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Add seasonings of salt and pepper according to recommendation.
Get the potatoes ready first. Toss the diced and peeled potatoes with enough water to cover them in a big saucepan. While the heat is set to medium-high, bring the water to a boil. Bring to a boil, then simmer, covered, for 20 to 25 minutes, or until potatoes are soft. One to ten minutes is the typical time required for this.
After the potatoes are cooked to your liking, remove them from the water and place them in a big basin. Now, chilling the cooked potatoes until they’re cold is the key to making this potato salad even more wonderful. Believe me when I say that this is the most important stage for texture and taste.
The potatoes need to be cooled before the other ingredients can be combined. Toss the potatoes with the chopped eggs, sliced green onions, and diced sweet pickles in the bowl. Carefully combine all of the ingredients, tossing lightly to distribute them equally.
Get ready to amp up the zing! Combine the celery seed and mustard that have been prepared. With these two additions, the salad’s wonderful flavors really shine, and it gets that real Southern feel.
origin: A Rural Housewife
Here it is! At this point, you may enjoy your Southern Potato Salad. Put it back in the fridge for another hour before serving if you can control yourself. Because of this, the tastes may combine and become even more delicious.
One piece of advice: put any leftovers in the fridge in an airtight container. The Southern Potato Salad has a three- to four-day shelf life, but let’s be honest—it’s usually gone much sooner than that!
This Southern Potato Salad dish, which I adapted from Taste of Home, is an absolute must-try if you share my obsession with potatoes and are always seeking new ways to eat them. Indulge in a dish that will satisfy your cravings for potatoes, eggs, green onions, and sweet pickles tossed in a creamy mayonnaise sauce.