An easy homemade creamy coleslaw recipe with fresh dill.
This is my first batch of vegan coleslaw. To be honest I usually only make homemade coleslaw in the summer for picnics, buffets or BBQs.
I have a new recipe idea for butternut squash bean burgers that I am trying out tomorrow and I thought they would be great topped with some coleslaw in the bun, so here we are.
I pretty much stuck to my regular red cabbage coleslaw recipe, which I really like and just turned it into a vegan recipe.
Vegan Mayo
We've not been keen on any shop-bought vegan mayo over the years, so just skipped it. I do occasionally make my own homemade vegan mayo, which is rather nice, but it's thinner and more a dressing for salad than a thick creamy mayo.
We were excited when we heard Hellman's were bringing out a vegan mayo as it was always the brand we bought in the past. I have to say we haven't been disappointed. It's thick, creamy and just what you'd expect from a Hellman's mayo.
And just in case you are wondering, no I am not working with them, but I do like to share with you our family favourites from the supermarket, to save you the trial and error. Let's face it not all vegan products are great.
Also try - Dill Potato Salad
Vegan Coleslaw with Fresh Herbs
I kept this coleslaw simple, with just a few fresh ingredients, plus mayo and seasoning. Simple sometimes is best.
In a large bowl I mixed together finely shredded white and red cabbage, grated carrot and finely sliced red onion.
I then added the vegan mayo and fresh dill, then seasoned the coleslaw and gave it all a good mix.
If you are vegetarian, you can just use regular mayo, no need to change anything.
What should I serve with coleslaw?
Now you have a big bowl of coleslaw you may be wondering what to serve it with. Of course you could just dig in with a spoon, but a meal is a better idea. Here are 10 ideas for you to try.
- Cheese, coleslaw and pickle sandwich. Spread one slice of soft wholemeal with sandwich pickle, top with some cheddar (veggie or vegan) and then a generous serving of coleslaw.
- Top a burger in a bun with coleslaw. Add some salad leaves and slices of tomato too.
- The classic. A baked potato with grated cheddar (veggie or vegan) and coleslaw.
- Top a hot dog in a bun with mustard and coleslaw.
- Add some to your salad.
- Serve it on the side of a toastie with salad.
- Serve with tacos.
- Serve with nachos to cool things down, instead of sour cream.
- Mix through just cooked and cooled (under cold water) pasta as a tasty dressing for pasta salad.
- Serve on pitta bread with salad and pickled beetroot.
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Vegan Coleslaw with Fresh Herbs
An easy recipe for creamy vegan coleslaw with fresh dill.https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgvPZFa6oNpNDAW4i6zetxbXVnyA9SqCYorRDKFmyRAoMVaU4wKaZkY2jWOxyBUYSSppCxxU_nP6GxfAY2o_6-edt2DYbH2sgyURUnEQ4OSm2QJnQ71BQjTq-_NL7-4MiV4tiQyqgCbZ4k/s1600/creamy+dill+mayo+coleslaw.jpg
Yield: 6-8 servings
Vegan Coleslaw with Fresh Herbs
An easy recipe for creamy vegan coleslaw with fresh dill.
prep time: 10 minscook time: total time: 10 mins
ingredients
- ½ small white cabbage, finely shredded
- ¼ small red cabbage, finely shredded
- 1 large carrot, grated
- ½ red onion, halved and finely sliced
- 5-6 tbsp Mayonnaise
- Large handful of fresh dill, chopped
- a good grinding of salt and pepper
instructions
- Add all the vegetables to a large bowl.
- Add the mayo, fresh dill and season with salt and pepper, then mix well. Taste to check the seasoning.
- Store in a airtight container in the fridge for 3-4 days.
- Enjoy!
calories
56
56
fat (grams)
1.8
1.8
sat. fat (grams)
0.6
0.6
carbs (grams)
9.8
9.8
protein (grams)
1.7
1.7
sugar (grams)
3.8
3.8
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I love coleslaw - often buy coleslaw dressing which is a little thinner and sweeter than mayo and keep it on hand so I can make a quick coleslaw to add more vegies to a meal, but occasionally I make my own dressing. I really like vegannaise - I guess it must be in the UK so sounds like it is not a favourite with you.
ReplyDeleteNo, I've never tried that one, Graham tried a few and hated them, I tried this one and was impressed.
DeleteI haven't made my own coleslaw for years. I did not know Hellman's made a vegan mayonnaise either. I will have to try this and see what my daughter thinks. Jill
ReplyDeleteYes and it's pretty good. I hope your daughter enjoys it.
DeleteMmm love me some coleslaw and this one looks sooo fresh and delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rosa and yes it was creamy but light and fresh.
DeleteI love coleslaw, and trying new & different versions of it. This sound and looks like a classic coleslaw, which must be incredibly delicious!
ReplyDeleteYes it is definitely a classic, just tweaked for a vegan diet. I'm not sure everyone uses dill though.
DeleteI love how simple yet flavorful this coleslaw is! Such a great dish to bring to potlucks so everyone can enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteThanks and yes perfect to share.
DeleteWe're definitely getting into coleslaw season and love that you've made this with a vegan mayo. Will have to give your version a try!
ReplyDeleteWe are slowly getting there. I hope hope you enjoy it :)
DeleteYum! This coleslaw sounds perfect with that creamy dressing. I would love to try it with hot dogs.
ReplyDeleteOh yes it would be good on hot dogs, but I'd want mustard too. *mouth waters*
DeleteI love homemade coleslaw, it's so easy to make and so much better than the kind you buy ready made. How convenient to have a readily available vegan mayo, that's a big step forward for choice.
ReplyDeleteYes it is better and all the fab new products make life and recipes much simpler.
DeleteThis looks fabulous. I love coleslaw but never think to make it! I'll have to keep an eye out for the vegan mayo too :-)
ReplyDeleteOh you should make your own from time to time. It's quick to make and so different to shop bought. Much more interesting in texture and flavour.
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