Torn Potato Salad With Toasted Garlic Dressing | America’s Test Kitchen



Tearing the potatoes gives them lots of surface area to absorb a creamy toasted garlic dressing, and a handful of fresh herbs gives the salad a burst of fresh flavor.

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  1. I had no idea that potato salad had that much sodium… 😱😨😢 I'm on a low-sodium diet per my cardiologist.. is there a way to make this with less sodium? Maybe using potassium chloride instead of regular salt??

  2. This recipe doesn't make any sense, for several reasons. The main one being, that this violates all the rules on how to cook root vegetables in water. You don't add the raw vegetables to the boiling water, you start them in cold water, bring it up to a rolling boil, add your salt, and then back it down to a simmer. And on that note, why not just cut the potatoes while they are still raw, and cook them as I suggest above? Okay, so your hand torn potatoes have nooks and crannies for the dressing. The dressing itself sounds great, but the rest of this video just doesn't make sense to me.

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