Lebanese Potato Salad with Sumac


This light and refreshing Lebanese potato salad skips the mayo and leans into bright Mediterranean flavors with fresh lemon juice, olive oil, lots of herbs, and a hint of tangy sumac. It’s great served warm, at room temperature, or chilled.

This Lebanese potato salad is fresh, herby, and citrusy, and comes together with just a few ingredients. We’re cooking good things with our friends at Perry and Suns Farms using their mild yellow onions for even more flavor and crunch. So, start by boiling the potatoes until fork tender. And while that cools slightly, make the dressing. A good amount of olive oil, tangy sumac, a few cloves of grated garlic, fresh squeezed lemon juice, and your favorite tender herbs. I’m using parsley, mint, and green onions. Then add your sliced onions to that mixture and give everything a good toss. And finally, add the warm potatoes and give everything a gentle mix. This potato salad is simple, vibrant, and delicious served warm or at room temp. How good does that look?