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Greek Yogurt Potato Salad
A healthier, high-protein alternative to traditional potato salad that swaps mayonnaise for thick Greek yogurt. This version features tender potatoes, sweet corn, and tuna for a satisfying texture.
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Ingredients
- 500 g Potatoes (Small red potatoes (like Australian Red Gem) or large russet potatoes, cut into chunks if large)
- 1.5 cup Greek Yogurt (Plain, thick Greek yogurt (homemade preferred))
- 1 can Canned Sweet Corn (Drained)
- 1 can Canned Tuna (Water-packed or oil-packed, drained)
- Black Pepper (To taste)
- Dried Herbs (Such as rosemary or thyme, to taste)
- Salt (To taste)
Steps
- 1
Prepare the potatoes. If using small potatoes, you can leave them whole; if using large potatoes, cut them into uniform bite-sized pieces to ensure even cooking.
- 2
Place the potatoes in a microwave-safe bowl and microwave until tender. The time will vary based on your microwave and the size of the potatoes, typically 5-8 minutes.
- 3
While the potatoes are cooking, prepare the salad base. In a large mixing bowl, add the Greek yogurt and stir it until smooth.
- 4
Drain the liquid from the canned corn and the canned tuna thoroughly to prevent the salad from becoming watery.
- 5
Add the drained corn and tuna to the Greek yogurt.
- 6
Season the mixture with black pepper and your choice of dried herbs (like rosemary or thyme). Mix well to combine.
- 7
Once the potatoes are cooked and slightly cooled, add them to the yogurt mixture.
- 8
Gently toss everything together until the potatoes are evenly coated. Taste and add salt if needed.
- 9
Serve immediately or chill in the refrigerator for a more refreshing summer side dish.
Notes
Variations: You can substitute the tuna with ham, crispy bacon bits, or diced chicken breast. For extra vegetables, try adding finely chopped onion, blanched broccoli, or baby corn. If you prefer a softer texture, use American Russet potatoes; for a waxier, stickier texture, use red potatoes.
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