From: TJW
On Jun 29, 2005
My wife and I both liked this a lot. We liked it even better the next day. Next time, I may blanch the cabbage first as I like it not so crispy when I eat cole slaw.
From: Donna Matthews
On Jul 23, 2005
This is a nice alternative to an ordinary cole slaw. I would say it has a somewhat exotic flavor. For our taste, I will slightly reduce the cardamom next time. I could not find apple chips in the store, so I baked some dried apple rings in a slow oven to dry them out (although they did not crisp up until they cooled). The slaw wilts over time, so you can choose how crisp your salad will be by how far ahead you make it.
From: Cookgirl
On Jul 28, 2005
For more balance of color, next time I'll use red seedless grapes, not green, and a little bit of red cabbage. I would like to try the salad dressing alone on mixed greens sometime, too. Loved the combination of flavors. Used your dried apple recipe to make the chips. Thanks for sharing. cg
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