This warm and comforting pressure cooker potato salad blends tender potatoes with crispy bacon, tangy vinegar, and a flavorful onion dressing for a quick and delicious side dish or snack.
6cupspeeled potatoescut in halves if large — Yukon gold or red work best
12slicesbaconcrispy
1mediumonionchopped fine
0.5cupvinegarwhite or apple cider
0.25cupwaterto balance the tang
4tablespoonssugaradjust to taste
1teaspoonsalt
0.25teaspoonblack pepper
1.5teaspoonscelery seedsclassic touch
1tablespoonDijon or spicy mustardoptional for a little kick
2-3tablespoonschopped fresh parsleyto toss in at the end
Instructions
Instructions
First, you toss your potatoes in the cooker with enough water to cover them. You seal up the lid tight, then set it to pressure cook for about 8-10 minutes until they’re just tender but not mushy.
Quick release that pressure carefully — watch the valve hiss out steam, it’s your cue to open up.
While the taters cook, fry up that bacon in a skillet till it’s crispy. Set it aside on some paper towels, but save two tablespoons of the bacon fat in the pan.
Add your chopped onions to that warm bacon fat. Sauté till they get all translucent and soft — about 4-5 minutes. You’ll notice a sweet smell real quick.
Now stir in the vinegar, water, sugar, salt, black pepper, celery seeds, and your mustard if you’re usin it. Let this simmer for couple minutes so everything gets to know each other well.
Cut those cooked potatoes into bite-sized chunks and gently mix ’em in the skillet with your tangy onion dressing.
Finally, crumble up that bacon and toss it in. Let the whole thing heat through for 2-3 minutes and then you’re ready to serve up warm and hearty hot German potato salad.
Notes
Serve this hot German potato salad warm topped with crunchy bacon and fresh parsley.