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Title: No-Name-Yet Salad
Yield: 10 Servings
Ingredients
1 ea 16 oz can peeled tomatoes
1/2 c chopped onion
1/2 ts celery seed
4 ea eggs, hard boiled
2 tb juice from peeled tomatoes
1 ea 6 1/2 oz can tuna, mashed
2 tb dill relish
2 tb mayonnaise (heaping)
1 tb lea & perrins
2 ts poupon or creole mustard
1/4 ts garlic powder
1 tb olive oil
1 salt, to taste
2 ts louisiana hot sauce
2 ts wine vinegar
Instructions
Chop tomatoes, Mix the 1/2 cup onion, 1/2 tsp celery seed, 4 chopped
hard boiled eggs, 2 Tbs juice from drained tomatoes, and 2 Tbs dill
relish. Add sauce (directions follow). If it is too soupy, add some
crushed saltine crackers. SAUCE: Beat mayonnaise and mustard really
well, adding olive oil. Every time you add something, beat. Add all
ingredients, beat the hell out of them. Add to salad. From Justin
Wilson's "Outdoor Cooking With Inside Help"

Title: No-Name-Yet Salad
Yield: 10 Servings
Ingredients
1 ea 16 oz can peeled tomatoes
1/2 c chopped onion
1/2 ts celery seed
4 ea eggs, hard boiled
2 tb juice from peeled tomatoes
1 ea 6 1/2 oz can tuna, mashed
2 tb dill relish
2 tb mayonnaise (heaping)
1 tb lea & perrins
2 ts poupon or creole mustard
1/4 ts garlic powder
1 tb olive oil
1 salt, to taste
2 ts louisiana hot sauce
2 ts wine vinegar
Instructions
Chop tomatoes, Mix the 1/2 cup onion, 1/2 tsp celery seed, 4 chopped
hard boiled eggs, 2 Tbs juice from drained tomatoes, and 2 Tbs dill
relish. Add sauce (directions follow). If it is too soupy, add some
crushed saltine crackers. SAUCE: Beat mayonnaise and mustard really
well, adding olive oil. Every time you add something, beat. Add all
ingredients, beat the hell out of them. Add to salad. From Justin
Wilson's "Outdoor Cooking With Inside Help"
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