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Ham Salad Sandwich is a Good Crowd Size Recipes when Knowing How to Make a Sandwich.


A ham salad sandwich can be served for anything from lunch to crowd size parties. I usually make my favorite ham salad recipe from all beef bologna not pork. Of all budget recipes, this makes a cheap snack or a cheap party food. If you want something more economical than the beef bologna, quite often you can find a big roll of bologna which is about 5 to 10 pounds in the grocery. I find it in Sams and Costco Wholesale clubs and it is cheaper. It is not all beef but works well in this ham salad recipe.


Watch Me Make My Ham Salad from a simple sandwich to fun party food





I generally use:


  • 1 Pound chunk bologna

  • ½ Pound chunk mild cheddar cheese

  • 1 or 2 Stalks celery

  • 1 Small onion

  • 1 Jalapeño pepper-OPTIONAL

  • 2 Tablespoons sweet relish

  • Mayonnaise to moisten

Grind the bologna, onion, celery and pepper in a food grinder into a large bowl. Add the relish and mayonnaise. Stir until well blended. Spread a thick layer on a slice of bread and top with another slice.


For parties, cut shapes from slices of bread with cookie cutters. Spoon some of the ham salad between two pieces of the bread shapes. You could fill the sandwiches first and then cut with the cookie cutters but there is so much waste. I save the pieces of bread left from cutting the shapes for bread crumbs. Sometimes I dry the pieces out and use in bread pudding or stuffing.


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