Author Notes
For our Memorial Day barbecue my husband requested a no mayo cole slaw. I came up with this - very tasty and very pretty! —Sadassa_Ulna
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Ingredients
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2 cups
Shredded green cabbage
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2 cups
Shredded purple cabbage
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3/4 cup
Grated carrot
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2
Yellow peppers, sliced very thin
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2-3
Lemons, washed, dried
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1/3 cup
Olive oil
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3 tablespoons
Sugar
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1-1/2 teaspoons
Salt
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1-1/2 teaspoons
dry mustard powder
Directions
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Grate the zest of one lemon into a small bowl. Juice enough lemons to get 1/3 cup and add to the zest.
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Add salt, mustard powder, and sugar to the lemon mixture; whisk together. Add the olive oil and whisk until thoroughly blended.
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Mix all vegetables in a large bowl and pour dressing over; toss to thoroughly coat veggies.
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Allow to marinate for thirty minutes at room temperature or up to two days in the refrigerator.
Growing up I was the world's pickiest eater, that is, until my children were born. Karma. Neither of my parents were much into cooking; it was the height of eating fat-free or anything with oat bran added. I taught myself some basics, mostly baking, following the guidelines of a well-worn copy of Joy of Cooking. I was a ballet dancer and a teacher suggested I lose weight. As I began reading about diet and nutrition I became interested in natural foods, which led to a job at a macrobiotic natural foods market in Center City Philadelphia; this was way before Whole Foods came to the area. I learned a lot about food in general. I ate strictly vegan for a while, although I don't now, but I still like it when a recipe can taste great without butter or bacon! In short, my approach to cooking is idiosyncratic, and I don't know very much about cooking meat or proper technique. I love to bake and I am still working on expanding my palate and my repertoire. The hardest part is getting the whole family to try new things!
So aside from my food status, I am an architect who likes to garden and play music. I'm married with two kids, and I hope to get a dog someday.
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