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		<title>Cucumbers take over the world</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It&#8217;s cucumber season! Here&#8217;s a fun fact: cucumbers are the most common vegetable in the whole world, with China being the largest producer. The cucumber is officially a member of the squash family, and technically a fruit.
Cucumbers are available year-round in most places, but there really is a difference if you get them fresh and local. They come in may different varieties, some of which are only available for a short time. Cucumbers lose water quickly, which is why they are often sold with a thick coating of wax (not the most pleasant thing in the world).
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src="http://www.blisstree.com/files/88/2007/08/img-3361.jpg" alt="IMG 3361" align="right" height="163" width="225" />It&#8217;s cucumber season! Here&#8217;s a fun fact: cucumbers are the most common vegetable in the whole world, with China being the largest producer. The cucumber is officially a member of the squash family, and technically a fruit.</p>
<p>Cucumbers are available year-round in most places, but there really is a difference if you get them fresh and local. They come in may different varieties, some of which are only available for a short time. Cucumbers lose water quickly, which is why they are often sold with a thick coating of wax (not the most pleasant thing in the world).</p>
<p>Cucumbers are lovely in salads, but they&#8217;re also good for a lot of other things. <span id="more-76573"></span>If you&#8217;re into pickling (or excited to try it for the first time), now&#8217;s the time to do it. I watched a demo recently, and was surprised at how easy it was. But my personal favorite thing to do with cukes is make tzatziki. This garlicy, cucumbery yoghurt makes a delicious addition to a summer meal, and is quite easy to make. I usually don&#8217;t follow a recipe, but there are plenty of them (such as <a href="http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/member/views/1226745" target="_blank">this one</a> ) on the web if you&#8217;ve never made it before. I&#8217;ve never tried it with soy yogurt, but I bet it would still taste heavenly.</p>
<p>Hat tip to Jack at <a href="http://www.laughinglemon.ch/" target="_blank">Laughing Lemon</a> for teaching me lots of fun facts about cucumbers.</p>
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