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Wednesday, September 8

Slain by Slaw  
Its a wonderful thing that I realized that the mayo goopy "dressing" on what most people think as coleslaw is completely optional. The base of true coleslaw is the crunchy cabbage, sweet apples, and tart vinegar & mustard. Additional items can be added, such as:

celery
cucumbers
onions, red or green
raisins
bell peppers

Also, your seasoning choices/additions include:
celery seed
chile peppers/powder
parsley (flat leaf)

I made a large batch (4 generous servings) on Monday, and when its gone I might make it again with variations, like the Asian style I made earlier this summer, or just using other veg (add jicama, maybe?).

Just don't believe it that "coleslaw" has to be greasy/fatty and can't be refreshing, light, crunchy, and spicy!

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