This year I let them meander along the ground outside and this was the result.
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3 comments:
The outdoor ones look natural and somehow happier but probably not what you were looking for. Was there a notable difference in flavour?
Love them both. Although it is harder to peel curlicues.
I eat them any shape and they were as tasty bowed as straight. Or not. Michael agrees with Samuel Johnson that " a cucumber should be well sliced, & dressed with pepper & vinegar, and then thrown out, as good for nothing."
I eat the peel.
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