Wild Rice and grape salad: (about a quart and a half)
3 cups cooked rice 1 cup seedless green grapes, halved 1 small can water chestnuts, sliced 1/2 cup celery chopped medium-fine 1 big bunch green onions choppeed medium fine 1/2 cup slivered or sliced almonds 1 cup Hellmans mayo, do not use substitutes
Stir vegetables and mayo into rice, stir grapes in gently. If too thick, thin with a little milk. Taste for seasoning. Refrigerated, this will keep several days. Improves it to make it the day before, so the mayo sinks in and blends a little. If you do make it in advance, don't add any more seasoning until you taste it the next day. You can also put leftover chopped up chicken or turkey in this salad, If you're going to take this somewhere, be sure to keep it chilled in a cooler until time to eat.

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027 PUEBLO INDIAN PORK ROAST
028 Modern Pemmican Balls
029 OLD-Fashioned Pemmican
030 Saskatoon Pemmican
031 Pemmican Chippewa
032 Native American Pemmican
033 ALGONQUIN WILD GREEN SALAD
034 Wild Rice and grape salad
035 Wild Greens and Flowers Salad
036 Chile Pepper Jelly
037 Fresh Indian Tomato Sauce
038 FRESH HERB JELLY
039 Clover Soup
040 Oneida Corn Soup
041 AZTEC CORN SOUP
042 Cherokee Pepper Pot Soup
043 Corn Chowder
044 Pawnee Indian Corn Soup
045 Native Abnakis soup
046 ALGONQUIN WILD NUT SOUP
047 Another Corn Soup
048 TUSCARORA YELLOW SQUASH SOUP
049 Cream of green beans soup
050 Posole Soup


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