Coleslaw with white radish
Coleslaw is a cabbage slaw probably well known to everyone. You can prepare it from white cabbage only, or combine white cabbage with red cabbage, or even make it from Chinese cabbage. In addition to the cabbage, onion, carrot and often apple are also added to this slaw. There is nothing stopping you from combining vegetables other than these abovementioned. One of the vegetables that works well in this slaw is white radish, which tastes like a red radish but is milder. This vegetable is low in calories, which makes it suitable for many diets. I use white radish primarily in slaws, which is why I use it mainly in raw form. Coleslaw with radish is a great addition to the following meat dishes:
- baked pork neck
- pork heart goulash
- roasted spicy chicken legs
- baked drumsticks in bacon
- roasted duck with apples
I encourage you to try the recipe for Coleslaw with white radish and enjoy.
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Ingredients for coleslaw with white radish.
- 300 g white radish
- 250 g white cabbage
- 250 g red cabbage
- 1 teaspoon of crystal sugar
- 3/4 teaspoon of salt
- 1/2 teaspoon of freshly ground black pepper
- 1 full tablespoon of grainy mustard
- a small bunch of parsley
- 4 full tablespoons of mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon of lemon juice
- a small bunch of dill
- 100 g carrot

How to make coleslaw with white radish.
Grate the white radish on a large-hole grater and squeeze out the juice. Shred white cabbage and red cabbage on a shredder or thinly slice it with a knife. Grate the carrots on the large-holes of a grater. Combine the white radish, carrots, both cabbages, add finely chopped parsley and dill, lemon juice, mayonnaise, salt, pepper, sugar and mustard in a large bowl. Mix it well. Before serving, keep the slaw in the refrigerator.

Good to know when making coleslaw with white radish.
The lemon juice can be replaced with apple cider, red wine or rice vinegar.
Do you like slaws with radish? If so, try our recipe for Leek, apple and radish slaw.

