Must be regional differences. I don't recall ever seeing a salad with both tuna and macaroni. In fact, it's been long enough since I saw macaroni salad I had trouble remembering it existed. Penny doesn't buy it and I don't see it in restaurants.
You know, I don't recall ever seeing it at a restaurant. Maybe it was an adaption from my mother's tuna casserole? It's certainly something she'd do: a meat stretcher, so to speak, lol! Can make salad enough for four from one can of tuna, grin.
Sitting in a hotel room in Seattle. Meeting went well. It was mostly for people above my level, but there were a couple of items about my area and I learned other things that will prove useful as well as getting to know people better. Looks like I can skip the next one, though.
Judging by the prayer on the last thread, it looks to me as though St. Francis was a Deaniac. But then, all the best people are.
We got a new kitten yesterday, appropriately.
Finally ordered a turntable (This one has built-in speakers so is really a phonograph in its own right) that plugs into the computer. Excitedly awaiting its arrival. Also downloaded from Audible a hard SF novel called The Martian that was reviewed in the October Asimov's.
First things first: DEAN!
ReplyDelete36 years ago today, PhD*Son was born. :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to PhD son!
DeleteWoo! Lovely low carb salad, using cauliflower as a substitute for macaroni.
ReplyDelete1 cup cubed cauliflower (boiled, cooled)
1/2 cup diced avocado
1 can tuna, drained
mayonnaise, salt, pepper
Very nice and pretty close if not exactly the same. Good enough!
Must be regional differences. I don't recall ever seeing a salad with both tuna and macaroni. In fact, it's been long enough since I saw macaroni salad I had trouble remembering it existed. Penny doesn't buy it and I don't see it in restaurants.
DeleteYou know, I don't recall ever seeing it at a restaurant. Maybe it was an adaption from my mother's tuna casserole? It's certainly something she'd do: a meat stretcher, so to speak, lol! Can make salad enough for four from one can of tuna, grin.
DeleteSitting in a hotel room in Seattle. Meeting went well. It was mostly for people above my level, but there were a couple of items about my area and I learned other things that will prove useful as well as getting to know people better. Looks like I can skip the next one, though.
ReplyDeleteBack on the Empire Builder tomorrow.
Judging by the prayer on the last thread, it looks to me as though St. Francis was a Deaniac. But then, all the best people are.
ReplyDeleteWe got a new kitten yesterday, appropriately.
Finally ordered a turntable (This one has built-in speakers so is really a phonograph in its own right) that plugs into the computer. Excitedly awaiting its arrival. Also downloaded from Audible a hard SF novel called The Martian that was reviewed in the October Asimov's.
Yay! on the new baby kitty!! ♥
DeleteTemperatures here are running in the low nineties; very warm for September.
ReplyDeleteRe "brobdinagian;" Brobdinag was one of the lands Gulliver visited, where everything and everyone was huge--just the opposite of Lilliput.
--Alan