Superb!įirst off…let me say there is no such thing as authentic “Hawaiian” macaroni salad. Enjoy and thank you for a super basic macaroni salad recipe that is delicious and wonderful AS IS or a great base to customize.
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I will NEVER be able to recreate the exact perfect side that Da Kitchen served with their full plates, BUT it’s a good variation of goodness that will REMIND you of Ha-Vi-Ee. Every person I have given this to has become addicted – it looks so simple, very easy to make, and not many people have eaten it before with regular meals, but they love it as a unique side dish. Scallions can be added for garnish if desired. The flavors will form more in fridge, and you can always add more LATER if needed after setting for 8-12 hours. In terms of seasoning, it is best to SLIGHTLY “stir and taste”, adding small amounts of salt and pepper as you go. Once the mayo sauce or dressing is mixed, it IS best to FOLD the mixture in the macaroni with other ingredients as mentioned ESPECIALLY if making PotatoMac to prevent overblending. It’s crucial to grate the yellow onion-they will be hidden, but so flavorful! This recipe with just a little milk is perfect some recipes call for “1/2 milk, 1/2mayo” ratios and I find that is too much milk and not enough mayo. I cook the macaroni fully, no al dente! Your Apple cider vinegar helps “set” the ingredients. Reminiscent of Da Kitchen in Oahu: add half a bag of green peas (frozen, cooked), several potatoes peeled, cubed, and boiled in salted water, 1 hardboiled egg (chopped), a splash of Kikkoman teriyaki. I use a few things to create my own version of a PotatoMac. GRAND TOTAL: $12.97, and that is using top of the line ingredients. $0.25 French sea salt and organic white pepper (again, staples at home probably costs another quarter at most) $0.25 organic sugar (got a giant bag at home pretty sure 2 teaspoons cannot cost more than a quarter) $0.08 organic grass-fed milk ($4.46 per half gallon, $0.08 per fluid oz, which is 2 tablespoons) $8.80 organic Hellmann’s mayo ($6.62 for a 15oz. $0.11 organic onion ($0.88 used 1/8 of an onion) $0.32 organic carrots ($1.58 for a bag of 10) $0.17 organic apple cider vinegar ($2.79 for a bottle of 32 tablespoons) This is a really fool-proof (and super yummy) recipe! Or your milk is bad to start with … But even so, there is vinegar in mayo and if the milk is fully mixed in with the mayo, it should not happen.
$22?!! I can see if you don’t let the hot macaroni full absorb the vinegar and dump milk into it, there is a possibility for curdling.
Pineapple and ham have no business being in a Hawaiian mac salad. Once you start getting into adding ham or pineapple you are getting way off course. There are a few other ingredients you can add like celery, extra onion, potatoes, fresh crab, or relish, but the basic recipe is my favorite.
He explained to me long ago that true Hawaiian macaroni salad is pretty much just macaroni, carrot, mayonnaise and salt and pepper. I had a friend in Hawaii who was also a caterer there. It is a no-frills mac salad yet, it is so creamy and flavorful. The macaroni salad, especially, hit home and suddenly made me wonder why we haven’t gotten a good Hawaiian mac salad recipe here on Favorite Family Recipes yet! Keep it simpleĪuthentic Hawaiian Mac Salad is ridiculously simple. Everything we had there was delicious and seriously the most authentic Hawaiian food I have had since leaving Hawaii. This past weekend I had a flashback to my Hawaii days when we ordered food from Honolulu Grill in St. I literally lived across the street from an L&L Hawaiian BBQ restaurant and found myself wandering over there way more often than I should have for their delicious plate lunch – always with mac salad and rice on the side (I love getting a little rice and mac salad together in one bite, oh so good). I lived in Hawaii a little over 10 years ago and became very familiar with true, authentic Hawaiian “Mac Salad”. Hawaiian Macaroni Salad is one of my biggest guilty pleasures.
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