I’ve always been a big fan of potato salad. One of the few things that my mother made that didn’t come from a box or can was potato salad. She made it fairly simple, and it was delicious. A couple of years ago I started making it with baby red bliss potatoes and absolutely love it!





Baby red bliss potatoes are delicious, even with the skin still on! Scallions are the perfect light onion flavor that doesn’t overpower the rest. Simple and easy, and gone in a flash.
Ingredients
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2 lbs baby red bliss potatoes
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2 stalks of celery
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2 scallions
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3/4 cup mayonnaise with olive oil
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1 tsp Dijon mustard
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2 tsp salt
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1/2 tsp fresh ground pepper
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1 tbsp fresh thyme
Directions
- Get the potatoes boiling in a large pot with plenty of room until fork tender
- In a separate pot, cook the eggs
- Bring the pot of eggs to a roiling boil, cover with a lid, and remove from heat
- Rinse eggs in cold water after seven minutes to stop the cooking process
- Chop the celery into small pieces
- Using an egg slicer, slice up the eggs into small pieces
- Finely slice the scallions
- In a large mixing bowl, add the mayo, Dijon, celery, eggs, salt, and pepper
- When the potatoes are fork tender, drain and rinse with cold water until easy to handle
- Quarter the potatoes and add to the mayo mixture
- Add the fresh thyme and mix well
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