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The greens vinegar bottle, turned into a slaw that bites back.

Pepper-Vinegar Slaw with Crunch Salt

The greens vinegar bottle, turned into a slaw that bites back.

Total: 15 minDifficulty: EasyYield: 6 servings

Timing: 15 mins

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Key move

Pepper vinegar + mustard + a pinch of celery salt; finished with crushed salted peanuts for crunch.

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The Setup

  • Cutting Board
  • Chef's Knife
  • Whisk
  • Mixing Bowls

The Mise en Place

5 of 10

Your prep station before cooking begins

The Aromatics (0/2)

½ wholered onion(thinly sliced)
1 tspcelery salt

The Spice Blend (0/2)

½ tspkosher salt
¼ tspblack pepper

The Pantry (0/2)

2 tbspdijon mustard

My slaw looks sad and watery, not crisp at all.

Ah, that happens when the salt has a chance to really draw out the moisture from the cabbage.

The dressing looks oily and separated, not smooth and creamy.

Don't worry, we can often rescue that. It means the oil and mustard didn't quite emulsify properly. Try whisking it again, really vigorously. If it's still not coming together, you…

Chef's Notes

Tip

For the crunchiest slaw, shred cabbage and carrots as thinly as possible. A mandoline is ideal.

Tip

Let the slaw sit for at least 15 mins after dressing to allow flavors to meld and vegetables to soften slightly.

Serving

Serve this bright slaw alongside grilled chicken, pork, or fish for a refreshing contrast.

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