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Lisa Shock

Lisa Shock

So, I just realized that the dressing for Souper Salad's fettuccine & corn salad is a riff on pimento cheese. There's no official recipe out there, but it's grated parmesan, mayonnaise, and black pepper mixed (to a very thick, almost spackle-like consistency) and then mixed with cooked and chilled fettuccine noodles and cooked and cooled corn kernels. The finished dish tends to stick together as one giant clump. Tasty, though.

Lisa Shock

Lisa Shock

So, I just realized that the dressing for Souper Salad's fettuccine & corn salad is a riff pimento cheese. There's no official recipe out there, but it's grated parmesan, mayonnaise, and black pepper mixed (to a very thick, almost spackle-like consistency) and then mixed with cooked and chilled fettuccine noodles and cooked and cooled corn kernels. The finished dish tends to stick together as one giant clump. Tasty, though.

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