I'm blog hopping today. I was asked by Miranda to post my favorite salad recipe.
I love stuff like this because I'm always looking for new food/recipe ideas. So be sure to "hop" on over to these other blogs to see their favorite salad recipes.
I'm not really used to sharing recipes. I don't consider myself a cook AT ALL. If you're visiting for the first time, it should be obvious from my name (SewSara!) that I am usually writing about fabric and quilts and crafty projects like that. But here goes nothing ...!
I don't have a name for this pasta salad. It's just my favorite. And I did make it up (although I'm sure there are similar variations out there!)
It's nothing fancy, but here's what you'll need:
1 stalk of celery (I use the whole thing)
1 package of cherry tomatoes (or grape tomoatoes -- no difference to me).
1 package of diced ham
2 cans of sliced olives
Mayo - approximately 1 cup, or as much as you'd like.
and salt/pepper (not pictured)
Chop the celery. and cut tomatoes into halves or quarters (depending on size of tomatoes or your preference).
Cook the pasta - I like to keep it on the firm side, so maybe 7 minutes? And then toss everything together. (Drain the olives of course).
Then add the mayo -- a few big spoonfuls. I never really measure it, just stir it in til you like the consistensy. And I have to say - full fat KRAFT mayo is my favorite. Hey, I never claimed it was the healthiest salad - just my favorite! Use whatever mayo you like :)
Add salt and pepper to taste.
Toss it in the fridge for an hour or two, if you can wait that long.
Goes great with sandwiches or hamburgers.














5 comments:
Thanks for sharing, Sara! Can't wait to give it a try!
That looks pretty yummy! I love pasta salads :)
hope your vegas trip was fun! let's see some wild pics! :)
This looks so fresh and yummy Sara! I love pasta salads. For some reason I think it qualifies more as a meal than other salads. ;)
Sara,
I made this salad for dinner last night. We didn't have anything else except some fruit. Perfect for lazy summer days. I may even make it in the fall. It definitely qualifies as a full meal. Thanks for sharing.
-Melanie
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