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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
6
The Times prints twenty top salmon and tuna salad recipes submitted this week. Readers are invited to submit gelatin dishes with the chance to win dollar prizes. Featured salads include Salmon Salad, Danish Fish Salad, Stuffed Eggs With Salmon, Russian Salad, and more, with steps and ingredients from cooks across cities like Spencer Indiana and Milroy Indiana.
Drain peas, bone pink salmon, and mix with half cup chopped pickles or pimento. Add dash of Mexican pepper and salt. Fold lightly with fork and chill until firm. Pearl A Stevens Centerville Minnesota.
Several kitchen directions describe salmon salads with celery carrots mangoes and potatoes. Recipes include peeling and coring tomatoes, mixing salmon with potatoes and celery, and dressing with mayonnaise or a vinegar butter mixture, served on lettuce. Names and addresses accompany the recipes.
A collection of printed salad recipes including salmon salad with rice and vegetables, artichoke and tuna filling on lettuce, asparagus with salmon dressing, tuna salad with grapes and pecans, salmon dressed salad on tomato, and spinach with salmon and eggs. Each uses mayonnaise or cream dressings and serves on lettuce leaves with garnishes. Names and addresses accompany several recipe attributions.
A recipe lists mixing one large can salmon six soda crackers three large sour pickles lemon slices three hard boiled eggs chopped celery salt melted butter cream salad dressing lettuce and pimento strips. The mixture should be moistened by crackers and served on greens with extra dressing lemon slices and pimento strips. Mrs. W H McClure Box 236 New Palestine Indiana.
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