Nan's Simple Potato Salad (small batch)
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Chef :
Maggie Conlon Martin
Nan's Simple Potato Salad (small batch)
My 2 housemates (sister and brother-in-law) aren't really keen on potato salad. So I adjusted my go-to recipe to fewer servings. It's also good with the addition of sliced black olives, but I didn't have any on hand. Also excellent to garnish servings with crisp cooked bacon, crumbled! 😋💜😋
Ingredient
Food ration :
6 servings
Cooking time :
30-40 minutes
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Boil potatoes whole, unpeeled, until just done. These 4 took about 30 minutes. Here's how I do it: Place potatoes in large pot and cover with COLD water. Add about 6 tablespoons salt to the water. Bring to a boil and cook until a skewer or butter knife easily pierces to center of potatoes.
* Step 2
Drain, return potatoes to pot, and put the lid on. Let sit for 5 minutes. This helps loosen the peel from the potato. While still warm, peel the skins off. I hold them in a clean tea towel and, with the edge of a butter knife, peel the skins away. Cool potatoes completely. Dice potatoes into bite-sized pieces and place in medium bowl.
* Step 3
Mince the fresh chives (approximate amount shown in photo) and stir into the potatoes. Add salt and pepper.
* Step 4
Chop the banana peppers and stir into the potatoes.
* Step 5
Stir in the mayonnaise and sour cream. Taste and adjust the ingredients to taste; sometimes I want more relish and/or banana peppers. Cover and refrigerate. You can eat it now, but I think it's best after a few hours in the fridge, so I usually make it a day ahead of serving.
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