Thursday, June 30, 2011
Coleslaw updated
Nothing better to cool down a hot evening or a spicy main dish like coleslaw.
My grandmother had her favorite: shredded green cabbage soaked in salted water
to crisp it, then drained. A dash of vinegar, sugar to balance the tang, and mayonnaise to taste.
Mixed well, perhaps a bit of red cabbage for color, and a sprinkle of dried mustard for
spice. Simple and delicious, and you probably already have a variation of it.
But want trying to impress at a summer potluck? Try this variation via Martha Stewart.
Napa cabbage, radishes, daikon, and a zingy dressing that will knock the socks off of
your conventional slaw. Find it here.
My grandmother had her favorite: shredded green cabbage soaked in salted water
to crisp it, then drained. A dash of vinegar, sugar to balance the tang, and mayonnaise to taste.
Mixed well, perhaps a bit of red cabbage for color, and a sprinkle of dried mustard for
spice. Simple and delicious, and you probably already have a variation of it.
But want trying to impress at a summer potluck? Try this variation via Martha Stewart.
Napa cabbage, radishes, daikon, and a zingy dressing that will knock the socks off of
your conventional slaw. Find it here.
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