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Sason:
--- Quote from: Front-Ranger on November 24, 2019, 04:51:23 pm ---They both typically have raw ingredients, but the slaw usually has ingredients that are in smaller pieces, often grated. The slaw also has a dressing, often a creamy tart mayonnaise/sour cream dressing. Salads in America usually have a lighter dressing applied at the table.
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I see. Thanks Lee!
serious crayons:
--- Quote from: Front-Ranger on November 24, 2019, 06:44:34 pm ---These are inspired ideas, friend! I will use all except the poblanos which would drive my white bread relatives screaming out of my house! Thank you!
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Glad you liked the ideas. Now I'm in the mood to bring a slaw. But I'm bringing my usual sweet-potato pie. My son was talking about bringing something, possibly a salad, so I'll suggest this.
CellarDweller:
--- Quote from: Sason on November 24, 2019, 04:08:31 pm ---How is a slaw different from a salad?
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A salad.
A slaw
Sason:
Thanks Chuck, but the slaw doesn't show up. I can't get the link to work in a search either. Dunno why.
brianr:
We generally say coleslaw rather than just slaw. I notice that, in deli counters here in NZ, they often have it labelled kiwi slaw but I still ask for coleslaw and that is what I am given, cannot find any difference. I have never made it myself but buy it almost every week, all year. It is just cabbage and carrot and perhaps something else (onion?). Now that summer is finally here, I will begin buying salads. I love Greek salad which I buy already prepared but I do grow lettuces and buy tomatoes and cucumbers to make a salad as well. I have given up on growing my own tomatoes this year. In previous years I have planted in October and lucky if i get a few ripening in March. The lady at the Farmers market told me that as I live in a higher suburb, I really need a greenhouse.
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