Rainbow slaw recipes

Sweet + Spicy Rainbow Slaw Here's a creative NEW chopped salad idea to keep things interesting around the dinner table! Give me ALL THE VEGGIES! This Slaw Salad is very versatile so feel free to use up whatever you have in your kitchen right now. It'll turn out great! This zesty slaw dressing transforms veggies

This gorgeous easy coleslaw recipe is packed with a rainbow of vegetables, with a simple light and creamy yogurt and mayo dressing.

This healthy coleslaw recipe tastes amazing! It's made with a simple lemon dressing and features toasted sunflower and pumpkin seeds. It's gluten free and vegan, which means it's a perfect potluck dish (you might want to double the ingredients if you're serving a crowd). Recipe yields 4 to 6 side servings.

Learn how to make a mouthwatering Rainbow Veggie Slaw using homegrown vegetables. Taste the freshness and goodness in every bite. No garden at your house? Supermarket or Farmer's Market veggies will work too!

Enjoy this bright, crunchy, tangy rainbow salad recipe with a tangy citrus dressing as a light meal or side dish that you can feel good about.

It was a couple of years ago that I first heard about bagged broccoli slaw. I was paging through a new cookbook and came across a recipe that I wanted to make; it called for bagged broccoli slaw and I actually didn’t know what it even was. I had to Google it to learn it’s a package of grated broccoli stems, carrots, and sometimes cabbage.

10 minutes for the most amazing Low-Carb Stir-Fry. Ground chicken, a rainbow of veggies, delicious asian flavors and a pan is all you need.

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This coleslaw salad earns its name from its vibrant colours reminiscent of a rainbow, hence its rainbow slaw. Coleslaw originated in the Netherlands during the 18th century. It's typically made with raw cabbage dressed with mayonnaise or vinaigrette. However, variations have appeared over time, and coleslaw now appears worldwide in many forms.