Young potatoes with dill
1 serving
40 minutes
Young potatoes with dill is a classic dish of Russian cuisine that embodies the simplicity and taste of home cooking. Its popularity is believed to have started long ago when young tubers were especially valued for their tender texture and rich flavor. In this recipe, the potatoes are left in their skins, giving them a unique velvetiness inside and a crispy crust outside. Frying in oil makes them golden and aromatic, while Svan salt adds a piquant depth of flavor. Fresh dill completes the composition, adding freshness and lightness to the dish. This potato pairs wonderfully with meat dishes or can be enjoyed on its own, symbolizing coziness and warm family meals.

1
Wash the potatoes, but leave the skin on.
- New potatoes: 350 g
2
Fry until golden brown in a large amount of vegetable oil.
- New potatoes: 350 g
3
Then place on paper towels to drain excess oil.
4
Sprinkle with Svan salt and dill.
- Svanetian salt: 5 g
- Dill: 5 g









