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Potato salads that deserve a place in your picnic hamper | Nick Tsagaris

 These creative takes on the classic potato salad will make you the most popular person at the party.

Double mint potato salad

Double mint potato salad

The potato salad is a classic, Matt Preston adds mint to this delightful version for a fresh twist on the traditional.

Kipfler potato salad

Kipfler potato salad

No party would be complete without a potato salad, and this one is certainly worth serving up.

Pesto, potato and egg salad

Pesto, potato and egg salad

This simple yet health-conscious salad by TV chef and nutritionist Zoe Bingley-Pullin is simply a delicious accompaniment to any dinner party.

Chorizo and sweet potato salad

Chorizo and sweet potato salad

Don't underestimate this salad: packed with good carbohydrates, healthy fats and protein, it's a meal in itself. Pre-roast the sweet potatoes ahead of time for a speedy mid-week supper.

Dry potato curry

Dry potato curry

This dry potato curry is the ying to our spiced dahl's yang. You'll get all the flavours of Sri Lanka when served together with this star fruit sambol.

Puttanesca potato salad

Puttanesca potato salad

A twist on the classic pasta puttanesca, this potato salad is a great addition to your next picnic.

Barbecued potato salad with tamarind caramel, mint & yoghurt

Barbecued potato salad with tamarind caramel, mint & yoghurt

“Tamarind might well be my current favourite ingredient. Its heady dark sourness lurks in so many of my favourite recipes in this book and here it is, wonderful and corrupting the snowy tartness of yoghurt and fresh breath of mint like a hot motorbike-riding bad boy with malintent and a flagon of 􏰌Fat Lamb. Oh, the stories. This is an edited extract from More by Matt Preston with photography by Mark Roper (published by Plum, RRP $39.99).

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