Love a salad that packs a punch? Try this spicy potato salad inspired by one of my favourite North African spices - harissa. This recipe is so easy to make, requiring just 10 ingredients!
Cook potatoes - place potatoes in a pot of cold water, and bring to the boil. Boil 20 minutes, or until potatoes are tender. You know they are cooked when you can stick a knife in them and the knife goes straight through.
Combine harissa spice, olive oil, salt and pepper and lemon juice in a small bowl and whisk until combined.
Once potatoes are cooked, drain water and roughly chop potatoes in half.
Add harissa mix and spring onions/green onions to potatoes and stir.
In a large salad bowl, lay out arugula/rocket.
Top with potato mix and toss.
Add fetta, mint and sprinkle over pine nuts.
Adjust salt and pepper to taste.
Notes
Note 1 - in Australia, the tiniest potatoes I would use would be chat potatoes. In America, I use the smallest potatoes I can find. Baby red potatoes work a treat, or any others that you can find! We have some beauties here that are mixed colour which are wonderful. If you can't find small potatoes, use a red potato like a russet and just cup them into halves or quarters.Note 2 - harissa is easy to find in most supermarkets. In Australia, Master Foods have a harissa spice that is found in supermarkets. In America, I found mine in World Market. If you can't find it, I might suggest using a spice mix of cumin, coriander, cayenne (just a smidge) and paprika. I haven't tried it, but these spices marry well together.Note 3 - I'm really bad at measuring things like salad leaves! About 3 decent sized handfuls should be enough, but it really depends on how many people you are aiming to feed or how many leftovers you want!