18 oz spiral noodles
5 dill pickles
15 oz cooked ham
15 oz cheese, swiss or emmentaler
6 tbsp majonaise
4 tbsp coffe creme, liquid
5 tbsp catsup
2 tbsp chives
2 tbsp lemonjuice
A Recipe for
Noodle Salad With Cheese
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1.Cook noodles as directed;drain. 2.Cut pickles, ham and cheese into
small cubes. 3.Mix together mayonaise, coffee creme, chives(chopped
finely) and lemonjuice and stir it under the rest of the sald
ingridients. 4.Let cool and taste again; salt more if nessesary.
Translated by Brigitte Sealing Cyberealm BBS Watertown NY 315-786-1120
Serves: 10
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