Large beautiful displays of fresh juicy green local asparagus are a sight to which I've become happily accustomed, but my latest trip to the local market left me with a heavy heart as I realized that this wonderful season must soon be coming to an end. Racing off with two bunches — not quite the last I hope? — I set off to make at least one more asparagus creation while I have time.
Always pairing best with simple flavors, I steamed a bunch of asparagus with fresh baby potatoes and tossed the vegetables with a simple but lively balsamic and Dijon mustard dressing. Served right away to enjoy the warmth and tenderness of the potatoes and asparagus, this was an elegant salad that I think you will find inviting at any time of year, even if the produce isn't local. Enjoy!
Warm Baby Potato and Asparagus Salad |
Recipe by Lisa Turner Published on July 27, 2010 Simple and delicious warm salad of fresh steamed baby potatoes and asparagus with a Dijon and balsamic dressing Preparation: 15 minutes Cooking time: 25 minutes Print this recipe Salad:
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Other potato salads you may enjoy:
Potato Radish Salad
Mexican-Style Potato Salad with Avocado and Jalapeño
Potato Salad with Blue Cheese Dressing
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That sounds excellent! Thanks for the recipe--too bad I'll have to wait for next year to use it, since asparagus has already gone out of season where I live. (Well...I could use grocery store asparagus, I guess.)
ReplyDeleteLove both baby potao and asparagus so this is a real winner for me.
ReplyDeleteI was just showing my husband your picture of the asparagus and potatoes, not that I mind but big mistake, I have to run to the market now. Guess what we are having with dinner tonight? Look forward to trying your recipe.
ReplyDeleteThis salad has everything I love! Asparagus, baby potatoes, Dijon, balsamic. Yum!
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ReplyDeleteI just stumbled across your blog. I love it! It's especially cool that you're from London, since I'm from Windsor!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favourite salads and I dress it the same too. I also like to add egg to my salad. Mmmmmmm :P
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