Skordalia (Greek Potato and Garlic Dip)
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By panda85
Santa Barbara, CA
on June 16, 2013
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My family really enjoyed this on Fathers Day, though you definitely have to be a garlic lover. I served it on Belgian endive leaves which cut the sharpness of the garlic. Next time I'd try it with roasted garlic. Thanks to FRESNO, 43 for pointing out the mistake in the recipe. I naturally put the T of salt in the water and used only a pinch with the garlic, but the recipe DOES say the T + goes in the dip! Also, while the garlic works great in a processor, NEVER put potatoes in a processor. Use a food mill or mash with a fork.
By bob3502_12870655
FRESNO, 43
on May 15, 2010
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food says
The T and t of salt goes into the water for boiling.
But that is not what the recipe or directions say.
It says put the T & t in the dish!
Perhaps it would be worth it to test with less salt and then add more if needed.
By karen.albrecht_...
Allfood, 52
on January 24, 2010
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The person who said too much salt and anyone reading this recipe... it it only a generous pinch of salt going into the recipe (controlled by the pincher. The T and t of salt goes into the water for boiling. This looks good, I will try it out.
By ladgyn01
Upstate, SC
on September 14, 2009
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When I lived in Washington there was a place called Zorba's Cafe that was a Greek dine-in/carry out place. They had the best skordalia in the world and I'd never been able to duplicate it.... until now. I used 4 red potatoes (all I had and an entire head of garlic (about 16 cloves in all that I pureed in the food processor with some course salt and olive oil to make a paste. I whipped my potatoes (after boiling them threw in the garlic paste, 1/2 cup of olive oil, and 1/3 cup of RICE WINE vinegar. This stuff packs an amazing punch! Alot of other recipes also use the almonds but I prefer it without them. Maybe as a garnish on top if you're using the skordalia on a crudites platter. Garlic lovers will really like it and it will give your a taste of what Zorba's offered and were famous for.
By susan.poulos_10...
Greenville, SC
on June 24, 2009
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Please do NOT use instant Potatoes in this dish. I was married to a Greek and they did not use Almonds. They used to mash the Garlic before food processors came along, just Salt to taste. I think 8 cloves of Garlic is too much for 2 Potatoes. I used 4. Just use fresh Potatoes Please !!!
The Greek God's will be angry if you don't....
By welchkatelyna_1...
Stoneham, MA
on February 05, 2009
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I followed the recipe step by step how it was to be done and I found the results to be WAY too salty!!! In fact, I threw it out next time I'll definitly use less salt. I've had Skordalia many times and it's always been great! This recipe, I think, calls for too much salt. Also a tip to make this easier, instead of spending time making a paste, just throw it in the food processor!!
By karenmendocha_8...
North Wales, PA
on September 05, 2007
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This was not necessarily what I would classify as an easy recipe, just because of all of the equipment used, although it certainly wasn't difficult, either. The results were so good, I'll probably make it on a regular basis.
By trent1_7332457
carlingford
on March 01, 2007
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absolutley perfect, this one of the best rececipes for garlic potato I have ever had
By atsakrios_909027
camarillo, CA
on August 27, 2004
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a much easier way for great skordalia is to use INSTANT mashed potatoes (with hot waterand a garlic press. I use my hand mixer for easy cleanup and nix the almonds (unless you use ONLY almonds and no potato E.V.Olive Oil and lots of it,and good wine vinegar in alternate doses- finishing with oil. Season to taste. Add one egg yolk at the very end to make it creamy- enjoy. ATT