This recipe has been in my husbands family since he was a kid. It is a Family Favorite. In trying to eat healthier, I added Chia seeds to this recipe to increase the fiber content & lower the net carbs per serving. By doing that this recipe now has 3 net carbs per serving instead of the original 7. Using a Zero calorie sweetener keeps the sugar down to only 2 per serving, & there are 130 calories per serving. We loved this new version, I was skeptical because of the chia seeds, but my husband said it tasted the same. The chia seeds absorbs some of the liquid in the cukes as the salad sits.
Provided by Rose Mary Mogan @cookinginillinois
Categories Other Salads
Number Of Ingredients 8
Steps:
- Wash Cucumbers and slice thinly as desired. Add to a large bowl.
- Using a food processor or by hand wash trim & chop the green onions. Add to a medium size bowl.
- Then add in the sour cream, splenda and spices. Stir to mix together completely.
- Add in about half of the sliced cucumbers and stir to blend into the sour cream mixture.
- Then add in the remaining sliced cucumber, & the chia seeds and stir to mix together completely.
- MY FITNESS PAL.Pour mixture into a medium size container. Garnish with sliced cucumbers and a few chopped green onions. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours or so before serving to allow the flavors to blend together.
- The nutritional info was calculated using MY FITNESS PAL. Servings 12, Calories 130, Fat 9G, Cholesterol 25 Mg, Sodium 22 Mg, Potassium 46Mg, Total Carbs 7 G, Fiber 4 G, Net Carbs 3G, and Sugar 2G. You may want to lower the fat content by using lite or lower fat sour cream.
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