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Microwaved Red Potato Salad

Skip the boiling pot: microwave red potatoes in 15 minutes for a creamy, sriracha-mayo potato salad that serves 8 at your next barbecue or picnic.

Serves
8

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Potato salad is the perfect take along side dish for a fun family barbecue, vibrant neighborhood shindig, or quiet picnic by the lake. Today, making potato salad has never been easier, thanks to our microwaves.

Here’s How to Microwave Them

Thoroughly wash eight large red potatoes. Pierce several holes into each potato with a fork. Place the potatoes on a rimmed microwave safe dish and pour ¼ cup water onto the dish. Cover the dish with a microwave safe lid. Microwave whole potatoes on full power for about 15 minutes. Let dish sit for ten minutes inside the microwave. Use caution lifting the microwave lid as the potatoes and water may still be hot. Insert a fork into the center of the potato to test if they are fork tender. If the centers are fork tender, they are done. Let them cool down, discard water, and cut potatoes in chunks. If potatoes are not soft or cooked through, cover and continue to microwave, about 5 minutes longer, until tender.

Recipe

Skin-On Red Potato Salad

Serves
8

Ingredients

Serves 8 7 ingredients

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Method

4 steps

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  1. In a small bowl, mix the avocado and sriracha mayonnaises together. In a larger bowl, combine the potatoes, green onions, and celery.

  2. Pour the mayonnaise mixture over the potatoes, green onions, and celery, and gently coat them.

  3. Sprinkle with salt and pepper as desired. Refrigerate for several hours covered. Serve cold.

  4. Garnish with fresh dill or parsley or extra green onion before serving.

Cook’s notes

(Serves 8)

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