Coleslaw recipe recommendations??

Pupsnpullets

Songster
11 Years
Joined
Mar 9, 2008
Messages
1,076
Reaction score
22
Points
193
Location
SoCal desert
Pretty much any coleslaw I've tasted (usually commercially made) has been bland and unappetizing. Can anyone share a nice recipe?

Thanks.
 
Do a google search for Bob Evans cole slaw. It's great; has kale in it also, which gives it a pretty color accent and adds a little zing to the flavor. It's my DH's favorite.
 
This is an old recipe out of the St. Louis Post Dispatch.

Shred up a head of cabbage, green pepper, onion. S & P. Add 1 cup boiling water over all and let set one hour. Drain well. For dressing, take 2/3 cup vinegar, 2/3 cup oil (you can change it around if its a little tangy) one cup sugar, celery seed, mustard seed and onion salt. Mix well and pour over drained cabbage/veg. mixture. Chill before serving. You can add a little more of this and less of that, but using red and green peppers makes it very pretty and it keeps forever. I also shred carrots in mine.
 
Last edited:
This is my grandmother's slaw recipe. Yum yum!

GRANDMA'S SLAW

1 head cabbage, shredded
1/2 c. shredded carrot
1/2 c. raisins (if you must)

dash celery salt
1 tsp. prepared mustard
2 tsp. sugar
1 tbsp vinegar
mayonnaise to make one cup of dressing

Combine cabbage, carrots and raisins. In separate bowl, mix next 5 ingredients. Add
to cabbage mixture. Mix well. Refrigerate overnight for best flavor.
 
Had a recipe of the KFC knockoff recipe for their cole slaw...it required buttermilk in the recipe! I've tried the regular and low fat and both are delicious!
 
once in a while i like a change from mayo type slaw so i make this... i mix oil and vinegar with a little sugar salt and pepper and pour it over slaw and craisins.. you can add a little onion if you like.. i like it a little sweet so i add more sugar to taste before you pour it on
 
Something I add to mine to make it zingy is a dab of horse radish. Amazing how good it is. Make sure you add a little and adjust to taste.

I also let it sit in the frig for at least a day. Don't drench it with dressing because after it sits it will be too runny. Stir it a couple of times during frig time. Once the dressing soaks in you have perfect coleslaw.
 

New posts New threads Active threads

Back
Top Bottom