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Makes
about six heaping cups of slaw
Author Notes
I haven’t met many slaws that I don’t like, but I count this broccoli slaw as one of my all-time favorites. It’s a great dish to take to a picnic or potluck since the broccoli stands up well to the dressing and it’s easy to transport and serve. The pomegranate molasses really makes this slaw special. It tints the yogurt dressing a lovely crimson color, and the flavor plays beautifully with the broccoli, carrots, apple and mint. I also like to add pomegranate arils for nice color and texture. When they’re not in season, feel free to substitute dried cherries or cranberries. —EmilyC
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Ingredients
- For slaw
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2 heads of broccoli
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2 carrots, peeled
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1 apple, cored
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1/2 cup thinly sliced almonds, toasted
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3 T fresh mint, thinly sliced
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3/4 cup pomegranate arils (or substitute dried cherries or cranberries)
- For yogurt dressing
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¼ cup finely chopped shallot
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1 T apple cider vinegar
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¾ cup plain yogurt (regular or Greek); full-fat recommended
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¼ cup mayonnaise
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1 T lemon juice
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2 T pomegranate molasses
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1/4 tsp Aleppo pepper, or to taste
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kosher salt, to taste
Directions
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Wash and trim broccoli and cut florets away from stems. Either by hand or with your food processor’s slicing blade, thinly slice / shave the florets and cut into small bite-size pieces. Peel the stems, and coarsely grate them (either with box grater or food processor’s grating blade). Also coarsely grate the carrots and apple. Toss them together in a large bowl, then add the toasted almonds, mint and arils (or dried cranberries) and toss again.
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Combine chopped shallot and apple cider vinegar in a small bowl; let it sit for about 5 minutes so it lightly pickles. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine the yogurt, mayonnaise, lemon juice, pomegranate molasses, Aleppo pepper and kosher salt. Whisk together until well incorporated, then add the shallot-apple cider vinegar mixture.
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Pour your dressing over the slaw and toss. Add more salt to taste. Cover and chill at least one hour so all of the flavors meld together. Taste again for seasoning and balance – you may want to add a splash of lemon juice right before serving for brightness. Covered tightly and refrigerated, the slaw keeps well for at least a day.
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