Salads

Salads

Broccoli Green Olive Salad from Cassidy’s Gold Pine in Hinckley

Cassidy’s Gold Pine Motor Inn and Restaurant opened in April 1964 off of the Hinckley exit on the newly constructed Interstate 35. The section of I-35 from Hinckley to Sandstone was the first segment of freeway that replaced the old road into Duluth and up the north shore. Sadly, the restaurant closed in 2020 after 50 years of ownership by the Welcher family.

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Greek Salad from Axels River Grille in Mendota

The Parker House opened in the late 1930s as a bar and gambling hall that later became a fine dining restaurant in the historic town. Linda Young and Charlie Burrows later opened Axel’s River Grille at the site, continuing its legacy. Axel’s found success but closed in 2024, leaving the future of the Parker House/Axel’s site unknown.

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Morey’s Fish Company’s Crab and Macaroni Salad

In 1937, Ed Morey’s life changed forever when he traded sweetcorn and other produce for two boxes of fish. He sold them and later built a small smokehouse on his property to smoke the fish himself to sell alongside his produce. As demand grew, he acquired a larger plot of land and built a larger smokehouse and retail store in Motley, Minnesota. Today, Morey’s Seafood Markets offers a wide range of seafood products, including deli items, seafood dips, and smoked fish, at its shops in Motley and Baxter.