Thai Coleslaw

"This has a spicy kick from the Thai peanut sauce. It goes really well with grilled meats."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
6
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ingredients

  • 12 head savoy cabbage
  • 8 ounces Baby Spinach
  • 4 green onions
  • 12 cup dry roasted peanuts
  • 1 ounce mango flavored dried pineapple (Mariani's brand)
  • Sauce

  • 13 cup litehouse hot and spicy thai peanut sauce
  • 13 cup mayonnaise
  • 14 teaspoon nature seasoning
  • 14 teaspoon garlic powder
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directions

  • Julienne savoy cabbage, baby spinach, dried mango flavored pineapple.
  • Chop green onions.
  • Mix sauce ingredients together.
  • Toss cabbage mixture with peanuts, green onions, and sauce.
  • Serve within 15 minutes.

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Reviews

  1. I very much enjoyed this dish and it will become a new favorite at parties from my family! I did a few things different however. I am not a fan of mango and so left out both the mango and pineapple, but put in some of those crunchy dry rice noodles at the very end just before serving. I quite enjoyed this recipe however and would recommend that anyone try it the first time as is.
     
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