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Organic Shot Glasses

Organic Shot Glasses
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With a few bold carving strokes (and the help of an apple corer), transform a few simple cucumbers into these guest-pleasing shot glasses

These organic cucumber shot glasses are an amazing way to get your next party started. They are a great accompaniment to tequila, gin, vodka or even sake. They look stunning and are a pleasure to hold in your hand. They impart a gentle cucumber accent, but are mostly about the texture and visual effect.
 
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Step 1Ingredients & Tools

Ingredients & Tools
3-4 large organic cucumbers. as straight as possible ( yield 2  to 3 glasses per cucumber depending on size)

coarse flake salt (such as a fleur de sel)

apple corer

6-inch chef's knife
3-inch paring knife
(both knives preferably Wusthof, as they have the best carving edge) 


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9 comments
Oct 2, 2011. 6:41 AMTreknology says:
As a child who used to bite the sides out of glasses, I welcome your organic substitute.
Sep 30, 2011. 1:44 PMsboyle6 says:
Cutco is better than Wusthof. :P
Sep 29, 2011. 12:41 PMwambolicious says:
Martha Stewart did this a loooonnnggg time ago... thank you for reminding me of it; now that I'm of drinking age, I'd like to try this.
Sep 29, 2011. 12:23 PMcrummett says:
Looks like it'd be great for an inside-out Pimm's Cup.

http://www.bonappetit.com/recipes/2010/04/the_pimms_cup
Sep 29, 2011. 9:04 AMonrust says:
I'm off to the store.......................>
Sep 29, 2011. 8:15 AMshadekat says:
This just screams for Hendricks gin.
Sep 28, 2011. 1:28 PMSunnedaez says:
I guess at the end of the party the clean up is simple on the shot glasses. You just eat them right. "Hey Lucy I'm home" said Ricky Recardo.
Sep 26, 2011. 1:05 PMhvansick says:
scoochmaroo did something similar to this to make stuffed zucchini, if I remember correctly, and used a large drill bit to core the zucchini. It might work well in this instance too, and alleviate the need to chip out core once you have it cut.
Sep 26, 2011. 12:50 PMgabry207 says:
When i was a child my grandma used to make those glasses to make me eat cucumber! =D

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