
🇺🇦 UkraineCatalog recipe
Neat cubes of potato, carrot, egg, ham and pickle folded into mayonnaise and chilled — the salad every Ukrainian holiday table is built around.
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Nothing to juggle — one thing at a time.
For 8 servings.
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Boil the potatoes and carrots in their skins until just tender, about 20 minutes; hard-boil the eggs alongside.
💡 Cooking in the skin keeps the cubes firm instead of watery.
Cool everything completely, then peel.
Dice the potatoes, carrots, eggs, ham and pickles into neat, even 1 cm cubes.
💡 The uniform dice is the whole aesthetic — don't rush it.
Fold together with the peas and mayonnaise; season with salt.
Chill at least 1 hour, then finish with dill before serving.
Invented in 19th-century Moscow by chef Lucien Olivier and reinvented across the Soviet world, Olivier became the centerpiece of post-war holiday tables in Ukraine, where every family guards its own proportions and additions.
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