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    If I'm making a recipe that asks me to cut the cucumber into "cuts" for a drink, would I just chop it up?
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    If you're blending the drink, I would chop the cucumber up into small pieces. If you're using it as a garnish, then I would cut it into slices.
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    How do I know if a cucumber is rotten?
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    It's slimy, blackened, or has visible mold.
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    How do I cut cucumbers into shapes?
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    You can cut foods into shapes with cookie cutters or by free-handing it with a knife.
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    How do you make the nice stripes between the green peel before slicing the cucumber?
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    You actually make the stripes as you peel the cucumber. Using a vegetable peeler, remove one strip of the skin all the way down the cucumber, move the peeler over enough to leave a strip of the skin attached, and run the peeler all the way down again. Repeat until you have the stripes as you like them.
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