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Recipes for Home Made Coleslaw?
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I often add a little nutmeg (brings out flavour of cabbage) and a squirt or 2 of tabasco for a bit of bite. I either use a bit of yogurt with my mayo or jus mayo itself.
To stop it going sloppy add a little mayo at a time until you have the consistencey that you want and try to make coleslaw only an hour or 2 before you use it."A banker is a fellow who lends you his umbrella when the sun is shining, but wants it back the minute it begins to rain." Mark Twain0 -
I sometimes add a skinned chopped orange to my HM coleslaw - think posh name for this is Florida coleslaw!!0
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1 Small red cabbage finely shredded
1 carrot grated
a little finely chopped red onion
half a grated raw beetroot
mayonnaise
splash of white wine vinegar
I mixed up the vinegar and some mayonnaise until it tasted a bit like salad cream then I added it to the rest of the mayonnaise, and added it to the veg.
I forgot to add the beetroot this time as I read on another thread to put that in last. But it was still lovely. (and pink!)May all your dots fall silently to the ground.0 -
We make ours with white cabbage, carrots and onions, but also add grated celeriac, which gives it a really nice taste (I don't really like celeriac cooked, but its lovely raw).
Then dress with whatever takes your fancy - mayo, fromage frais, just a little oil and some white wine vinegar... Sometimes we add mustard or garlic or chilli - it really depends what we are going to be eating it with.
Yummy!:D
Piglet0 -
An easy-peasy and different coleslaw from an American friend of mine:
Shred cabbage
Add a tin of well drained crushed pineapple
Add mayonaise/salad cream as preferred.
Voila - very tasty and very refreshing too.0 -
My recipe is very cheap and so tasty that when I visit friends they often ask me to take a bowl of my homemade coleslaw.
Finely slice about a quarter of a white cabbage
Grate 2 big carrots ( 3 or 4 little ones )
stir together in a bowl with a couple of big dollops of Tesco Value MayonaiseFool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me three times and I'll smash your face in.0 -
I sometimes add cashews and chopped dried apricots to my coleslaw to make it more exciting!It's better to beg forgiveness than ask permission.0
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For a low fat version i use red cabbage and white cabbage
red onion or chives from the garden
carrot
apple
Low fat mayo made a bit runnier with balsamic vinegar from Lidl.
its yummy with bar-b-que stuff0 -
Thanks for all your ideas goning to try some with my HM cornbeef and onion pie i made today..... didn;t relise that everything i am eating tonight, is going to be HM including the bread...Hoping that when I start looking after the pennies, and the pounds will take care of them selves :j0
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I have been given the task of making coleslaw on Boxing Day for a buffet and 25 people will be there. Now I know that this isn't really a big deal but I just don't know what to use for the dressing part as I find that mayonnaise can be a bit dominating, I'd like to make it a bit lighter. Also, I've had a thought to add some chopped fresh cranberries ... would that be horrible? or great?
I'd love any suggestions so that I can relax about it!:smileyhea "here, hare, here" :smileyhea0
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