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Easy- Not Lazy

July 26, 2009

My lack of time and my ‘to-do’ list seems never ending these days. I say ‘these days’ but I feel like my entire life has always been a busy hustle and bustle- with a never ending ‘to-do’ list. 

Any who, with all the hustle and bustle, I am always looking for easy (not lazy) solutions for things. An easier way to clean- or tools to make it easier, a short cut or faster way home (I hate sitting in traffic- what a waste of time), recipes for my favorite foods but that are quick and easy to make (I love spending time in the kitchen but not after a long day at work).
 
So a long time ago, my aunt had a BBQ at her house. She made this really yummy potato salad. A few months ago when I was making BBQ chicken sandwiches I was craving this potato salad to go with it. I called her up and asked her for the recipe. She told me the ingredients but said she doesn’t use measurements- I was on my own with that. I ended up not making the potato salad. Well then a few days ago I was going through my purse (AKA the file cabinet for all things important- if it is in my purse I won’t lose it- right?) and found the potato salad recipe. I decided now was the time to make it. And I am glad I did. It is SOOOO easy and yummy (perfect for a quick and easy side for a week night dinner OR as a quick side to make for a last minute BBQ invite and you are scrabbling to make something to take). 
 

Potato Salad

 
6 cups red potatoes, quartered
1/2 cup mayonnaise
4 Tablespoons Stone Gound Mustard
1/4 cup green onions, diced
3 Tablespoons bacon bits
salt and pepper, to taste

 

Cut potatoes and boil for 12-15 minutes, or until tender. Mix mayonnaise and mustard in a bowl. Drain potatoes and add to bowl of mustard/mayonnaise mixture. Add bacon bits, green onions, salt and pepper. Toss everything together. You could eat it at room temperature or chill and then serve (tastes good either way).

 

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