Why do you boil potatoes with skin on for potato salad?
You don't always boil potatoes with the skin on for potato salad.
Here's why you might choose to, and when you might choose not to:
Boiling potatoes with the skin on:
* Flavor: The skin adds a subtle, earthy flavor to the potatoes.
* Texture: The skin helps keep the potatoes firm and less likely to become mushy during boiling.
* Convenience: It's easier to boil potatoes with the skin on, as you don't have to peel them.
* Nutrients: The skin is a good source of fiber and other nutrients.
Boiling potatoes without the skin on:
* Appearance: Some people prefer the smooth, creamy texture and appearance of peeled potatoes in their potato salad.
* Ease of mixing: Peeling the potatoes makes it easier to incorporate other ingredients into the salad, especially if you are using a food processor.
* Texture: For certain potato salads, you might want a softer, creamier texture, which is easier to achieve with peeled potatoes.
Ultimately, the decision to boil potatoes with or without the skin for potato salad is a matter of personal preference. Consider the desired texture, flavor, and appearance of your potato salad when making your choice.
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