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Warm potatoes soaked in vinegar and warm broth — Vienna's classic potato salad, made without mayonnaise.
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In Austria potatoes are called Erdäpfel, 'earth apples.' Viennese potato salad uses no mayonnaise; instead, vinegar, oil, and warm broth are added to just-boiled warm potatoes for a moist result. It's an essential side for schnitzel, and the secret is to toss it until slightly creamy.
Boil the potatoes in their skins and peel while hot once a skewer slides in easily.
Mince the onion very finely.
Dissolve the beef stock powder in water, warm it, and mix in the wine vinegar, mustard, sugar, salt, and pepper.
Slice the warm potatoes 5mm thick, add the onion, and pour over the warm broth to coat.
Add the sunflower oil and toss gently until the potatoes break down slightly and turn creamy, then let stand 15 minutes to absorb the flavors.
Plate and scatter with green onion. Best eaten at about body temperature.