Spicy red cabbage slaw
I made this the other night to go with some homemade fish fingers and minted new potatoes. The slaw brought a chilli kick to the plate and breathed new life into this classic combo.
I made this the other night to go with some homemade fish fingers and minted new potatoes. The slaw brought a chilli kick to the plate and breathed new life into this classic combo. 
This is a very simple way to make red cabbage incredibly tasty and also if you double the quantity, you can use it in lunchtime sandwiches and salads for a week! 
One of our favourites was grilled halloumi, roasted red pepper, a thin spread of hummus and slaw on fresh, warmed ciabatta bread – really delicious. 
I would also pair this slaw with roast, or grilled chicken, or fish to make a summer-style roast dinner with other salads.
Using a food processor will save a lot of time making this dish if you have one, but if not you can finely chop the cabbage and onion by hand, then grate the carrot. 
Ingredients
Serves 6-8 as a side dish
- 1 red cabbage 
- 3 carrots 
- 1 white, or red onion 
- 2cm of fresh ginger, finely grated 
- Fresh green chilli 
- 5 tbsp mayonnaise (homemade or a good quality brand) 
- 1 tbsp white wine vinegar 
- Handful of coriander 
- Salt & pepper 
Method
- First blitz the red cabbage, carrot and onion in the blender. 
- Grate the ginger using a micro plane/ parmesan grater, if you don’t have one you can always chop very finely along with the chilli. 
- Put the mayonnaise in a small bowl and mix in the white wine vinegar, then add the ginger, chilli, seasoning and mix. 
- Finally mix the mayonnaise into the cabbage and there you have your amazing zingy side dish that will liven up any plate. 
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