Do you eat these? If so... What do you stuff them with? I have a recipe
that I got from a Mexican cookbook from the library many years ago. It's
basically a dill pickle cut in half lengthwise, hollowed out and stuffed
with tuna. You chop up the pickle centers and add this to tuna and a little
mayo, then stuff it back in. Always meant to try it but never did.

I sometimes do peanut butter pickles. I just cut in half lengthwise, blot
off the juice from the cut sides, spread one half with peanut butter then
put the other half back on. Yum!

"Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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> Do you eat these? If so... What do you stuff them with? I have a recipe
> that I got from a Mexican cookbook from the library many years ago. It's
> basically a dill pickle cut in half lengthwise, hollowed out and stuffed
> with tuna. You chop up the pickle centers and add this to tuna and a
> little mayo, then stuff it back in. Always meant to try it but never did.
>
> I sometimes do peanut butter pickles. I just cut in half lengthwise, blot
> off the juice from the cut sides, spread one half with peanut butter then
> put the other half back on. Yum!


I imagine it would be very much like stuffed cucumbers, aka Gorilla
Sandwiches except using pickles.

Cheri

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> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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>> Do you eat these? If so... What do you stuff them with? I have a
>> recipe that I got from a Mexican cookbook from the library many years
>> ago. It's basically a dill pickle cut in half lengthwise, hollowed out
>> and stuffed with tuna. You chop up the pickle centers and add this to
>> tuna and a little mayo, then stuff it back in. Always meant to try it
>> but never did.
>>
>> I sometimes do peanut butter pickles. I just cut in half lengthwise,
>> blot off the juice from the cut sides, spread one half with peanut butter
>> then put the other half back on. Yum!
>
>
> I imagine it would be very much like stuffed cucumbers, aka Gorilla
> Sandwiches except using pickles.

Yes! You could do that too! Have you had a Gorilla Sandwich? I have only
seen them online. Not in person.

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>> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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>>> Do you eat these? If so... What do you stuff them with? I have a
>>> recipe that I got from a Mexican cookbook from the library many years
>>> ago. It's basically a dill pickle cut in half lengthwise, hollowed out
>>> and stuffed with tuna. You chop up the pickle centers and add this to
>>> tuna and a little mayo, then stuff it back in. Always meant to try it
>>> but never did.
>>>
>>> I sometimes do peanut butter pickles. I just cut in half lengthwise,
>>> blot off the juice from the cut sides, spread one half with peanut
>>> butter then put the other half back on. Yum!
>>
>>
>> I imagine it would be very much like stuffed cucumbers, aka Gorilla
>> Sandwiches except using pickles.
>
> Yes! You could do that too! Have you had a Gorilla Sandwich? I have
> only seen them online. Not in person.
>

Yes, I believe you had mentioned it once, so I did it with a fairly large
cucumber, stuffed with tuna, it was good.

Cheri

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> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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>> "Cheri" > wrote in message
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>>> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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>>>> Do you eat these? If so... What do you stuff them with? I have a
>>>> recipe that I got from a Mexican cookbook from the library many years
>>>> ago. It's basically a dill pickle cut in half lengthwise, hollowed out
>>>> and stuffed with tuna. You chop up the pickle centers and add this to
>>>> tuna and a little mayo, then stuff it back in. Always meant to try it
>>>> but never did.
>>>>
>>>> I sometimes do peanut butter pickles. I just cut in half lengthwise,
>>>> blot off the juice from the cut sides, spread one half with peanut
>>>> butter then put the other half back on. Yum!
>>>
>>>
>>> I imagine it would be very much like stuffed cucumbers, aka Gorilla
>>> Sandwiches except using pickles.
>>
>> Yes! You could do that too! Have you had a Gorilla Sandwich? I have
>> only seen them online. Not in person.
>>
>
> Yes, I believe you had mentioned it once, so I did it with a fairly large
> cucumber, stuffed with tuna, it was good.

Excellent!