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          <b>Prep Time: </b><span itemprop="prepTime">15 minutes</span>

          <b>Servings: </b
          ><span itemprop="recipeYield">Yield: side dish for 3 people</span>

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              <strong>1</strong> large Japanese cucumber
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              <strong>2</strong> teaspoons salt
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              <strong>1</strong> tablespoon sugar
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              <strong>¼</strong> cup rice vinegar
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            <p class="line">This recipe is super simple.</p>
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              Wash and cut the cucumber. Cut it thin. How thin? That’s up to
              you. Use a mandolin and go super thin. Or use a knife and go as
              thin as you can. I usually end up slicing the cucumber into ⅛-inch
              thick slices.
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              Some people prefer the cucumber slices thicker, others like it
              thinner. There’s no real right or wrong. Also: do the best you can
              but don’t stress about trying to make perfect or even slices.
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              Second step is to salt the cucumbers. Just place the sliced
              cucumbers in a bowl and sprinkle salt on top. Mix it gently and
              then let sit for 10 minutes.
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              The salt will help draw water out from the cucumber (so you can
              get a crunchier pickled cucumber). Drain out the water after 10
              minutes.
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              Then in another, smaller bowl, dissolve the sugar into the rice
              vinegar. Pour that mixture over the salted cucumbers. Mix gently
              with a spoon. Cover and place it the refrigerator for an hour to
              let it “pickle.”
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              Take it out after an hour. Eat and enjoy! If you want it more
              pickle-y, just marinate for longer. So easy, so ono ^_^
            </p>
            <p class="line">Sliced cucumbers, with salt sprinkled on top.</p>
            <p class="line">
              Thinly slice the cucumber and place in a mixing bowl.
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              Sprinkle salt on the cucumbers, toss. Let sit for 10 minutes.
              Drain the water.
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              In a small bowl, dissolve the sugar in the rice vinegar. Pour over
              the salted cucumbers.
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              Cover and let sit in the fridge for at least 1 hour. Ready to eat!
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