German Style Potato Salad

Dear foodies,

Do you like German cuisine? You answers may vary but my one is quite definite. Grown up in a city, Tsingtao, established and built by Germans since 1898. German influence has been in my life since when I was a kid. The German architects around my house, the German influenced local cuisine and the history is a spectacular experience. After coming to Adelaide, Hahndorf is also German, although the architecture is quite village like rather than city. Anyway, I still enjoyed it a lot with the pork hocks and tasty German sausages.

Less waffle, more food… German potato salad is a typical dish for the cuisine. I tried myself and here you go.

German Style Potato Salad, my way – simple and easy to make!

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Ingredients

1Kg   Potato (unpeeled)

500g Speck Portion

1         Onion (big)

2tbs   Dijon Mustard

2/3 cup Apple Sauce

1 cup   White Wine Winegar

Finely chopped coriander

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Steps

  1. Dice the speck portions and add to a pan on high heat (with no oil).

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2. Stir and cook until the meat gets browned on the outside. Add the onion (diced)

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3. Continue to cook until onion is soft and transparent. Add the vinegar, Dijon mustard and apple sauce.

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4. Cover the pan to simmer until the juice is half of the original amount. Now add some finely chopped coriander.

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5. Turn off heat but leave the pan on heat. Boil the potato until cooked and get dirty to use your had to mash the potato (or using a masher).

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6. Now your speck portion should look like this.

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7. In a bowl mix half of the meshed potato and 1/3 of the speck portion sauce.

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8. Plate up and serve!

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I hope you have enjoyed the recipe! Next post will be back on my favourite sushi and I will talk about a new sushi/sashimi recipe. Stay tuned!

 

 

 

 

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