go. Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. Why don't you fry up your mama some pork chops or black-eyed peas, anything that'd be good with this
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That's the beautiful thing about this network. Mm-hmm. Because people can go in and find all kinds of great combinations for these sides
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So if they do want a fried pork chop, they can go in and find out what would Paula eat with this dish
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so go enjoy it
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