Herbed Potato Salad

"This recipe is simple, delicious, and full of bright flavors. Best of all it contains no mayo, so it is perfect for all day picnics! UPDATE: Thanks to magpie diner for pointing out that the potato proportions were way off. I've updated to point out that this recipe is for 5 lbs of potatoes. Thanks and enjoy!"
 
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Ready In:
45mins
Ingredients:
12
Serves:
6-8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Watch potatoes and remove eyes, chop into large dice (Do not remove skins).
  • Cover potatoes with salted water and boil for 20-30 minutes. Potatoes should be tender but not mushy.
  • Meanwhile, finely chop all of the herbs and the shallots.
  • In salad bowl, whisk oil, vinegar, and honey until emulsified. Add lots of freshly ground pepper and a pinch of salt. Stir in herbs and shallots.
  • Drain potatoes. Pour them into salad dressing and stir to evenly coat.
  • Taste for salt and pepper. Add a pinch more vinegar if it doesn't seem tangy enough.
  • Options: Stir in either cheese to make creamier; Garnish with grape tomatoes for color.

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Reviews

  1. I love potato salad without mayo - you can taste all of the fresh summer flavours so much more. I think something might be off with the weight for the potatoes, 1 lb isn't very much, and I don't think close to enough for 6 - 8 ppl. I used 4 lbs of potatoes and doubled the dressing and there is still lots of dressing swimming in the bottom so I'm cooking up a few more potatoes to add in. Personal preference maybe, but I'm glad I didn't attempt to quadruple the dressing part. Thanks Amy, this will be a great addition to our bbq.
     
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As the daughter of an American Diplomat, I grew up traveling the world and enjoying a variety of wonderful foods. My mom, an accomplished cook with great French culinary skills, sat me on the counter as a toddler and encouraged me to experiment in the kitchen as a very young person. About 10 years ago, I followed my boyfriend --now husband -- when he went veggie. While I still eat some seafood, I love vegetarian cooking! My favorite dishes involve complex world flavors and the finickiness of French sauces. My non-culinary interests include Africanist anthropology, travel, yoga, and scuba diving.
 
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