Posted on 12-19-2007

Filed Under (Christmas, Easter, Recipes &Cooking, Thanksgiving) by Charla

My mother passed away in 2000. But I can remember while I was growing up and while she was still able to cook, she would fix this salad at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Mix the following for a refreshing salad:

1 cup pineapple chunks (if you use canned, be sure and drain)
1 cup mandarin oranges, drained
1 cup miniature marshmallows
1 cup sour cream (if you don’t like sour cream, you can use Cool Whip)
1/3 cup coconut (if you don’t like coconut, leave it out)

At Christmas time, it looks pretty to add some maraschino cherries on top.

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