Russian potato salad recipe

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  • Cuisine: Russian
  • Serves 10–12

Featured as part of our Cooks and their Books series, this recipe comes from Cooking from Memory, a book which celebrates the Jewish Diaspora in Australia.

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Ingredients

6 potatoes, unpeeled
6 eggs
3 carrots
1 x 680 g jar dill pickled cucumbers
1 x 440 g can green peas
100 g (31⁄2 oz) mayonnaise
salt
ground black pepper

Preparation

Boil whole potatoes, eggs and carrots in water until fi rm, about 20 minutes. Chop the cucumbers. Drain, cool and peel the potatoes, carrots and eggs, and cut into small cubes. Place them in a large bowl with the cucumbers and peas. Dress with mayonnaise and season to taste.

Recipe from Cooking from Memory by Hayley Smorgon, Gaye Weeden and Natalie King, with photographs by Mark Roper. Published by Hardie Grant Books.


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