
This potato bowl with avocado and tomato salad is the ultimate comfort food. Crunchy, spiced potato cubes mingle with fresh greens and creamy avocado. Super quick to put together—everyone's gonna love it.
Simply Tasty
These crispy potatoes give the bowl a savory twist, while the combo of avocado and tomatoes keeps things bright. The homemade dressing with olive oil, lemon, garlic, and a bit of honey really makes it pop. Perfect when you're in a rush.
What's Inside
- Dressing: Grab olive oil, lemon, garlic, honey, plus salt and pepper.
- Salad: Leafy greens, avocado, cherry tomatoes.
- Potatoes: Waxy potatoes, 2 tbsp olive oil, paprika powder, seasonings.
How To Pull It Off
- Serving
- Arrange the potatoes over the salad, pour the dressing on top, and you're good to go.
- Dressing
- Whisk all the dressing ingredients together until creamy, then taste to adjust.
- Salad
- Toss the greens, tomatoes, and avocado together, stick the bowl in the fridge to chill.
- Potatoes
- Cube, season, and throw in a 225°C oven until they're all crispy.
Fresh Twists
Some fresh herbs take the potatoes up a notch. You could add bell peppers, cucumber, or red onion into the salad too. Toasted seeds are awesome for crunch.
Always Fits
This bowl works for lunch, dinner, or as a grill side. Quick and filling, totally refreshing. Super awesome on warm days, too.

Easy To Switch Up
Swap honey for agave if you want it vegan. Mix things up with any veggies or spice mixes you like, or change the salad leaves. You'll never get bored.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Why do you salt the potatoes after baking?
- If you add salt after baking, the potatoes go even crunchier. Too early, and they can get soggy from the extra moisture.
- → Can I prep the potatoes in advance?
- Potatoes straight from the oven are hands-down the best—still crisp and hot. If you prep and stash them, they lose that crunch.
- → What kind of salad should I use?
- Any leafy stuff works. If you toss in a mix of greens, it gives a better bite and more flavors.
- → How do I know my avocado is ripe?
- Give it a gentle squeeze. Ripe ones give a little, but don't feel mushy.
- → Can I make the dressing ahead?
- Yep! When you keep the dressing sealed tight in the fridge, it’s good for 2–3 days. The garlicky kick gets even stronger.