Stuffed pickles
 

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!

Stuffed pickles
 

"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

Stuffed pickles
 

"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.

Stuffed pickles
 

"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.

Cheri

Stuffed pickles
 

"Cheri" > wrote in message
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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!