Это предварительный просмотр рецепта "Macaroni Salad".

Рецепт Macaroni Salad
by Christine Lamb

Chives,

a member of the onion family and native to Europe and Asia, have been around

over 5,000 years. But, they were not actively cultivated until the Middle Ages.

People

love their flavor; the smallest member of the onion family has many wild

cousins growing throughout the Northern hemisphere, including scallions and

ramps.

Chives

grow in clumps like grass, sending up, hollow, thin leaves up to 12 inches.

Unlike regular onions, no large bulb forms underground. It’s the leaves that

are the source of the onion flavor.

A

perennial plant, chives are perfect for the home gardener, even those with

brown thumbs. If you grow your own, you will be blessed in the spring and

summer with lovely lavender flowers shaped like a delicate puffball. These flowers are also edible, and make a

strikingly colorful garnish for any dish. However, be aware that

the flavor of chives becomes harsher after flowering. To avoid flowering, keep snipping the leaves back.

Our

easy macaroni salad recipe blows store bought out of the water. Homey and

tasty, this salad is comfort on a plate.

Macaroni

Salad

Copyrighted

2013, Christine’s Pantry. All rights reserved.

Ingredients:

1

Directions:

Cook

pasta according to package directions. Drain, rinse and set aside to cool.

Place

macaroni in a medium bowl, add remaining ingredients, and mix well. Cover, and

chill until ready to serve. For best results, chill one hour before serving.

Enjoy!