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Side dish for tonights Tri Tip Cook!
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thebtls
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Prepared this salad this afternoon so it had time to chill along side my marinating Tri-Tip I'm cooking up tonight for dinner. Thought some might be interested.
Tortellini SaladThis is a wonderful entrée, or even a side dish for any meal, especially a nice cut of beef. It is simple to prepare and could also be considered as something really easy to carry into a potluck dinner.
Ingredients
 19 Oz. Package of frozen Cheese Tortellini – I chose for this recipe a tri-color pasta (spinach, tomato and wheat) filled with Ricotta, Parmesan and Romano.
 2 – 2.5 Oz. cans of Sliced Black Olives, drained
 6 Oz. of thinly sliced Pepperoni
 14 Oz. Artichoke Hearts, drained and sliced into eights (approximately)
 ½ Cup – Light Italian Dressing
Directions
1. Boil a quart of water and add a healthy pinch of salt, then add the tortellini and boil until it floats
2. Remove from stove top (or egg if you are using your egg to boil the water for the pasta) and drain, let cool to room temperature.
3. In a large mixing bowl add all ingredients and stir well (your hands work well for this)
4. Cover in plastic wrap and place in refrigerator for at least two hours before serving.
Note: This dish CAN be served warm as an entrée but is best served cold as a salad or side dish.
Tortellini SaladThis is a wonderful entrée, or even a side dish for any meal, especially a nice cut of beef. It is simple to prepare and could also be considered as something really easy to carry into a potluck dinner.
Ingredients
 19 Oz. Package of frozen Cheese Tortellini – I chose for this recipe a tri-color pasta (spinach, tomato and wheat) filled with Ricotta, Parmesan and Romano.
 2 – 2.5 Oz. cans of Sliced Black Olives, drained
 6 Oz. of thinly sliced Pepperoni
 14 Oz. Artichoke Hearts, drained and sliced into eights (approximately)
 ½ Cup – Light Italian Dressing
Directions
1. Boil a quart of water and add a healthy pinch of salt, then add the tortellini and boil until it floats
2. Remove from stove top (or egg if you are using your egg to boil the water for the pasta) and drain, let cool to room temperature.
3. In a large mixing bowl add all ingredients and stir well (your hands work well for this)
4. Cover in plastic wrap and place in refrigerator for at least two hours before serving.
Note: This dish CAN be served warm as an entrée but is best served cold as a salad or side dish.
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Comments
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Your Step 2 says "Remove from oven". There is no instruction of what goes into the oven. Can you give us a hint?
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Thanks MBR, very observant. Don't you just hate it when you copy and paste stuff to save some formatting work and don't change the text...arrghhh. It should be corrected now.
Thanks
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Just checked and it still refers to the oven.
Suspect you meant "remove from boiling water, drain and cool to room temperature". Your recipe sounded so good I wanted to make it and was thrown by your oven step. -
Great idea!
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