Potato Salad

This Fresh recipe has been extracted from the Yates Garden Fresh Cookbook published by HarperCollins.
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Potato Salad

Wash the potatoes but don’t peel them – slipping the skins off cooked, warm potatoes ensures they are smooth and waxy, ready to soak up the vinegar and oil.

Serves 4

  1. Bring a large saucepan of salted water to the boil,
    add the potatoes and bring back to the boil. Simmer
    for 10-12 minutes or until tender.
  2. Drain and allow to cool to the touch. Slip the skins off the
    potatoes. Put the potatoes in a shallow dish, and cover
    with the white wine, lemon juice and olive oil.
  3. Leave to cool completely, roll ing the potatoes from time
    to time to ensure they soak up plenty of dressing.
  4. To serve, decant to a salad bowl, pile the diced red onion
    on top, add sa lt and pepper to taste and serve.
  5. Good with grilled fish, and a great accompaniment to
    barbecued sausages.

Option
If there is any leftover salad next day, remove the potatoes from the oil and drain. Heat 1 Tbsp light cooking oil and 1 Tbsp unsalted butter in a large frying pan, add the drained potatoes and saute until browned and crispy. Fantastic with a steak and green salad.





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  • Vicki

    Yates site member

    17:49, 09 August 2010

    i omitted the wine so that the recipe can be enjoyed by children.

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  • Aileen

    Yates site member

    18:35, 09 August 2010

    I left the wime out too but i mixed in 3/4cup fresh parsley & 1/4cup fresh mint & it was yum!

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  • Carmen

    Yates site member

    21:58, 09 August 2010

    i use many recipes

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  • Carmen

    Yates site member

    21:59, 09 August 2010

    i use many recipes

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  • Dave

    Yates site member

    17:11, 10 August 2010

    it was very nice as it was ..

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  • MARIE

    Yates site member

    12:28, 24 September 2010

    I am definatly going t0 make, sounds yum, going to make rite now

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  • Elaine

    Yates site member

    14:45, 03 October 2010

    sounds great I am going to make it to night

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  • Sharon

    Yates site member

    13:21, 12 October 2010

    Always looking for a good receipe for summer and that goes with everything and the family would enjoy.

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  • Elisabeth

    Yates site member

    11:45, 05 November 2010

    This salad sounds Yum and I will make it in the future

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  • Elisabeth

    Yates site member

    11:46, 05 November 2010

    I already added my comment

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  • Patricia

    Yates site member

    14:43, 06 November 2010

    I am looking forward to making this at my next barbarcue. Look OK.

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  • shane

    Yates site member

    09:56, 13 November 2010

    just like mom use to make

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  • Gaye

    Yates site member

    15:22, 13 November 2010

    This is superb for picnics & b.b.q's everybody loved it.

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  • David

    Yates site member

    15:00, 07 December 2010

    I’ll stick to my own famous and world reknown recipe

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  • Debra

    Yates site member

    22:08, 11 December 2010

    I have to give this one a try. Potatoes are very popular in our house so this will be popular.

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  • karen rae

    Yates site member

    22:47, 07 February 2011

    I will definetely give it a try, sounds great!

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  • Ann

    Yates site member

    11:07, 05 May 2011

    it looks yummy, will try it this mothers day.

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  • Maryanne

    Yates site member

    11:11, 05 May 2011

    I have made this potato salad it was great but second time I added finaly diced garlic shellots instead vine I added white vine vinager olive oil salt pepper and it was delicious

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