🍎 Apple cider or wine vinegar: 30 ml (2 tbsp / 1 fl oz)
💧 Potato cooking water (starchy): 60 ml (¼ cup / 2 fl oz)
🧂 Salt: to taste (≈9 g / 1½ tsp)
⚫ Freshly ground black pepper: 1 g (½ tsp / 0.04 oz)
🧄 Garlic, very finely minced (optional): 1 small clove (3 g / 0.1 oz)
🌶️ Capers or sliced cornichons (optional): 1 tbsp (9 g / 0.32 oz)
Preparation
1️⃣ Boil: Cover 🥔 potatoes with cold salted water; simmer 15–18 min until just tender. Reserve ¼ cup 💧 cooking water; drain.
2️⃣ Soften onion: Toss 🧅 onion with a pinch of 🧂 and half the 🍎 vinegar; rest 5 min to mellow.
3️⃣ Dress warm: Return potatoes to the hot pot. Add 🫒 oil, remaining 🍎 vinegar, 💧 cooking water, 🧂 salt, ⚫ pepper, and 🧄 garlic (if using). Fold gently.
4️⃣ Finish: Add 🌿 parsley and 🌶️ capers/pickles (if using). Taste; adjust salt/vinegar. Serve slightly warm or room-temp.
Total Time
🕒 Prep: 10 min
🔥 Cook: 18–20 min
⏳ Total: 30–35 min
Nutritional Value
🔋 Energy: ~220 kcal
💪 Protein: ~4 g
🧈 Fat: ~9 g
🍞 Carbohydrates: ~32 g
🧂 Sodium: ~560 mg
Advice
Use waxy potatoes (Yukon Gold, yellow) and dress them hot—starch on the surface binds with oil and vinegar, making a naturally creamy emulsion.
Why it works
A splash of starchy cooking water helps emulsify the vinaigrette; pre-salting/onion-pickling softens bite; gentle folding keeps chunks intact while they absorb flavor.
Twist
Add tuna & white beans for a Dalmatian lunch bowl, or toss in blanched green beans for a market-fresh spring version.
Status
Harbor-simple, vinegary-bright—krompir salata that belongs next to grilled fish. #grannyzen #dalmatiansalad 🥔🇭🇷
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