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By Miss Annie
Added September 09, 2002 | Recipe #39786
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By Maiya
on April 18, 2003
I just made this, and I have to say WooHoo this is GOOD! Normally I only eat mustard based potato salads, but this recipe has changed that forever. I do have a few comments though: 1.) The ingredients list says red wine, and the directions say red wine vinegar. I used the vinegar. 2.) If I would have cooked the potatoes for the amount of time specified, I would have had mush. I just cooked them until they were tender when I inserted a fork. 3.) I had to leave out the celery because when I opened my produce drawer it wasn't a pretty sight. 4.) I was out of seasoning salt, but I think that would have made it too salty for me. I will be making it again with the celery!
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on September 01, 2007
The dressing on this potato salad is just wonderful! I only made a small portion of this recipe, because I am only feeding two and this recipe makes quite a lot. I only had to cook the potatoes for about 25 minutes for them to be tender. Miss Annie always has the best recipes and this one is no exception! Thanks again, Miss Annie : )
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on May 10, 2006
Great potato salad! I didn't cook the potatoes for the full hour, but just till they were tender. Also didn't add the salt, just using the seasoning salt. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
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on June 25, 2003
This is a good potato salad recipe. I didn't change anything in it though I did only cook the potatoes until I could poke a fork through them easily. I had everything in the recipe though and it was creamy with a nice mild flavor. If you're used to a stronger potato salad like a mustard base it may be too mild.
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on August 15, 2011
This was an easy, fast recipe to use, I did add three hard boiled eggs though. I would highly recommend making and trying it for your self!
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on September 02, 2010
Just to make it clear, Vortex potato salad also contains hard boiled eggs, bacon and chives
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on December 27, 2009
Probably the best potato salad I have made! I changed a couple of things though. I used russet potatoes and cider vinegar instead of red wine. I also used celery salt instead of seasoning salt and i did add a squirt of mustard. Next time I may try with miracle whip instead of mayo. Really good! Thanks for sharing Miss Annie!
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on May 03, 2009
I was eager to try this because I wanted a creamy potato salad that had lots of flavor but without mustard. This has turned into our new favorite mayo-based potato salad with a couple of modifications: I reduced the sour cream to 1 cup, and the pepper to 1 1/2 tsp. I also cook the potatoes in my pressure cooker instead of following the directions listed here. Thanks for sharing this great recipe!
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on August 12, 2008
cooking time is just right if you cook it slow!! add seasonings to potatoes while boiling (onion, carrot, celery) any you have left over. plus a little salt and pepper, adds additional flavor to your potato salad if you potatoes already have some flavor. thanks, miss annie for the great recipe!!
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This is great! No missing the pickles, relish or extra mayo! This is an awesome side for grilled steaks (a definite man's meal), chicken,and shrimp! On the batch I made to serve with grilled steaks I added several tablespoons of bumpy mustard which worked great though it was not needed with the BBQed chicken nor the shrimp. BTW I used Russet potatoes & Yukon Golds - both worked well. Thank you Miss Annie for this keeper we will be using often this summer.
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Miss Annie, what can I say. My family fought over the remains. Stole most of it before I could even serve it. Dd talked about it to her friends. I knew this was going to be a great recipe when I was making it. I followed as written but just had to add cooked eggs. As I had the dressing, cut veg & eggs mixed waiting for the potatoes to cool as stated in recipe. I thought I would have a taste. You would have thought I had found the remains of the chocolate cake frosting.I had to force myself to stop tastng it! Next time I am going to weigh my peeled potatoes before cooking so I will have the exact amount of dressing needed. Dd & I are potato conisors. We have eaten "many" potato salad recipes. I no longer need to look any further.
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on May 02, 2006
I've used this as my "show-stopping" potato salad for years now. I highly recommend it. It is creamy and well-seasoned.
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I made this for the Summer 2006 Pick A Chef Contest. I would recommend this recipe to anyone. I gave this recipe a 4 Star since I thought that it was a little too WOW!! Since I am so use to regular Potatoe Salad. I think that eating it a little over a period of time I could get my liking for it very easy. But that would take a while since their is a lot of WOW!! I say WOW cause that is the only word I can come up for it!!
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Serving Size: 1 (259 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 8
The following items or measurements are not included:
seasoning salt
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