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IamMadMan

somebody shut me the fark up.
Joined
Jul 30, 2011
Location
Pemberton, New Jersey
The summer has started and around Memorial Day the is a lot of requests for coleslaw recipes. Here is some basic history on the dish and some recipes.

Over the years I have tried these and found them to be unique in their own manner. They have all been tested and are all worthy of being put on my table. There are many recipes in the forum, but these are the ones I have tested and saved.

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I can vouch for some of the Patio Daddio formulations in your list.

Back in the day the Kentucky Fried Chicken coleslaw was the bomb, partially because the finely chopped texture was perfect for a pulled pork sandwich, and also because the flavor was great. I had to wheel and deal with the local franchise owner, but he allowed me to pre-order a few days ahead and would sell it by the 1/2 pound. One time I took him a big sloppy PP sandwich wrapped up in tin foil, and 3 or 4 ribs. Then he caught on.
 
The 'cock of the walk' recipe has been my go-to for years. I think the important tip to slaw is to allow it time to rest and for the cabbage to break down a bit. In my experience, it's almost always a 'this will be better tomorrow' dish.
 
Don't know who it was but learned here about adding just a little horseradish to your slaw and it really takes it up a notch.

Also try adding some jalapeno to Neil's (Bigmista's) slaw that was listed first.
 
You can buy a chef's knife + a food processor for $99.

Used to go fly-fishing with a really good cook. He'd bring his slaw bowl and ulu. Chef knife would be interesting in a bowl.
Your house your rules though.
 
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