
Cook the Potatoes
Gently simmer the small red potatoes until just tender, then drain and let them steam-dry for a few minutes.

Fold the potatoes into the tangy yogurt dressing while they are still a little warm, and the seasoning settles right in. After a chill, fresh dill gives this creamy salad its unmistakable garden scent.
Plain Greek yogurt gives this potato salad a creamy texture that still feels fresh and light. Dill, chives, and scallions bring bright herb flavor, while folding the potatoes into the dressing when they are just warm helps the seasoning settle into every bite. It is especially well suited for cookouts, picnics, grilled meats, and sandwiches.

I like this salad because it feels a little lighter than some of the potato salads I make, but it still has plenty of flavor. I let the potatoes cool until they are just warm before I mix everything together. They seem to soak up the dill and chives better that way. This is one I often put on the table when hamburgers or grilled chicken are on the menu.

Gently simmer the small red potatoes until just tender, then drain and let them steam-dry for a few minutes.

Stir together Greek yogurt, dill, scallions, chives, salt, and pepper until creamy and evenly mixed.

Cut the warm potatoes into bite-sized chunks and fold them gently into the dressing.
Cover and refrigerate the salad for at least 1 hour so it cools and the flavors blend.
Stir gently and add fresh dill, chives, or coarsely ground black pepper if desired.

Fold the potatoes into the tangy yogurt dressing while they are still a little warm, and the seasoning settles right in. After a chill, fresh dill gives this creamy salad its unmistakable garden scent.
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8 servings — Serving size: About ¾ cup
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