Ted's Chef was a lovely guy and very friendly. A Seasoned Chef, he had been all over the country opening up the restaurants and had great stories to tell. He was serving a bison slider. I created this potato salad recipe to add color and variety to the lonely little burger. Of course - it's healthy too.
Its a Friday Four recipe, I've used in class, heck I've even blogged about it before, but when I served it up at Taste Club last Saturday night it was so good I had to pass it on again!
Roasted Potato Salad topped with
Ancho Chili Dressing
Ancho Dressing:
3 TB
Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice
2 Tsp
Dijon Mustard
2 Tsp
Ground Cumin
2 TB
Orange Zest
1 TB
Honey or Pomegranate Molasses
1/2 Tsp Ancho Chile Powder*
1/3 –
½ Cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Sea Salt
and Black Pepper
In a jar,
shake the orange juice, mustard, cumin, zest, honey, and chile powder together,
add in the oil and taste for salt and pepper.
Roasted Potato Salad:
3 TB
Dijon Mustard
2 TB
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 TB Italian Seasoning*
2 Garlic
Cloves, Minced
4 LB Red
Potatoes, in Eighths
12 oz.
Broccoli Spears, Lightly Steamed
3 Roasted
Red Peppers, in Strips
4
Carrots, Shredded
3 oz.
Calamata Olives, Chopped
1/8 Cup
Cilantro, Chopped
1/8 Cup
Parsley, Chopped
Sea Salt
and Black Pepper
Step One Preheat oven to 425F. In a bowl,
whisk together mustard, oil, Italian seasoning, and garlic. Add potatoes and
toss until coated.
Step Two Spread potatoes in one layer on
sheet pan. Roast 20 min. Lower heat to 350F, roast, about 10 min. or until
browned and cooked through. Cool.
Step Three In large bowl; toss potatoes,
broccoli, peppers, carrots, olives, cilantro, and parsley with the dressing
until well coated. Season with salt and pepper.
FAST FOOD FACTS
Ancho
Chiles are a dried, reddish brown, heart shaped and wrinkled pepper with a
wonderful sweet hot flavor. (Almost fruity flavor.) If they are fresh they are
called poblanos.
Italian
Seasoning is typically made from a combination of marjoram, oregano, basil,
savory, thyme and rosemary. You can make your own by combining your favorite
Italian spices.
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