The Simple Way To Making A Lunch That Packs A Punch
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Start any meal with this light and refreshing pasta salad! It’s packed full of all the ingredients that make me (and you) happy – like cheese, dill pickles, and mayo! This is a great side dish to take to those summer picnics, graduation parties, or just about any social gathering that requires a dish to pass. Want to know my favorite way of eating this salad? For a tasty lunch, with some crusty bread!
This is a super easy recipe that is ready in minutes. The hardest part about this dish is keeping it from going empty. Seriously, don’t plan on bringing any leftovers home with you because that’s a rarity. Enjoy this rich and creamy pasta salad alongside your favorite picnic foods or as a side dish to one of your weeknight casseroles. I guarantee you won’t be needing a separate dressing for this!
Recipe courtesy of Creole Contessa. Image courtesy of Mom on the Make.
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Quick Tip: If after chilling in the fridge this pasta salad gets a bit sticky or dry, simply add a little milk to the mix to spruce it up.
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Sounds like something I would love to try Please send tne recipe to me at [email protected]