Famous Potato Salad is a classic. It’s creamy and smooth and always a favorite.
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Famous Potato Salad
Everyone who has ever tried this Famous Potato Salad gives it rave reviews. You won’t believe how simple this ingredient list is or the ingredient that makes it so creamy! Unlike most potato salads that have cubes or chunks of potatoes, this potato salad is smooth and creamy. It has a consistency much like mashed potatoes.
This potato salad is legendary in Tupelo. I have friends from out of town who insist on eating at this little unassuming restaurant (that many other out-of-towners by-pass) just to eat the Potato Salad.
It’s that good!
Famous Potato Salad can be prepared the night before and will be ready to go for your party, bbq, or potluck!
Process bell pepper fine in a food processor and saute’ lightly.
Boil five pounds of red potatoes with skin on.
Saute’ onions until soft.
Process pimento and saute’
Peel potatoes. Combine vegetables, salt, and pepper with a spoon, not a mixer.
Famous Potato Salad is a classic. It's creamy and smooth and always a favorite.
- 5 lbs red potatoes
- 1 bell pepper chopped fine in food processor
- 1 onion chopped fine in food processor then let stand in mesh strainer to allow liquid to drain out
- 1 large jar pimentos not drained, chopped fine in food processor
- 3/4 quart Blue Plate Brand Mayonnaise*
- 7 tsp yellow mustard
- salt and pepper to taste
- Boil 5 lbs red potatoes, do not peel. After cooked, peel potatoes under cool running water then mash. Soften bell pepper, onion and pimentos in a non-stick saute' pan. Add vegetables to potatoes and 3/4 jar mayonnaise, mustard, salt and pepper. Mix with a spoon, not mixer, until everything is evenly incorporated. Taste and adjust seasoning if necessary.
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Karen Murphy says
How would this be with pickles? Have you ever added them?
Paula says
I would grate or mince them. I’m not a pickle fan, but I’m sure if you like pickles it would be good in it.
Brandy says
HI Paula!
Um….Where in Tupelo? Thanks for posting!
Merry Christmas!
Genn says
awesome recipes, especially potatosalad. Is the Secret ingredient the pimento juice?
Yolanda Lokey says
This food/pictures look fabulous, I’m not hungry, but I’m salivating …can’t wait to try these meals.