Japanese Potato Salad (ポテトサラダ)
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- In this Japanese Potato Salad recipe (ポテトサラダ) I’m going to show you everything you need to know to make this delicious side dish that’s become a staple of Japanese home cooking. My version is loaded with a colorful assortment of vegetables and protein, which makes it substantial enough to have as an entree. Stuff this between two slices of Japanese sandwich bread, and you can make a convenience-store-style potato salad sandwich.
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INDEX
0:00 Intro
0:33 What is Japanese Potato Salad?
1:08 Ingredients
1:58 How to Make Japanese Potato Salad
6:05 Plating
6:29 Finished Dish
INGREDIENTS:
For potato salad
700 grams potatoes (~2 potatoes peeled and cut into 3/4-inch cubes)
140 grams carrots (~ 1 carrot, peeled and cut into 1/3-inch cubes)
100 grams cucumber (~1 Japanese or Lebanese cucumber, sliced)
25 grams onions (~1/8 small onion, finely diced)
1/4 teaspoon salt
80 grams ham (cut into 1/4-inch squares)
For dressing
1/3 cup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon rice vinegar
2 teaspoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 hard boiled eggs (peeled and quartered)
Black pepper (to taste)
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I'm grateful for your channel not being another rehashing of hundreds of other cooking shows. The commentary and tips on traditional approaches elevate you from the pack and help us truly appreciate what you, and now we, are cooking up.
Thank you so much for the kind words Daniel! I'm happy to hear you've been finding my videos helpful. There's so much about cooking that's decided by the fact that it's how it's been done forever, and not a lot of people don't stop to question if there isn't a better way. That's something that I try to focus on when I'm developing my recipes.
Great video man! Keep up the awesome recipe content!
Thanks Philip!
You deserve more subscribers :)
Thanks Alex! I'm working on it 😉
your editing reminds me of tasty ahaha
your videos are really a work of art. both informative and actually works *cough* tasty *cough* and amazing to watch. you have a real passion for this and it shows.
Thank you for noticing 😀
This looks so yummy !!!!!! I love it!!
Thanks! I appreciate the pace and the clarity of your recipes!
Wow, thank you so much! I'm happy to hear you've been enjoying my recipes!
Glad to find this video Marc! It came in timely, as I happen to have a large bag of potatoes that I got from a charity event and have run out of ideas on cooking them! This is a keeper again! 😋
I'm happy to hear you enjoyed this! 😄 Korokke is another good way to use a bunch of potatoes.
I love this!!! Yumm I can’t wait to make it !!
Thanks Charity, hope you enjoy it!
Holy molly this tasted so good!!! Probably the best potato salad I’ve ever had?? As an egg lover 2 eggs was not enough for me so I went with 4 medium sized eggs 😅
😄Good call on the extra egg, I'm an egg lover myself and can totally get behind doubling the eggs. I'm glad to hear you enjoyed this so much!
I love this version. What an easy to follow video. Also appreciate the additional commentaries :) more japanese food please!
Glad to hear you enjoyed it Chelsea, I've got a lot more Japanese food coming this way😉
What a nice coincidence! I just bought kanikama this past weekend and saw your delicious salad recipe and then craved Japanese potato salad and saw this right below the YT suggestions. Thanks Marc! 🥳
You're welcome Steve, I think I have mosts of the basics of Japanese home cooking covered at this point but if you think any that you can't find a recipe for, let me know
Looks great! Potato salad's great anytime, but especially during summer!
Thanks Jay! I agree!
Nice, can’t wait to make this, the onion cucumber salt thing looks really interesting
Welcome to the channel! I hope you enjoy it! They give a nice crunch to the potato salad 😀
I love this, I miss this potato salad ..
Thanks! It's pretty easy to make😉
Yum! I can't eat ham tho so maybe I can chop up pieces of karaage to substitute... Looks delicious, thanks for the tute!
Karaage would be a great addition, but you could do it without any meat too as you've got plenty of protein from the eggs.
Can't wait to make this recipe! I picked up the ingredients today :o)
Awesome! I hope you enjoy it!
Alright I'm ready for ur recipe🙏🙏
Thanks for watching! This potato salad goes really well with my Chicken Nanban: ua-cam.com/video/S9c2F4dD-MU/v-deo.html
Brilliance! I just made one too 😊
Thanks! I'll check it out!
My mouth is watering 🤣
Time to make boil some potatoes? 😆
Yummy! Excited to make this one too!
I hope you enjoy it!
Hi Marc love your UA-cam and the bento show on NHK. What camera do you use for those close ups of you cutting ? They look so good!!
Hi Holly, thanks so much for tuning into Bento Expo and for the kind words! I shoot my videos using 3 cameras, a Sony a7r3, a Sony a7r2, and an iPhone 11 Pro. Most of it is shot on the a7r3, overhead cooking scenes and most slow motion chopping is with the iPhone, and closeups are shot on the on the a7r2.
美味しいね❤️
Thank you!
Marc the videography on this one is exceptionally well done. I haven't seen a reference to what slider, motorized head, or turntable you are using? I love the recipes too of course.
Thanks for noticing Kent. I use Edelkrone's motion control gear. For this one, I used their HeadOne and DollyOne, together and separately.
@@NoRecipes Thanks. I had a feeling it might be an Edelkrone system. I've had my eye on their gear for a while.
Hi mark, i checked your potato salad coz im thinking of something to side my main dish karage. We alao have our version of potato salad in Philippines, but yours is kinda diff. So im gonna try it. Thanks!
You're welcome Judy, I hope you enjoy it! I'm curious what the differences are with Filipino potato salad? It's so interesting how the same dish is made a little differently around the world😄
@@NoRecipes hi. We are putting pickle relish, carrots, celery stalk, sometimes we add.boiled chicken to have.protein, and the.potato are not.mashed, only boiled cut.in quarters or. Smaller sizes..mayonnaise.
@@judyrobas5123 Wow that's so interesting! I do love celery in potato salad, but have never tried making it with chicken. 👍🏽
@@NoRecipes you too are amazing and awesome, im fond watching your. Videos cause you speak english so.well and have a.full energy and explained very detailed! Always have a great day to you! 😊
in Spain we call that dish "Russian salad"
Hi Alex, it's funny that you mention that because Japanese potato salad is believed to have evolved from Olivier Salad (which is the Russian version of potato salad).
The “L” in yolk is silent, it’s pronounced like yoke :)
Hi Shawna, the "L" vocalization in words like yolk and folk varies by region so there is no hard and fast way it's pronounced. You can read more about it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L-vocalization#Modern_English
Ok interesting, I guess what I should say is where I’m from L is silent in words like yolk and salmon, I didn’t know it was pronounced in other places. I’m from Canada by the way
@@fuzzyx2face Good to know. To be honest, I kind of grew up all over the place so I'm not sure where I picked it up from. I pronounce salmon with a silent "l", but vocalize it in folk, yolk, chalk, polk, and caulk....
バイリンガルさんですか？😃
I can speak enough to get by here in Japan, but I can't read or write. 😉