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Yummy Japanese “Potato Salad” (Vegetarian)

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“Japanese Potato Salad” is a mix of mashed potato, mayonnaise and fresh vegetables. To make the vegetables tender and easy to eat, I knead well with salt or soak in water. This allows us to keep more nutrition in the vegetables than if we boiled them.

In Japan, potato salad is a very common homemade dish and very popular. There are many recipes which vary slightly depending on family traditions. We eat potato salad as a salad and also sometimes in sandwiches.

You can mash the potatoes however you like. If you like chunky potato, please don’t mash too much. And also you can add more potato, or reduce the mayonnaise, to taste. Enjoy!


{Ingredients (servings 3)}

2 large Potatoes

1 Carrot

1 small Cucumber

1 small Onion

6-7 Tbsp. Mayonnaise

1 Tbsp. Salt

½ tsp. Black Pepper

Water for boiling potatoes


Here is my recipe in PDF (4 MB): Potato Salad

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Author: fravitch

We have two blogs: One is a recipe blog "Your Home for Homemade Japanese Food". Another is about my husband's book "Accidental Samurai".

10 thoughts on “Yummy Japanese “Potato Salad” (Vegetarian)

  1. Very pretty potato salad!

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  2. This sounds so delicious! My daughters have been wanting to learn about Japan, so we will definitely have to make this recipe! 🙂

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  4. Thank you for the recipe and the tip about soaking or kneading the vegetables. I always hate boiling them since they lose so much of the nutritional value.

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