Moms Pasta Salad
1 cup uncooked pasta - shell, elbow, bowtie...
2 hard boiled eggs
7 ounces tuna, drained (or cubed ham)
1 can peas
2 sweet gherkin pickles, chopped
1/2 cup mayonnaise
4 ounces shredded cheddar cheese
Cook pasta as directed on package. Place in colander and rinse with cold water.
Toss together tuna, peas and pickles. Cut eggs fine and stir in. Add pasta and mayonnaise.
Stir all together and then stir in cheese.
Refrigerate overnight. Stir before serving. If it appears too dry, add mayonnaise to taste.
12 comments:
This sounds very good for a hot summer evening. Hope your day is pleasant.
I do like a pasta salad and yours sounds so good. Thanks for sharing. Happy first day of summer!
I make something similar but instead of tuna I use salad shrimp (canned). I will try it with tuna next time!
Love your wordless too.
My mom used to make almost the same thing! I don't think she had eggs, though, but I can't remember. We ate a lot of similar cold salads in the summer, whatever was on hand!
I love this. A classic recipe!
I need to give this a try. Carroll enjoys things like this when it is hot outside! Thank you for sharing.
This really sounds good! I would have to make it with ham because Joe will not eat tuna (but I LOVE tuna). Thanks for the recipe, Mari!
This sounds good and I am going to try it. A friend of mine used to make a dish a lot like that (years ago) and I've wished many times that I could remember how she made it. I believe it like this. Thank you! I really enjoyed your Father's Day post.
WOW I am definitely going to make this. Sounds just wonderful. We had an array of salads for supper tonight and this would have been a hit. Thanks, Mari! xoxo
Yum...this is how I fix it too.
I will be trying this soon. I've cut all the carbs out of my life recently, but am getting back to pasta since I read it is not as bad as sugary foods. Thank you for the recipe and thanks for stopping by recently and leaving a kind comment.
I make this salad only I use pickle relish and elbow macaroni. It sure is good especially in the summer.
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