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Creamy Potato salad
Creamy Potato salad
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This potato salad is wonderfully creamy thanks to the sour cream and creme fraiche that give a fresh taste because there no mayonnaise in the base. This salad is perfect as a side dish to the summer BBQ together with meat, chicken or sausages. The salad is quick and easy to make and can stay in the fridge for a few days ready for the next serving.

Ingredient List for 8 servings:
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1 kilo Potatoes
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2 Green apples
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250 ml Sour cream
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250 ml Crem fraiche
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0,5 Leek
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1 Red onion
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1 Garlic clove
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20 gr Dill
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2 tablespoons Chives
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0,5 teaspoon Salt
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0,5 teaspoon Black pepper
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Peel and boil the potatoes, and then let them cool down. When the potatoes are cold enough cut them in medium size pieces that you like to have them in your salad. Put them in a big bowl.
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Peel and cut the apples and the red onion and garlic clove in the desired sizes, and add them in the bowl with the potatoes.
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Wash and cut the chives, leek and dill in thin slices, and then pour them in the big bowl with the potatoes and the apples and onion.
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Mix the sour cream and the creme fraiche in a bowl, and add the salt and pepper and stir it together.
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Pour the cream in the bowl with the rest of the ingredients and mix it well together. Place the salad in the fridge for a few hours before it is time to serve.
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