Name: Warm Watercress, Potato And Bacon Salad
Ingredients: 450 g Small new potatoes; (1lb); 225 g Streaky bacon; (8oz); 2 Branches of watercress; trimmed, washed and; ; dried; 2 tb Sunflower oil; 2 tb Wine vinegar

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Sainsbury9, Sainsbury’s	4	servings

INGREDIENTS

450	g	Small new potatoes; (1lb)
225	g	Streaky bacon; (8oz)
2		Branches of watercress; trimmed, washed and
		; dried
2	tb	Sunflower oil
2	tb	Wine vinegar

INSTRUCTIONS

Boil the potatoes in their skin.
Slice the bacon, leaving its rind on, into 1 inch (2.5 cm) lengths.
Fry to crisp in its own fat, in a non-stick pan.
Divide the watercress into four helpings and put them on four large plates.
Slice the warm or cold potatoes lengthways and put them on top of the
watercress.
Spoon out the bacon and sprinkle it on the potatoes.
Add the sunflower oil and the wine vinegar to the bacon fat, bring to the
boil, scrape up and sprinkle over the salads.
Serve.
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