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Originally Posted by A/C guy's chick Okay Jerry try this one...it's GREAT...trust me Shred one large green cabbage ( about 3 pounds) and one large onion and put into a heat resistance bowl. In a small saucepan , bring 1/2 cup barbecue sauce of choice, 1/4 cup apple-cider vinegar and 1 cup of water to a boil. Remove from heat and pour over the cabbage and onion. Stir well to mix. Chill for at least 1 hour to marinate. Stir in 1/4 cup of light mayonnaise and serve, or cover and refrigerate for up to 3 days... Enjoy..Ila Sounds good Ila. I'll try it. But I think I'll use regular Mayo. I need the calories.
K F C slaw is good for fast food. I agree with you.
The Book I'll bet a shiny new dime you have The Joy Of Cooking. Que' No! I like the recipe for BarBQ slaw. Page 97. I'd increase the Worcester by twice, the vinegar by 1/3rd, cut the scallions by1/3rd and doubled the sugar. Hate to say it, as it's not a homey, but Kentucky Fried has a great slaw too.
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Okay Jerry try this one...it's GREAT...trust me Shred one large green cabbage ( about 3 pounds) and one large onion and put into a heat resistance bowl. In a small saucepan , bring 1/2 cup barbecue sauce of choice, 1/4 cup apple-cider vinegar and 1 cup of water to a boil. Remove from heat and pour over the cabbage and onion. Stir well to mix. Chill for at least 1 hour to marinate. Stir in 1/4 cup of light mayonnaise and serve, or cover and refrigerate for up to 3 days... Enjoy..Ila
my grandmother (bless her German soul) put dice apple in her's
I found that crushed pineapple makes it too juicy and that runs around the plate to everything. Drained can of chunk works much better.
I don't care for the pineapple variation, altho some folks do,,,,
Originally Posted by Fabrk8r That's the first I've heard of that idea...and it sounds really good! I'll be trying that. Thanks! Okay, armed with the 'combined' information from above I tried making coleslaw again. It was good butttttttt....... What I did was use Kraft Cole Slaw dressing. Shredded cabbage from scratch, crushed pineapple from scratch, minced onion, and shredded carrot. It looked a little whimpy so I added some mayo. Let it sit in the refrigerator over night. No rave reviews but at least no one threw it at me. I think that the pineapple didn't work with the minced onion. Oh well, "back to the drawing board" as they say.
cole slaw mixed with pinto/baked beans is AWSOME
my inlaws make a cole slaw with shredded lettuce,mayo,corn,diced tomato a little onion and little salt . it has to be made to eat because lettuse gets soggy kinda quick . i like it , we joke and call it mexican cole slaw.
Originally Posted by coolerfixer From the restaurants I used to own, here you go. Super simple recipe. Cabbage, of course. It can be shredded or chopped. A little grated carrot for color. The secret ingredient? Onion! Fine chop half a sweet onion to add in. The sauce is really easy too. We never measured, just mix to taste. Start with some mayo, like a cup maybe. Then drizzle in red wine vinegar till you thin it a little. Add fine ground black pepper till it looks right, not too much though. White sugar, you have to add a fair amount to get it to just sweet. Then drizzle more red wine vinegar to get the consistency you want. Don't over thin it, if you do, it won't stick to the slaw. Stir the sauce until the sugar is mixed in well, then pour onto cabbage mixture and seal in a tupperware or similar.It's best if you can let the slaw set in the fridge for at least an hour before serving. Sounds great! I am going to add a little pineapple also.
From the restaurants I used to own, here you go. Super simple recipe. Cabbage, of course. It can be shredded or chopped. A little grated carrot for color. The secret ingredient? Onion! Fine chop half a sweet onion to add in. The sauce is really easy too. We never measured, just mix to taste. Start with some mayo, like a cup maybe. Then drizzle in red wine vinegar till you thin it a little. Add fine ground black pepper till it looks right, not too much though. White sugar, you have to add a fair amount to get it to just sweet. Then drizzle more red wine vinegar to get the consistency you want. Don't over thin it, if you do, it won't stick to the slaw. Stir the sauce until the sugar is mixed in well, then pour onto cabbage mixture and seal in a tupperware or similar.It's best if you can let the slaw set in the fridge for at least an hour before serving.
Originally Posted by Ron Also found that a drained can of chunk pineapple makes it even better. That's the first I've heard of that idea...and it sounds really good! I'll be trying that. Thanks!
Do you like the Vinegar slaw? if so I have a recipe for you. We smoked 2 whole hogs and made 100 lbs of potato salad and 60 lb of slaw for a American Legion Fund Raiser last weekend. had 85 lbs of Pulled pork, oh and the Baked Beans were amazing if anyone wants the tips email me Crego97@yahoo.com
Been making slaw since I was a kid and my favorite for the dressing has always been Henri's Tas-Tee. Also found that a drained can of chunk pineapple makes it even better.
I have been hooked on cole slaw for years. I'm not into the vinigary type .... I like creamy. Now my favorate place I use to eat at that had it was a resterant that was making it with the packaged stuff that they were getting the sauce out of sysco. Looked into it and decided the packages they get it were way to big for me to do anything with. Over the years I have messed with differant mixtures trying to duplicate what the sysco stuff was like but never did perfect it exactly ( good but not perfect ) . Besides with all the half and half or creme ....... wasn't all that health lol lighthouse brand isn't bad as a quick backup if you don't have time to make it
I cheat. I buy a bag of shredded cabbage and a bottle of Kraft coleslaw dressing, mix it together and let it sit in the fridge a few hours. It's easy and I like the taste, especially with BBQ and beer.
Cole Slaw. I love cole slaw and have tasted some pretty good versions over the years. I love to cook but my cole slaw always tastes so-so. Is there any cole slaw master chefs with some advice and/or trade secrets. Tis the season for cole slaw.
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