This recipe is inspired by the simple thinking Arabian cuisine undertakes.
Potato salad = potato + salad.
Where ever did mayo get into the story? 
Perfect for those who don’t like mayo 
Serves: 4
Ingredients:
1 large potato
1 medium tomato
1 Lebanese cucumber
1 cup chopped lettuce
1 spring onion, finely diced
1 medium finely grated carrot
2 small-med cloves garlic, crushed
5-10 sprigs fresh parsley, finely diced
salt, pepper, mixed spice, dried mint, olive oil, juice of half a lemon
Method:
Wash, peel and cube the potato.
Cook the cubes in boiling water, or in the microwave until soft.
Drain from the water and place in a bowl. Leave aside to cool.
Meanwhile, dice the tomato and cucumber.
Place all the vegetables into a serving bowl (including the garlic and parsley).
Add the salt, pepper, spices, and mint.
Toss until well combined.
Add a large drizzle of olive oil (or your favourite type) and the juice of half a lemon.
Add the potato when it has cooled, and toss until the potato is evenly coated with the spices.
Can prepare up to 30 minutes in advance, but no more so that the vegetables don’t droop!
If you leave out the salt and spices, you can leave the veggies in the fridge for up 4 hours.
Before serving, add the potato, spices, oil and lemon juice, then:
Devour!
I love your adjectives! Also, my wife and I would both love this salad. It’s so colorful. Love the flavors.
Looks delicious – and your titles are so inspired! This will be good for us at the moment without mayo as we are trying to shift a few kilos (incredibly boring but necessary)!
I have to say you have a good point–how did mayo get included in this recipe? I’m sure it’s just as delicious without it!
Very delicious, like it also without the mayo, nice pictures.
Haha, it takes a bit of effort to think of appropriate adjectives
I must say, I don’t know who invented this mayo business, but I like this simple thinking… I think Arabian cuisine uses it a lot, another example of this is with mashed potato… They just mash it and add spices/oil… Why the milk and butter?
Enjoy!