If you like coleslaw, you will love how this coleslaw is made. It will look and taste like it is just out of a bag. It’s easy to make, too!
How To Wash
The best way to wash lettuce is to put the washed and unwashed leaves in separate plastic bags and then put them in the refrigerator for a few hours. This will allow the moisture to evaporate and make the leaves crisp.
The Benefits of Washing
How to Keep Cauliflower Coleslaw Crisp One of the best benefits of washing food is that it kills bacteria, meaning that it can help keep our food safe and healthy. The CDC reports that about one in five Americans gets sick from foodborne bacteria each year. The best way to keep this from happening is to wash your hands before you eat. For vegetables, washing your hands thoroughly is the best way to make sure that you won’t get sick from bacteria. This can help keep your cauliflower coleslaw crisp, too. Washing allows you to remove potential bacteria and other harmful agents that could make it mushy. Cleaning your cauliflower coleslaw is also an easy way to make it taste better. Bacteria can cause unpleasant tastes and odors. Washing cauliflower coleslaw can also help you from getting an upset stomach.
What Else Can You Use Instead of Hand Washing?
According to the FDA, hand washing with soap or disinfectant is essential to reduce the risk of foodborne illness. Unfortunately, hand washing isn’t always possible. There are, however, a number of things that you can use in place of hand washing. For instance, you can use a store-bought sanitizer, like this, and create your own by mixing the ingredients together. Ingredients to use include: borax, baking soda, and water. The most important thing to remember is that the sanitizer should have an EPA number of at least 200 and can be applied to hands up to 30 seconds before they touch your food.
To Cook
This is a simple recipe that is extremely versatile. The amount of ingredients is dependent on how many people you are making the coleslaw for. 1 part apple cider vinegar, 1 part honey, 1 part oil and a little bit of salt. Mix all of these together, and leave it in the fridge for a couple of hours to develop the flavor. The coleslaw can be eaten as is, or served with a variety of other toppings. Some of my favorites include: carrots, celery, jalapenos, and peanuts.
How To Make Cabbage Slaw
Cabbage can sometimes go limp if you don’t put the right amount of dressing on it. Adding a little extra dressing can give it a nice crunchy texture. To do this, you need to know that cabbage is almost always shredded, so it will want to stick together. And while you can certainly combine shredded cabbage with dressing, it also works very well when you cut cabbage into small bite-size pieces. This makes the cabbage easily digestible.
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