Instead of potatoes, I've tried using different ingredients such as cauliflower, rutabaga (also known as swede in the UK) or turnips.
Yields6 ServingsPrep Time15 minsCook Time15 minsTotal Time30 mins
INGREDIENTS:
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1large cauliflower or potato
¼cupsour cream
½cupmayonnaise
2tbspwhite vinegar
1tbspmustard
1tspcelery seeds
¼tspsalt
4hard-boiled eggs*
½cupdiced celery
1tspfresh dill
2stalks green onions, thinly sliced
DIRECTIONS:
1
Prepare the cauliflower by cutting the head into bite sized florets and steaming in a silicone steamer (as shown) for 4 Minutes or in a stovetop steamer until the cauliflower is only slightly tender. Set aside to cool.
2
Make the dressing by whisking together sour cream, mayo, vinegar, mustard, celery seed, and salt.
3
Mash the two reserved yolks into the cream mixture and whisk until very smooth.
4
Add the cooled cauliflower, boiled eggs, celery, onion and dill. Stir to coat.
5
Refrigerate for about 5 hour to allow the cauliflower to completely cool and the flavors to melt together. Garnish with green onion and serve cold!
Prepare the cauliflower by cutting the head into bite sized florets and steaming in a silicone steamer (as shown) for 4 Minutes or in a stovetop steamer until the cauliflower is only slightly tender. Set aside to cool.
2
Make the dressing by whisking together sour cream, mayo, vinegar, mustard, celery seed, and salt.
3
Mash the two reserved yolks into the cream mixture and whisk until very smooth.
4
Add the cooled cauliflower, boiled eggs, celery, onion and dill. Stir to coat.
5
Refrigerate for about 5 hour to allow the cauliflower to completely cool and the flavors to melt together. Garnish with green onion and serve cold!
AuthorAlbert the FoodieDifficultyIntermediate