Video:Coleslaw With Vinegar Dressing
with Chef William RichardsLearn how to make coleslaw with vinegar dressing for your next picnic or to have a as a side at dinner. Here, see step-by-step instructions for making coleslaw with vinegar dressing.See Transcript
Transcript:Coleslaw With Vinegar Dressing
Hi I'm Chef William Richards for About.com.About Coleslaw With Vinegar Dressing
Shredded cabbage is always the main ingredient for a coleslaw recipe. Tradition coleslaw dressings are either mayonnaise-based, vinegar or a combination of both. Here’s a vinegar-based coleslaw recipe that's a perfect side dish for your next picnic.Cabbage for the Coleslaw With Vinegar Dressing
You're going to start off with 5 cups of 1 medium-sized head of cabbage. Shred or chop the cabbage into small bite-size pieces. Add 3 shredded carrots, 2 tbsp of sweet onions and 1 sliced green pepper. You’re going to start off with 5 cups or 1 medium sized head of cabbage. Shred or chop the cabbage into small bite size pieces. Add 3 shredded carrots, 2 tbsp of sweet onions and 1 sliced green pepper.How to Make Vinegar Dressing for Coleslaw
For your dressing you'll need:- ¼ cup sugar
- ½ tsp salt
- ¼ cup white vinegar
- 2 tbsp vegetable oil
Instructions for Making Coleslaw With Vinegar Dressing
Combine the dressing ingredients together in a small bowl and mix thoroughly. Pour the dressing over the vegetables, cover and refrigerate for about an hour. Consider some other variations to this vinegar-based coleslaw including red cabbage and red pepper. Or get even more creative by adding more fresh vegetables. Chop up some cucumbers, spinach and fresh cilantro to complement this vinegar-based dressing. If you’re going to a picnic, bring your salad in a sealed container that can also act as a serving dish. To avoid spoilage, make sure your salad isn’t sitting in the hot sun for more than 1-2 hours. After 2 hours, return your salad to a sealed container and store it in a cooler away in the shade. Be safe and dispose of leftovers. Food borne illness is usually caused by cross contamination from other food and dirty hands.Thanks for watching. To learn more visit us on the web at About.com
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