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Sweet Potato Salad *** (Dmdg94a)

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Ingredients And Procedures

1 lb Sweet potatoes; baked

1/2 c Green peas; cold cooked

1/2 c Crushed unsweetened pineappl

3 tb Parsley; chopped fresh

1/3 c Favorite dressing

8 ea Lettuce leaves; (optional)

Peel and slice sweet potatoes and place in a small bowl. Add remaining ingredients; toss lightly. If desired, serve on lettuce leaves. FROM: SONDRA PETERSON (DMDG94A)

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