A basic cole slaw recipe, Tangy Vinegar Based Slaw is zippy and crunchy flavored with a little heat and a pinch of sweet.
When it comes to cole slaw and pasta salad recipes, I tend to like vinegar based recipes over mayonnaise based recipes. White wine vinegar with a touch of sugar brings out the natural flavor of this basic slaw mix. Whereas, with mayonnaise based sauces, I feel like I can only taste mayonnaise.
Tangy Vinegar Based Slaw is a basic coleslaw recipe that’s good to have on your roster. It’s one of those recipes that after a couple of times making it you won’t even look at the recipe anymore. And trust me, you’ll use it time and again.
Tangy Vinegar Based Slaw
First of all, this slaw is good by itself as a side item. It goes with burgers, barbecue, grilled chicken, and fish equally well. However, don’t stop there, It also livens up any sandwich, wrap, or taco you put it on. As a bonus tip, it’s great for potlucks and family reunions where you need a recipe that can sit out for a while.
There’s a local restaurant that has it available at lunch to eat any way you want. Therefore, I spoon a big helping on top of everything on my plate. It’s like ketchup for ketchup lovers, just put it on everything!
Please keep in mind that nutritional information is a rough estimate and can vary based on products used.
Tangy Vinegar Based Slaw
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Save To Your Recipe BoxIngredients
- 16- ounce bag shredded cabbage mix
- 1/4 cup green onions sliced, green part only
- 1/2 cup white wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons granulated sugar
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 2 teaspoon celery seed
- *optional - 1/4 cup sunflower seeds or almonds 1 thinly sliced jalapeno
Instructions
Notes
Nutrition
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Nat says
Hi, wondering if I can use red wine vinegar instead?
Paula says
Yes, you can
BoJe says
I make this when I need to bring something to a summer cookout. You don’t have to worry like you would if you used a Mayo type dressing. You can use plain white vinegar, just increase the sugar. I like a ratio of 1-1. Chopped bell pepper (any color) is a nice addition. Any mild onion would work if you don’t have green onion on hand. I usually simmer the dressing until the sugar is dissolved and let it cool before adding to the slaw mix.
Paula says
OH, that’s a great idea to simmer the sugar mixture! Thanks for commenting
Rita says
I don’t have celery seed can I leave it out or can I replace it with something else
Paula says
You can omit it. No replacement.
Erin Reed says
This was delicious. I’m a big vinegar fan! I added poppy seeds, some red pepper flakes, toasted almonds and cranraisins and it was DELICIOUS!!!!!!
Paula says
I’m a vinegar fan as well. Glad you liked. I like your additions.
Paula says
I’m a vinegar fan as well. I’m happy you liked it. I like your additions.
Lynn Easley says
delicious
I used less sugar
yum
Dan says
Really delicious recipe. Goes great with pulled pork barbeque.
Angie says
Thanks for another excellent recipe! I did add some poppy seeds & crushed red pepper (didn’t have a jalapeno). It is a keeper & bet it would be just as wonderful with a bag of broccoli slaw.
Faye says
I made this with white vinegar, will try wine next time… Thanks very good. I am more savory than sweet.
Paula says
That sounds good too!
nina says
The first paragraph of text says white wine vinegar and the recipe says red. Is it either–photo makes me think it’s white.
Paula says
You can use either, but I used white wine vinegar. I will correct that thanks for pointing it out to me.