Seven-Layer Salad

"This recipe was made every holiday by my late aunt. I'm not a great cook, but this is so easy and so delicious that it's my "assigned" dish at every family get-together!"
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
9
Yields:
1 large salad

ingredients

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directions

  • Fry 6-8 pieces of bacon, drain on paper towels, and crumble. Set aside for garnish.
  • Hard boil the eggs.
  • In a large clear glass trifle bowl, layer the spinach, lettuce, sliced onions, sliced eggs, peas and cheese.
  • Mix mayonnaise and sour cream and spread on top.
  • Sprinkle with crumbled bacon.

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Reviews

  1. Wonderful! Thank you for such an easy and delicious recipe! I used LeSueur small peas as these were in my pantry. I didn't use the cheese and subsituted bacon with maple bacon crumbles. I also used light mayo and light sour cream - perfect. Finally, I chopped green onion instead of the red. So flavorful we couldn't get enough!
     
  2. This is truly a very good salad. However, if you want to make it just a little better, add diced fresh tomatoes as another layer. It really makes a wonderful difference. Also, use chopped green onions instead of purple onion. GREAT!
     
  3. Great salad. I have a similar recipe using crisp iceberg lettuce. A mix of iceberg, romaine and spinach is also nice. To keep the leftover salad for the next day, I seal it with a little more mayonnaise. Instead of English peas I used a can of tiny sweet peas, drained.
     
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  1. This is truly a very good salad. However, if you want to make it just a little better, add diced fresh tomatoes as another layer. It really makes a wonderful difference. Also, use chopped green onions instead of purple onion. GREAT!
     
  2. Great salad. I have a similar recipe using crisp iceberg lettuce. A mix of iceberg, romaine and spinach is also nice. To keep the leftover salad for the next day, I seal it with a little more mayonnaise. Instead of English peas I used a can of tiny sweet peas, drained.
     

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Born and raised in East Texas. Single mom with 2 boys. NOT a great cook, so I like easy recipes with simple ingredients. I almost always follow a recipe exactly, unless I'm leaving out something I don't like. Sign in my kitchen actually says...WONDER KITCHEN...if anything's cooking, it's a WONDER! You can be sure that a recipe I post here is EASY.
 
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