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Woman’s incredibly quick and simple “Creamy Cucumber Salad” recipe gets 1.7 M views
Salt the cucumber in a strainer and let it drain for 5 to 10 minutes and the sauce stays on beautifully. πŸ˜‹
Jessica Adler
03.20.24

Ah, early springβ€”when the gentle thaw and longer days start whispering promises of the summer’s bounty to come.

It’s a time when our taste buds awaken, eagerly anticipating the flavors that only full, sun-drenched seasons can offer.

Among those anticipated delights? Cucumbers.

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Their crisp, refreshing taste is a herald of summer, and nobody brings this essence to life quite like Natasha from “Natashas Kitchen.”

Her creamy cucumber salad is a prelude to summer in every bite, blending simplicity with the zest of the season.

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Imagine stepping into a kitchen where laughter is the main ingredient, and perfection takes a back seat to fun.

That’s the vibe Natasha brings as she introduces us to her beloved creamy cucumber salad.

With homegrown cucumbers (or store-bought, because let’s be real, we’re all friends here), onions, dill, and a dressing that’s creamy yet light, she crafts a salad that’s all about celebrating the taste of summer.

Her recipe is as beautiful as it is mouthwatering.

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One viewer’s comment tugs at the heartstrings, “Tomorrow would have been my father’s 91st birthday (RIP). I never knew how to make this (he made it a lot), and I never asked him. Thank you for the post. RIP Daddy.”

Clearly, recipes are more than food- they’re memories and connections to those we love.

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Natasha’s kitchen may sparkle, but it’s her down-to-earth demeanor that truly shines.

She’s the friend who’d giggle with you over a spilled ingredient rather than fret over the mess. And it’s exactly this approachable, relatable charm that fans adore.

“Perfect, refreshing salad for summer! Love the amount of energy you have in your videos and love watching your channel!” echoes the sentiment of many who find joy in her presentations.

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A sprinkle of global flavor comes through in a comment:

“In Germany in an almost identical German recipe, we added 1/4 teaspoon of freshly ground caraway and a pinch of sugar. It goes well with broiled fish, Wiener Schnitzel, even Southern friend chicken!!!!! This was a great video!”

It’s a small world, after all, especially when it comes to the universal love of food.

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The recipe not only brings the taste of summer into your home but also stirs nostalgia.

“I love that salad. My German Mother used to make something just like that minus the garlic. Such a fresh taste. She used Sour cream and dill all the time, as do I. Ty 😊”

Memories like these add layers to Natasha’s simple salad, making it a dish rich with history and love.

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And for those who’ve turned Natasha’s recipes into a tradition, “Your salads and salad dressings are my go-to salads. I receive so many yummy compliments and requests for family gatherings. Thank you! ps. love many of your other recipes too. :)”

It’s clear that her creamy cucumber salad has become a staple in many households.

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As Natasha mixes, laughs, and occasionally whispers with her ingredients, she’s making a salad that invites us to embrace the joy of cooking and the anticipation of summer.

So, as we enjoy these early days of spring, let Natasha’s creamy cucumber salad remind us of the warm, vibrant days ahead, filled with laughter, good food, and the simple pleasures that season brings.

See how easily this Creamy Cucumber Salad recipe comes together in Natasha’s video below!

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