Seafood Salad Recipe
Uses Wild Alaska Salmon In Salad Recipe
Try this Seafood Salad Recipe. It's one of many customer-tested, customer-approved restaurant salad recipes you'll find on the website. It's wonderful!
This is also a favorite restaurant recipe. It is a very good seller.
That's the reason for this website and publishing electronic cookbooks. Restaurant customers asked me to do so.
Your family and friends will love this restaurant salad recipe and will ask where you ever came up with such a fabulous seafood salad recipe.
You could say you "invented" it!
But I think you'll tell them you discovered it online.
You'll tell them that it is a real restaurant recipe that came from the owner of a small town American-style restaurant. You'll tell them to check out at http://www.real-restaurant-recipes.com. :-) Thank you!
Seafood Salad
Favorite Restaurant Salad Recipe
Preparation time: 25 minutes, but must refrigerate over night. Serves 8.
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Ingredients:
One loaf of thick, white sandwich bread
One hard-cooked egg
1/2 onion, diced
Butter
1 cup celery, chopped
2 1/2 cups mayonnaise
One 16 ounce can or packaged wild salmon
preferably wild Alaskan salmon (or white Albacore tuna )
Fresh parsley
One cucumber
Lemon slices
Instructions:
Butter all slices of bread and trim off the crusts (use the crusts to feed the birds or to make bread pudding)
Cube each slice of bread
Mix bread, onion and chopped egg in a large bowl and refrigerate overnight
Next morning: mix with one cup chopped celery, 2 1/2 cups mayonnaise and one 16 ounce can of salmon (or troll caught Albacore tuna ) (Do not crush bread or stir too hard.)
Garnish with parsley and sliced cucumber and very thinly sliced lemon
That’s it. A deliciously simple restaurant seafood salad recipe! ENJOY!
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