Recipes

Apple Salad

whome
See all whome Recipes

This recipe is from my great great Aunt. The following story is hers as well.

After I became an official member of the Sauermilch family in 1943 and began participating in family occasions. That is..   Read More

 

Post a Review
Add to Recipe Box

Print

Pin It

Add To Recipe Box: (Save recipe and add a personal "tag" to help you quickly sort and find this recipe later on.)

Add Tag:   

Post Review: 

• apples cut in cubes
• 1 can of shredded pineapple, drained (save the juice)
• 1 cup celery, chopped fine
• 1 cup of pecans cut in half
• 12 marshmallows (I use miniatures to my taste)
• Mix with the following dressing
• 2 eggs beaten well
• Juice from can of pineapple
• 1/2 cup lemon juice
• 3/4 cup sugar
• 2 Tablespoons corn starch

After I became an official member of the Sauermilch family in 1943 and began participating in family occasions. That is when I learned about THE apple salad. This is a recipe belonging to the sister of

E.R.’s mother, Isabel Metz Sauermilch and her sister was Hilda Metz Neumeyer. This recipe was published in the first cook book published by the Presbyterian Church ladies in Yorktown, Texas. It is still a favorite of mine and my family’s. It was always served in a cut glass bowl.