Thai Peanut Sauce Cucumber Noodles
Thai Peanut Sauce Cucumber Noodles. Simple low carb noodles with peanut-free Paleo Thai peanut sauce. This is the perfect no cook low carb side dish that will easily bring variety to your dining table!
Cucumber Noodles with creamy dressing…so good!
Tired of zucchini noodles or looking for more low carb noodle recipes? My super simple Thai Peanut Sauce Cucumber Noodles are light and refreshing. It will easily bring new flavor to everyday healthy meal!
Spiralizer or Julienne peeler ?
Years ago I saw a man at union square selling vegetable/julienne peeler in the city. The man was able to make vegetable noodles, remove potato eyes and blemishes, and so many magic tricks with just one simple peeler. This was the era before spiralizer was even invented so it attracted a huge crowd watching his performance on the streets.
The shape of the julienne peeler reminds me of men’s shaving razors with a slightly bulkier shape. It’s super sharp and you can peel and julienne practically any vegetables.
I love that I can make straight lined long vegetable noodles easily without having to set up a spiralizer machine on my kitchen counter. And best of all, you can easily avoid the vegetable core as you peel through the layers so the noodles are less likely to get wet and watery.
This cucumber noodle salad goes perfectly with my Thai no peanut Peanut Sauce. The sauce is naturally sweet and creamy. Just pour, mix, and pair with some protein and you are good to go! You can also use my Japanese-inspired Roasted sesame dressing or Chinese style Asian “peanut” sauce for a quick flavor change-up!
If you give this Thai Peanut Sauce Cucumber Noodles a try, leave a comment and rate the recipe below. Be sure to tag #IHeartUmami on Instagram, I’d love to see your creations!
Thai Peanut Sauce Cucumber Noodles (Paleo, Whole30, Keto)
Ingredients
- 1 English cucumber
- 1/2 cup Paleo EasyThai Peanut Sauce
- optional topping chopped scallions, small raisins, toasted sesame seeds
Instructions
- Julienne the cucumber with a julienne peeler until you almost reach the core (where the seeds are). Discard or save the core for another use.
- Place the julienned cucumber noodles over a large flat plate lined with clean paper towel to soak up more water. Store in the fridge while making the Paleo Thai Peanut Sauce.
- Toss the cucumber noodles with the sauce. Serve cold and immediately.
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Looking for more healthy side dishes? Check out my Easy Chinese Smashed Cucumber Salad, Ding Tai Fung-inspired Chinese Cucumber Salad, Japanese cucumber salad, Korean Chilled Zucchini Salad, Zucchini Pasta with Avocado Pesto, keto shrimp avocado salad, and Paleo Easy Kimchi!
Cucumbers are so refreshing and interestingly I’ve never used a spiraliser them so this will be something new to try out! Thank you!
I love peanut sauce on veggie noodles so much, it’s the kind of veggie packed dish I can eat every single day!
That peanut sauce is amazing! I think I need to get that super cool julienne peeler 🙂
Thank you, Stacey!
Mmmmmm… I need to make some cucumber noodles now. Your peanut sauce sounds delish.
Cucumber and peanut pair SO exceptionally well. I know my next spiralizer recipe!
So refreshing! My girls LOVE spiralized cucumbers – will definitely try!
I love the simplicity of this recipe! So healthy!
I love how simple and easy this recipe is, but it looks so flavorful! That Thai peanut sauce sounds so delicious, and I want to put it on everything.
I saw you using the julienne peeler on IG. I’ve got to get one of those! What a brilliant kitchen tool. This sauce is so perfect on these gorgeous cucumber noodles.
What a quick and easy side to throw together! I often have some left over peanut sauce lying around, this is a great way to use it up!