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Chicken and Cucumbers

Ji Chao Huangguading

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By Ellen Schrecker

Published 1976

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Szechwanese cucumbers are longer, thinner, and tastier than the American variety. Mrs. Chiang’s family grew several kinds of cucumbers and cucumber-like squashes, which her mother cooked, pickled, and served raw in salads as well:

“We ate cooked cucumber often; we children loved its softness and its mild, faintly bitter flavor.”

In this spicy chicken dish the cucumbers provide a nice contrast to the slightly fibrous texture of the chicken pieces and the over

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