Vintage Copper Penny Salad With Campbells Tomato Soup
Amber Bondar
This vintage inspired copper penny salad is a great summer side dish to use up carrots. The sweet tangy marinated salad with crunchy vegetables goes well with grilled meats and creamy summer salads. The low-cost salad is quick and easy to prepare making it a great one for your summer BBQ lineup. Plus you can make it ahead and it will last all week long!
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Prep Time 10 minutes mins
Course Salad
Cuisine American, Canadian
1 Large Salad Bowl
Cutting board
Mandolin Optional
Vegetable peeler
knife
measuring cup
4 Cups Carrots Cut Into Thin Rounds "Copper Pennies" 1 Lrg Red Bell Pepper Or Yellow, Orange, Green, Cut Into Slices or Pieces. 1 Lrg Red Onion Thinly Sliced Into Rings 1 Can Campbells Tomato Soup Or Other Brand 1 Cup White Sugar 1 Cup Corn Oil ½ Cup White Vinegar 1 Tbsp Dry Mustard Powder 1 Tsp Salt
In a large salad bowl measure the white sugar, corn oil, white vinegar, salt and dry mustard.
1 Cup White Sugar, 1 Cup Corn Oil, ½ Cup White Vinegar, 1 Tbsp Dry Mustard Powder, 1 Tsp Salt
Open the tomato soup and add to bowl. Stir well. Set aside.
1 Can Campbells Tomato Soup
Peel and slice into thin rings the red onion. Add to marinade.
1 Lrg Red Onion
Cut up and deseed then slice into piece the red pepper. Add to marinade.
1 Lrg Red Bell Pepper
Peel and cut thinly into rounds the carrots. Add to marinade.
4 Cups Carrots
Stir the mixture well to thoroughly coat vegetables and submerge in the marinade.
Cover salad bowl and refrigerate for a minimum of 8 hours.
Leaving the salad overnight to marinate will increase the flavors in the dish.
Keyword carrots, dessert salad, old-fashioned recipe, summer salad, vintage recipe, vintage to modern recipe