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This is sort of my grandma’s recipe for potato salad. I say sort of because she refused to measure anything. She was one of those cooks who knew how much to put in because it “looked right.” <\/p>\n
Sometimes those cooks make me mad. How am I supposed to know what looks right?<\/p>\n
Anyway, my mom watched grandma make it, and even though she didn’t get a recipe, she remembered the process. She spent a while figuring out her version of it, and then passed the ingredients list and the flavor on to me. My contribution to this game-changing recipe was to measure everything and write it down. This way, my kids won’t have to spend forever going, “Now how much dressing do I add?” and getting the maddening answer, “Just do it ’til it looks right!” And neither will you. <\/p>\n
You’re welcome. <\/p>\n
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You do want this recipe around. Not only is it one of the easiest potato salad recipes I’ve ever tried, it’s also the best tasting. Warning: this does not taste like the average potato salad. It doesn’t have any mustard or onions (yay!) and it relies heavily on Italian dressing and pickle juice for the flavor (yay again!). The fact that it’s a little different has made it a hit at every party I’ve gone to: people who say they don’t like potato salad usually like this one (if you can convince them to give it a taste). I have never taken it anywhere where I have not been asked for the recipe. It’s just that good, guys. <\/p>\n
So without further ado, here’s the Tuvell-Ensign-Homan families’ secret potato salad recipe!<\/p>\n
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