#345719 - Mon Feb 05 2007 08:44 AM
Recipe Exchange - Salads
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Place your salad recipes here. To Main Recipe Exchange Page
Edited by SilverMoonsong (Fri Feb 10 2012 12:26 PM)
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#345721 - Thu May 17 2007 06:17 AM
Re: Recipe Exchange - Salads
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I'm posting this under both "Salads" and "Desserts." I made it for a Mother/Daughter dinner at church, and had tons of recipe requests. It's not too sweet like some similar ones.
Overnight Fruit Salad
3 eggs, beaten 1/4 cup sugar 1/4 cup vinegar 2 T. butter or margarine 2 cups green or red grapes 2 cups miniature marshmallows 1 20 oz. can pineapple chunks, drained 1 15 oz. can mandarin oranges, drained 2 medium firm bananas, sliced 2 cups whipping (heavy) cream, whipped 1/2 cup chopped pecans
In a double boiler over medium heat, cook and stir eggs, sugar, and vinegar until mixture is thickened and reaches 60 degrees. Remove from heat; stir in butter. Cool. In a large serving bowl, combine grapes, marshmallows, pineapple, oranges, and bananas; add cooled dressing and stir to coat. Refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight. Just before serving, fold in whipped cream and pecans. 12-16 servings.
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#345722 - Sat May 19 2007 03:12 AM
Re: Recipe Exchange - Salads
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Registered: Sat Apr 21 2007
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Loc: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Not a recipe but a good idea! If you haven't yet tried it give Paul Newmans "Newmans Own" original salad dressing a go, it's wonderful!
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#345723 - Mon Jul 02 2007 02:36 PM
Re: Recipe Exchange - Salads
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Loc: Nottinghamshire UK
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i am on a diet and tried bulgar wheat as it's low in sat fats this is nice and refreshing
40g of bulgar wheat per 80g cooked serving
place 120g wheat in a saucepan with 600mls water bring to boil cover simmer for 15mins drain
cool
add olive oil to taste chopped mint to taste chopped tomatoes rind and juice of lemon mix i have used it at BBQ's served with fish or just used as an extra salad dish wneb entertaining
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#345724 - Sun Dec 13 2009 05:37 AM
Re: Recipe Exchange - Salads
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Registered: Mon Dec 12 2005
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Loc: South Kingsville VIC Australia
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for littlesuzie;
Marika's Mum's Ukrainian Potato Salad:
Waxy pink potatoes, steamed, chilled peeled and cubed. 2 hardboiled eggs, shelled and mashed. 1 bunch fresh dill, leaves finely chopped. 1 mild onion, finely chopped. 1 carton/jar of sour cream. Sea-Salt & black pepper.(both fresh-ground)
Mix together eggs, dill, onion, sour cream, salt and pepper. Take your time, and taste as you go. Use as much or as little of each as suits your own taste!
Gently coat the potatoes with the egg-cream mix, cover and chill. Better if prepared 24 hours ahead. Garnish with dill sprigs.
This quantity will dress enough potatoes for up to 10 people.
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#345725 - Sun Dec 13 2009 12:53 PM
Re: Recipe Exchange - Salads
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My potato salad is a variation of that made by my grandmother, a German who grew up in the Ukraine. I don't think it's exactly what you were asking for, but it certainly has lots in it besides potatoes!
Red potatoes, not peeled, cut in smallish cubes (about 1 cm square or so.) Two or three eggs Celery, chopped fine Onion, chopped fine Green onions, chopped Cucumber, not peeled, chopped Red or green sweet pepper, or some of each, chopped and, if you like, A couple of ounces sharp cheddar, cut in 1/2 cm cubes A half cup or so of cooked ham, or Ukrainian or Polish sausage, cubed.
A good whack of dill, fresh if at all possible Low fat Caesar salad dressing Low fat mayo Mustard, any kind that you like Seasoned salt Salt and pepper
Adjust amounts for how much you want to make. You want to have about as much "other stuff" as potatoes - that is, if you have four cups of potatoes, you want four cups or so of other vegetables combined.
Put the eggs in a big pot of water, and set it to boil. When it comes to a boil, add the potatoes. Simmer until not quite done, add the sausage, turn off the heat, cover, and let it sit while you finish preparing all the other veggies. Drain the pot into a colander, and run cool water over potatoes until no longer steaming hot (they can still be warm). Fish out the eggs, put all veggies (including dill), sausage and cheese into a big bowl. Peel the eggs, chop coarsely, and add to the bowl. Stir it up, gently, as you don't want to mash the potatoes. When it's about half mixed, add a good whack of Caesar dressing (for an eight cup salad, I'd use about half a cup), about a teaspoon of mustard (less if it's a real hot mustard) and seasonings. Use enough mayo to coat everything well. You can also use sour cream if you like but it doesn't keep as well, and you need to make sure everything is cool, otherwise it might separate.
If you like, you can also use chopped carrots, or snow, snap, or shelled peas in this. You want them to be blanched a bit, so add them to the potatoes a few minutes before you turn the heat off. If there are any veggies you really don't like, leave them out and substitute something else. The only thing that really doesn't work too well is tomatoes.
To make it pretty, you can slice one of the eggs and scatter the slices on top once it's all mixed, and sprinkle a little paprika over everything.
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#607250 - Mon Mar 21 2011 07:47 AM
Re: Recipe Exchange - Salads
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Registered: Tue Feb 05 2008
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Loc: Western Australia
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Joan’s Cauliflower Salad
1 cauli broken into flowerets Raisins or sultanas Cashews or pine nuts Green & red apple
Low fat mayonnaise 1 teaspn tumeric 1 teaspn curry powder (depending on quantity)
Chop apple with skin on. Mix all ingredients.
A very quick and easy salad.. great for a BBQ.
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