With a family divided into opposing camps over mayonnaise, I developed a semi-creamy coleslaw that everybody likes. If you like your coleslaw creamier, add about 1/2 cup mayonnaise to the prepared slaw and mix until evenly distributed.
| 2 | Tbsp. red- or white-wine vinegar | |
| 1 | Tbsp. sugar | |
| ~ | Pinch of sea salt | |
| ~ | Freshly ground black pepper | |
| ½ | cup extra-virgin olive oil | |
| 1 | large head green or red cabbage |
Culinate editor’s notes: For truly thin slivers of cabbage, use a mandoline instead of a knife; for faster prep, shred the cabbage in a food processor.
Caraway seeds are a nice addition to this dish.
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1. by Annika on Jul 25, 2007 at 6:08 PM PDT
Spectacular coleslaw!
I was making an All-American dinner for some of my old school friends, and I came across this recipe on your site. I was worried about what I would make, because one of the woman had a son that was supposedly very picky. I decided I couldn’t go wrong with coleslaw, and sure enough, everybody loved it and wanted the recipe! However, I would recommend the extra 1/2 cup of mayo, because it defiantly could have been a bit creamier.
2. by eamonm on Jan 24, 2009 at 6:13 PM PST
I like using a mixture of buttermilk and mayonnaise, say 50-50 mix. The buttermilk adds a nice tang to the slaw.
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