Looking for a new version of potato salad? Add some green to your potato salad this summer with green broad beans.
I found these in the frozen isle section in my grocery store and had to buy them, it was the first time I had seen green broad beans, and they were the perfect addition to my potato salad.

How to make potato salad
Keep the skin on the potatoes and dice them before boiling until tender, about ten to fifteen minutes, depending on how large your pieces are. I always keep the skin on, to save time and preserve the nutrients in the skin, but if you have picky eaters, then do peel your potatoes before cooking them.
You can prep the potatoes the night before, and keep them in the fridge. This way, you will save time in the morning when putting the salad together when you do not need to wait for the potatoes to cool down before mixing them with the rest of the ingredients.
Cut the onion in half before slicing it thinly. Put the onion slices in cold water for a few minutes to mellow the sharpness of raw onion.
If your broad beans are frozen, let them defrost in a colander.
Mix the yogurt, mayonnaise, mustard and lemon juice in a small bowl.
Once the potatoes are cold, mix with red onions and green broad beans.
Pour in the dressing mixture, stir carefully to not break the potatoes, until everything is coated in dressing.
Put in an airtight container in the fridge to serve for later, or serve right away at your next barbecue.

Substitutes
If you cannot get a hold of green broad beans, you can use shelled edamame beans.
Freezable
It is not advisable to freeze this potato salad, however it does keep well in the fridge in an airtight container for up three days, so it is perfect to make a day ahead if you have a larger gathering and have lots of food to prepare.

Variations
I have several different salads everything from a basic pasta salad to a zucchini couscous salad. Or why not try my recently added rainbow risotto salad.
Potato salad
Ingredients
- 750 g potatoes
- 400 g green broad beans
- 1 red onion
- 100 ml yogurt
- 45 ml mayonnaise
- 15 ml mustard
- ½ lemon juiced 2 tbsp
- A pinch of salt
Instructions
- Dice the potatoes with skin on and boil until tender, about 10-15 minutes.
- Set aside to let cool down.
- Halve the onion and thinly slice it. Put it in cold water for a few minutes to mellow the sharpness of the raw onion.
- Mix the yogurt, mayonnaise, mustard and lemon juice in a small bowl.
- Once the potatoes are cold, mix with red onions and green broad beans.
- Pour in the dressing mixture, stir carefully until everything is coated in dressing.
- Put in the fridge for later, or serve right away with your barbecue favourites.


