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Mayo-Free Potato Salad Request
Does anyone have a good recipe for a cold potato salad recipe that doesn't have mayo in it? I have a bag of red potatoes and need to use them up.
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Re: Mayo-Free Potato Salad Request
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All of these recipes look great! Not sure which one I will try this time but I will eventually try all of them.
I just dont like the taste of mayo so I dont ever make anything with it. I love potatoes though so would like some options for making potato salads. The ranch one sounds really good, I never thought to substitute ranch for mayo.
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Bobby Flay has a German potato salad that is great.
It is on Food Network website. Having trouble linking right now...
My dad makes one that is absolutely fabulous the next day. Just cube up potatoes, boil until they're done, drain, and toss with salt, pepper, oregano, and olive oil to taste while they're still warm. Chill overnight, and re-check the seasonings the next day--they tend to need a little more oil the next day, too. So simple, but absolutely fabulous.