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Japanese potato salad, onegaishimasu!!!

Refreshing
Crunch in every bite
Nice touch of creamy from the potatoes and dressing
Wonderful colors
BEST of ALL: HEALTHY

🥗 Ingredients 
3 potatoes, boiled & roughly mashed 
1/2 cup of picnic ham, or 1/2 can of Spam, diced and fried.
1 cucumber, sliced
1 carrot, julienne
1/2 cup sweet corn, 
1/2 cup picnic ham, diced &fried
Japanese mayonnaise (*or any mayo)
vinegar
1 boiled egg (optional)
Salt and pepper to taste.


🥗 Steps
Once the potatoes and ham are done, boiled-mashed, fried, respectively.
mix altogether in a big bowl.

Serve warm immediately, or it can also be served after being chilled for an hour (if in a rush 30 mins in the chiller will do.)

The kids preferred without onions, so I always exclude it.
Pair with some nicely fried food, like Japanese sausages, or chicken nuggets; world peace over dinner is hugely important.

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