Cool, Crisp, And Delightful – Cucumber Picnic Sandwiches
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Enjoy the flavors of a crunchy cucumber sandwich!
When my daughter was having her baby shower, she put me in charge of the food. She knows that I love to cook, and plan, and entertain, and she knew that I would drive her nuts if she didn’t give me something to do. I was more than happy to help her with anything she needed, and food was right up my alley. I already knew what we were going to do as far as a menu type, but I didn’t know exactly what I was going to make. I wanted sandwiches and salads, for a nice summery baby shower theme. Those always seem to go over really well whenever I attend them.
It was time to go on the prowl and see what I could find. I was talking with a few of my friends at a meeting for church one day about the event coming up, and one of them mentioned cucumber sandwiches. I was picturing the plain cucumber and cream cheese sandwiches, and I thought that was too boring.
Then, she started describing these cucumber sandwiches that she had seen her neighbor make. They sounded just fancy enough, yet simple, making them ideal for the party coming up. That was settled, I knew what I was making after that very conversation.
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