Do you put onions in mustard potato salad?
Whether or not you put onions in mustard potato salad is a matter of personal preference!
Here's why you might or might not:
Reasons to include onions:
* Flavor: Onions add a sharp, pungent flavor that complements the tangy mustard and creamy potatoes.
* Texture: They provide a nice crunch, especially if you use red onion.
* Color: Red onions can add visual appeal with their vibrant color.
Reasons to omit onions:
* Strong taste: Some people find onions too strong or overpowering in potato salad.
* Allergies: If someone in your family has an onion allergy, you'll need to leave them out.
* Personal preference: Ultimately, it comes down to your own taste.
Alternatives to onions:
* Scallions: These have a milder flavor than onions and add a nice green color.
* Pickles: Chopped dill pickles provide a tangy, salty flavor and some crunch.
* Celery: Celery adds a refreshing, crispness.
* Chives: These offer a subtle onion flavor without the strong bite.
Experiment and find what you like best! You can always try a small amount of onions first and see how you like it.
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