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Potato salad, there are infinite variation to this dish. I have a got to recipe for picnics and that’s more of a side dish for dinner. I had to improvise a little on the ingredients when I made this for Easter, but I’ll share my usual recipe.
Ingredients:
potatoes, 1/2 c. champagne or sparkling wine, 1/8 c. apple cider vinaigrette, 2 Tbsp. chopped shallots, 1 tsp. Dijon mustard, dill, chives, tarragon, fresh cracked black pepper, fresh ground sea salt, violets or other fresh picked edible flower
Directions:
Mix together champagne, vinegar, Dijon, and dill to make vinaigrette, set aside.Boil potatoes so that they are cooked but still firm (On Sunday my Dad did this, while I prepped other things, thanks Dad), submerge in cool water (do not cool completely). Peel and slice potatoes, layering them in dish. After each layer, sprinkle on salt, pepper, shallots, chopped tarragon and chives. When finished, pour vinaigrette over potatoes and garnish with violets. Serve hot!
What’s on your dinner table tonight?
Not much of a fan of mayonnaise style potato salads, so seeing yours makes me so happy! Beautiful presentation..almost too pretty to eat. The whole bowl makes me think of a spring garden.
Thanks. I would love to make this with blue and white potatoes someday…
That’s too pretty to be a potato salad! Seriously, great recipe. My wife hates mayo, so I’m always looking for recipes like this. And I love fresh tarragon.
I’m not a fan of mayo either, greek yogurt is always a welcome swap. But I love this potato salad with the vinaigrette (I add less tarragon when Hubster is eating it though)…
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Very pretty!
Thank you! & welcome to my blog!
Pretttty, we had take out!
Thanks. What did you get?
Pizza & wings!
🙂
You’re so creative with foos, a true gourmet!
*food
Aw, thank you!
OMG! You eat flowers??? That is too cool!!!
Thanks… try it sometime.
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