EDITOR’S NOTE (March 23, 2022): Updated disclosure. Added helpful cooking tips. Also added five new photos. Revised the recipe and updated the instructions. The change in recipe is washing and peeling potatoes before boiling. Original recipe was boiling with skin on… and peeling later. This revised version saves time.
DISCLOSURE (SPONSORED): I first published this recipe here on July 18, 2018. At that time, one of the ingredients I used was a complimentary jar of Mt. Olive Dill Salad Cubes.
Today’s revised recipe isNOT sponsored. I purchased a jar of hamburger dill chips. Chopped a few and used them in this delicious recipe.
All comments are my own
Mt. Olive Dill Salad Cubes photographed in 2018.
USE “FORK-TENDER BOILED” POTATOESThe best texture is boiled until fork tender. These semi-mushy potatoes will fall apart after boiling. Peel and use a fork to gently crush into chunky pieces. In the original recipe published in 2018, the potatoes were washed and boiled. No peeling.In today’s revised recipe, the potatoes are peeled and washed before placing in the pot toboil. Doing it this way saves time. No need to wait for the potatoes to cool before peeling.
CREATIVE SERVING SUGGESTION
Add a pretty splash of color by lightly sprinkling 1/4 teaspoon of paprika over potato salad in serving dish or sprinkle over individual servings.
GARNISH TOP OF EACH SERVING WITH DILL PICKLES
Place a 3 or 4 hamburger dill pickles on top of each individual serving.
Secure with a toothpick.
Cold jar of hamburger dill chips (also known as pickles).
Hearty. Tangy. Delicious.
ENJOY!
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Dill Pickle Potato Salad
Dill Pickle Potato Salad is a savory side dish with a tasty tang. Serve warm or cold. Easy to make with simple ingredients. Recipe and photography by Beverly Davis for CornbreadMillionaire.com.
Peel and rinse potatoes. Place in a large pot. Cover with water.
Simmer over medium-high heat until fork tender and potatoes break easily. If they are hard/crunchy, boil 5-10 minutes longer. Rinse fork tender potatoes in cold water.
In a medium-sized bowl, combine boiled potatoes, chopped eggs, chopped onions, chopped dill pickles (or 2-3 tablespoons of dill salad cubes), and chopped pimentos (if using).
Add mayonnaise (or Miracle Whip) one tablespoon at a time until satisfied with the creamy texture. Stir in 1/2 tablespoon of yellow mustard. Season with salt and coarse ground black pepper (if using).
Taste a sample. If desired, add more mayo, mustard and the other ingredients.
Sprinkled dried dill weed over top of prepared potato salad. Adds flavor and makes a nice presentation. This step is optional.
Serve immediately. Or cover and refrigerate until ready to serve. Although delicious immediately after preparation, it tastes better after 24 hours in the fridge.
Garnish each serving with 2-3 whole hamburger dill chips. This step is optional.
4 thoughts on “Dill Pickle Potato Salad”
What a delicious looking recipe, thank you for sharing! Definitely making this the next time I head to the store.
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What a delicious looking recipe, thank you for sharing! Definitely making this the next time I head to the store.
You’re welcome! Enjoy.
Well, I’m so happy to see you back!! There was a long period of tie gone by, since I have seen any of your great recipes on FB! I have missed seeing your posts!! Please stay on here!! Don’t let FB stop us from seeing your posts!! I know it takes us & I will do my part!!
Mary, thank you for the encouragement! Greatly appreciated. I post on my Facebook pages daily (@cornbreadmillionaire and @cornbreadmillionairelifestyle). Commenting on a post will “allow” future posts to show up in your newsfeed.