Featured on this cold plate is:
Mustard Spinach potato salad
Spicy noodle salad
Deviled egg in ramekin
Mixed in-season vegetables (Baby carrot & Lemon Cucumber)
Mustard Spinach potato salad:
Boil 10 medium potatoes until soft , Drain.
Chop 3 cups of fresh garden spinach and boil for 2 minutes until soft (don’t over cook)
Mash Potatoes and spinach together with:
1/4 cup mayo (fresh egg mayo is best)
4 TBS butter
1/4 cup milk (or soy milk)
5 TBS yellow mustard
4 TBS honey
1 tsp garlic powder
1/2 tsp onion powder
1/2 tsp salt
Spicy Noodle Salad
Cook 4 cups of your favorite pasta (thin noodles are best)
To warm pasta add:
1 tsp butter
1 TBS ACV (apple cider vinegar)
1 TBS Honey
1/4 cup mayo
In food processor chop
1/2 sweet red pepper
1 stalk celery
1/4 green pepper
4 spring onions (green onions)
1 hot chili pepper (2 if your brave)
1 small dill pickle
Stir in to pasta and let cool.
Deviled egg in Ramekin
to serve 4:
4 glass custard ramekins crack a large egg into each and place in a shallow covered pan of water (water should reach up half the sides of th ramekin).
Boil until yolks are hard.
Carefully with a spoon pop yolks out into a food processor then add:
3 TBS mayo
1 tsp mustard
1 tsp ketchup
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1/8 tsp onion powder
dash of cracked pepper.
Process until smooth. Refil the yolk holes in the ramkins by spooning yolk mixture in or using a piping bag. Sprinkle top with capsicum or cracked black pepper.
Serve above salads together with fresh garden veggies.
-- Xploreorganics, 5b Canada, LFD 06-20





















4 comments so far
GrandmaT
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posted 363 days ago
Looks yummy!!!
-- "A beautiful garden is a work of heart" -- Royal Oak, MI
MsDebbieP
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posted 362 days ago
the spinach potato salad sounds delicious
and I’ve never seen deviled eggs done like this before. Definitely will be trying it.
keep these coming!!!
-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a)
XploreOrganics
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posted 362 days ago
The egg done in a ramekin is nicer to handle and is also great for those who have not mastered peeling hard boiled eggs…
Just another tip though…Peeling hardboiled eggs is easy: slightly over-boil your eggs, remove them from hot water and dunk in icy cold water then two taps on the counter with the pointy side, two taps on the round side then turn the egg on its side and roll against the counter with the palm of your hand…voila shell pops off. This is much quicker to do than write ;) Take about 5 seconds per egg.
-- Xploreorganics, 5b Canada, LFD 06-20
GrandmaT
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posted 362 days ago
Another trick I learned was to put salt in the water before you boil your eggs. The shells come off with no problem as well.
-- "A beautiful garden is a work of heart" -- Royal Oak, MI