
Cook and Cool the Potatoes
Start the red potatoes in cold salted water, simmer until tender but still holding their shape, then drain, cool completely, and slice.

Marinated artichokes make this potato salad feel sharper and fresher than the usual creamy bowl. A little ground hazelnut lends richness while the green beans keep their bite.
This Parmesan Potato Salad offers a fresh twist on a classic favorite, combining tender red potatoes with green beans, marinated artichokes, Parmesan cheese, and a creamy herb dressing! The flavors are savory, bright, and layered, with just enough richness from the Parmesan and finely ground hazelnuts to make the salad feel a little special. It's an excellent make-ahead dish for picnics, luncheons, holiday meals, and family gatherings.

I always think this salad looks a little nicer than most potato salads, especially once the Parmesan and parsley go over the top. It tastes best after it has had time to sit in the refrigerator for a while because all the flavors seem to find each other. If I know company is coming, this is one I like to make ahead so it's already finished and waiting for me.

Start the red potatoes in cold salted water, simmer until tender but still holding their shape, then drain, cool completely, and slice.

Finely grind the hazelnuts, then combine them with the creamy cucumber dressing, parsley, and Parmesan cheese.

Cook the green beans until tender, drain and cool them thoroughly, then combine them gently with the sliced potatoes and artichoke hearts.

Fold in the creamy dressing until everything is evenly coated, then cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
Stir the chilled salad gently and finish with additional Parmesan or parsley if desired.

Marinated artichokes make this potato salad feel sharper and fresher than the usual creamy bowl. A little ground hazelnut lends richness while the green beans keep their bite.
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About 8 cups — Serving size: About 1 cup
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