Egg Salad

I got home yesterday and immediately decided I had no interest in grocery shopping even though my cupboards were getting pretty bare again.  I had plenty of lunch and breakfast items available but my dinner options seemed a bit limited.  At first I was thinking oatmeal, but thoughts of breakfast turned me to eggs and suddenly I decided egg salad was going to be my dinner, well more specificly an egg salad sandwich.

Normally I wouldn’t write about something as simple as egg salad, but this batch was very good and I needed to save the recipe* for future use.

  • 5 hard boiled eggs, sliced
  • 3-4 tablespoons thinly sliced and chopped onion, sweet onion preferred
  • 1-2 teaspoons Salad Elegant or Salad Supreme
  • 1/4 teaspoon paprika
  • pinch of salt
  • 1-2 tablespoons chopped parsley
  • 2-3 tablespoons mayonnaise
  • add mustard to taste – around 2 tablespoons

Add ingredients to bowl and mix.  I’m making guesses as close a possible as I didn’t measure last night.  So I’ve shared my egg salad recipe, now it’s your turn, anything you do differently when making egg salad?

*Recipe is of course used loosely here since I didn’t measure anything.

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  1. June 16 2009

    Ha, I love how we define “recipes” as more so the ingredients and approximate amounts of things we threw together.

  2. Angie | permalink
    June 17 2009

    You stumped me – what is Salad Elegant???

    • June 17 2009

      It’s a spice mixture from Penzys. It’s really similar to salad supreme which I believe is sold by McCormick and can be found in any grocery store.

  3. June 18 2009

    Yummmmmmmm! I usually put sweet pickle relish and mustard in mine too.

  4. June 22 2009

    Have you ever had curry egg salad? I have had it before, but haven’t made it myself yet. Cupcake on University near 280 has a great curry egg salad sandwich.

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