- Jun 1, 2009
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This is similar to Peepless's Claremont salad, but it seems to be called Amish slaw when made this way:
1 cup vinegar (I use apple cider)
1 cup sugar
3/4 oil
1 t yellow mustard
1 t salt
1 t celery seed
Bring all that to a boil and pour it over chopped cabbage, onion and grated carrot.
It's always a hit at pot lucks and cook outs and it is great for make-ahead because you don't want it until it has had overnight or longer to marinate. I just turn the bowl whenever I think about it to keep it tossed. The longer it is in the fridge the better, so it lasts.
Yes, it's a lot of dressing, so serve it with a slotted spoon.
I discovered last night at a friend's BBQ that it is to-die-for on a sandwich with brisket and BBQ sauce!!
I have also recently discovered little gems called "jalapeno bread-n-butter" pickles, and they add a real nice zip to it when I chop some up and toss them in it.
It never fails to get recipe requests.
1 cup vinegar (I use apple cider)
1 cup sugar
3/4 oil
1 t yellow mustard
1 t salt
1 t celery seed
Bring all that to a boil and pour it over chopped cabbage, onion and grated carrot.
It's always a hit at pot lucks and cook outs and it is great for make-ahead because you don't want it until it has had overnight or longer to marinate. I just turn the bowl whenever I think about it to keep it tossed. The longer it is in the fridge the better, so it lasts.
Yes, it's a lot of dressing, so serve it with a slotted spoon.
I discovered last night at a friend's BBQ that it is to-die-for on a sandwich with brisket and BBQ sauce!!
I have also recently discovered little gems called "jalapeno bread-n-butter" pickles, and they add a real nice zip to it when I chop some up and toss them in it.
It never fails to get recipe requests.