The principle objective of this study was to determine the approximate composition of cucumber-hot pepper pickles under 3 conducted. In the stored cucumber-pepper samples, the approximate composition was characterized by a relative increase in protein content as compared to commercial cucumber-pepper samples, although other compositional components, such as ash and lipid contents, remained unchanged. Increases in storage time resulted in a reduction in the strength and hardness of the samples. Cucumber-pepper pickles stored for 15 days at a temperature of -4$^{circ}$C evidenced the best overall acceptability in the sensory test.