Crushed baby potatoes with scallion, celery, and lots of dill from Nothing Fancy: Unfussy Food for Having People Over (page 135) by Alison Roman

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  • Pandan on May 05, 2026

    Really good cooler version of potato salad. Definitely paired well with some tinned sardines. Would make again.

  • meginyeg on July 23, 2023

    This was delicious. Excellent way to use up garden potatoes and dill.

  • eliza on July 05, 2021

    I made this potato salad based on her YouTube video using potatoes from my garden. I liked the idea of crushing the potatoes, and loved the tang of the acid and grainy mustard along with the dill. Will definitely repeat.

  • KarinaFrancis on August 30, 2020

    I’m a big fan of all kinds of potato salads, mayonnaise or not and this is no exception. I loved the tang from the lemon, the crunch from the celery and the zest from the herbs. Like Lepa I served this with the buttered salmon from the same book. Winner!

  • Lucylew on November 22, 2019

    I served this with Alison's pork chop recipe from Dining In and it made for a great date night dinner. It was definitely a fresh take on potato salad and my husband, who is normally vegetable adverse, had three servings. I didn't add the anchovy but did munch on a couple while putting the salad together. Somehow I think Alison would still approve. Will definitely make again and again.

  • Lepa on November 09, 2019

    I was skeptical about this salad because, unlike AR, I like potato salad with mayo but this combination was a winner. We ate it with the Buttered salmon with Red Onion and Dill (also in this book) and it was a great foil to the rich fish dish. The recipe notes that one can add fish (like sardines) to the salad and I think that would be even better.

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