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  1. Caulitater salad

    Two large heads of cauliflower cut into bite sized pieces.
    Steam until soft.
    Drain for two hours.

    Add 8 hard boiled eggs chopped
    One diced large onion.
    8 large pickles grated or diced.
    1 and ½ cups of mayonnaise, perhaps slightly more or less depending on
    the
    size of cauliflower
    2 teaspoons of black pepper (approx)
    one teaspoon salt or more if you don't use the cheese sprinkle
    Approx one tablespoon brady street cheese sprinkle (penzy's spices)
    Mixture may taste a bit salty at first, but it fades once left for a
    while.
    Up to 1 tablespoon dill weed
    1 teaspoon (approx) of dry yellow mustard, (optional)
    2 cans of black olives coarsely diced "optional

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  2. Steve knight said:

    Caulitater salad

    [...]

    This is indeed an excellent "potato" salad, someone who was on a low - carb
    diet made it for a cookout I attended. Delicious, it got raves. You can
    also substitute some sour cream for some of the mayo...

    --
    Best
    Greg

  3. Gregory Morrow said:
    Steve knight said:

    Caulitater salad

    [...]

    This is indeed an excellent "potato" salad, someone who was on a low - carb
    diet made it for a cookout I attended. Delicious, it got raves. You can
    also substitute some sour cream for some of the mayo...

    Yup... but needs a glug vinegar.

    Sheldon


  4. Quoted message said:

    This is indeed an excellent "potato" salad, someone who was on a low - carb
    diet made it for a cookout I attended. Delicious, it got raves. You can
    also substitute some sour cream for some of the mayo...

    sour cream would be good. the brady street sprinkle gives it a nice
    different twist.
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  5. Sheldon said:

    Yup... but needs a glug vinegar.

    I had forgotten about it. though it may be a bad idea in this as it
    may make it a bit watery. though I usually use pickle juice.
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  6. Steve knight <[email hidden]> looking for trouble wrote in
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    Quoted message said:
    Sheldon said:

    Yup... but needs a glug vinegar.

    I had forgotten about it. though it may be a bad idea in this as it
    may make it a bit watery. though I usually use pickle juice.
    Knight-Toolworks
    http://www.knight-toolworks.com
    affordable handmade wooden planes

    Okay I'm stumped. What is Caulitater salad? And pardon my ignorance, I
    really don't know what it is.

    Michael

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  7. "Michael "Dog3" Lonergan" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Okay I'm stumped. What is Caulitater salad? And pardon my ignorance, I
    really don't know what it is.

    You know how low carbers use cauliflower in place of
    potatoes for faux mashed potatoes? Caulitater. Seems
    some people call potatoes taters, ala tater tots. (smile)

    nancy


  8. Quoted message said:

    You know how low carbers use cauliflower in place of
    potatoes for faux mashed potatoes? Caulitater. Seems
    some people call potatoes taters, ala tater tots. (smile)

    plus it is a better veggie then a potato too. far less calories too.
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  9. Quoted message said:

    You know how low carbers use cauliflower in place of
    potatoes for faux mashed potatoes? Caulitater. Seems
    some people call potatoes taters, ala tater tots. (smile)

    plus it is a better veggie then a potato too. far less calories too.
    Knight-Toolworks
    http://www.knight-toolworks.com
    affordable handmade wooden planes

  10. Steve knight <[email hidden]> looking for trouble wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    You know how low carbers use cauliflower in place of
    potatoes for faux mashed potatoes? Caulitater. Seems
    some people call potatoes taters, ala tater tots. (smile)

    plus it is a better veggie then a potato too. far less calories too.
    Knight-Toolworks
    http://www.knight-toolworks.com
    affordable handmade wooden planes

    Thanks for the info. I was curious.

    Michael <- 1:30 am and doing a paper for school and getting ready for 18
    peeps on T'Day.

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    All gramatical errors and misspellings due to Ramsey the cyber kitten. He
    now owns all keyboards and computing devices in the household and has the
    final say on what is, or is not, posted.
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