You don’t need cabbage to make a terrific slaw. There are plenty of delicious and refreshing slaws that have been created and inspired by the unique and flavorful traditional coleslaw. Can a coleslaw without cabbage be called a coleslaw? Well, some may argue saying yes it can. Southern Living even call’s such slaws, “A more…
Coleslaw was introduced into the culinary world by the Dutch. Koolsla is the Dutch word for cabbage salad or coleslaw. It’s a simple salad or slaw consisting primarily of finely shredded raw cabbage (it can also be chopped) and a dressing, either made with a vinegar base or with mayonnaise. The latter is more commonly…
This is no ordinary coleslaw, as it has color, more than a typical green cabbage and orange carrot coleslaw. There are yellow carrots, golden beets, green onions and cilantro, along with red apples, and the zest of a blood orange. We tossed the typical mayonnaise dressing for a Honey Hibiscus Vinaigrette. Read More Here About…
