Worldview Everlasting — Real Ultimate Potato Salad
July 19th, 2011
I’m sure most of you follow Pastor Fisk’s Worldview Everlasting and especially his Greek 2sdays, but he just came out with the newest concept — episode 1 of Cooking with Rev Fisk!
Many years ago when the kids were young and I couldn’t find good quality potato salad in the deli of the local grocery store, I made my own. I guarantee you that the recipe Pastor Fisk and family shows here is much better than even what I came up with, even though people raved about my recipe. I’m just waiting for the opportunity to try out his recipe; I’m sure many of you will feel the same.
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Fascinating! Adding meat to a potato salad almost makes it a one dish dinner.
Our midwest potato salad had onions. Here, when you go for BBQ, they put onion rings on the side, so you can put them on your brisket or your potato salad. [Commercial potato salad usually needs the help.]
Meat and potato salad? I am going to have to give this recipe a try just to experience it. Being a “Seattle boy” I haven’t ever seen anything like this.
OK – this is interesting recipe. The Scandinavian tint would require dill and a sweet mustard. I bet it tastes great though.
That aint no chefs hat. Those are 3 cute kids though.
I’m hungry now!!
This is not my grandmother’s potato salad! I am too “traditional” to accept this “contemporary” recipe for something that should not be changed. Why would one ever want to change what has worked so well for so long? For me there is only one way to make potato salad and this is just too extreme. (well maybe there is another way since I have also accepted German potato salad, but that’s it).
RevFisk has a great understanding of theology, but here I believe he has gone too far. Don’t mess with my traditional tastes. But that’s just my opinion….
I thought it was great. Putting meat into it was a neat twist and I’ll have to try it. Ditto on the onions, life does not exist w/o onions. The kids were adorable
I say kudos to him for doing it. Gave me quite a few smiles along the way.
We haven’t heard what your Grandmother put into potato salad, Pr. Kusko.
Care to elaborate?
@Rev. James Kusko #6
Pastor Kusko:
Fusion is a terrific concept for cookong, but not so much for theology or worship. I gotta agree with other commentors on the onions, but cranberries and raisens? Now that’s a leap of faith. Christ said “Feed my sheep…” but potato salad? Hmmm…