Barbecue Slaw

also called red slaw · dip slaw · Lexington slaw · bbq slaw · barbeque slaw

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Barbecue Slaw: ingredients down the left, what to do with them across. Tap any cell to cross it off.
2 lb(900 g; cored)green cabbagechop finetosschill 1 hr
1/2 cup(135 g)tomato ketchupwhisk the dressing
1/3 cup(80 mL)cider vinegar
2 Tbs(25 g)granulated sugar
1 tspkosher salt
1 tspcoarse black pepper
1 tspred pepper flakes
2 Tbs(grated)yellow onion
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1chop fine

2whisk the dressing

3toss

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  1. whisk the dressing

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  2. chop fine

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  3. toss

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  4. chill 1 hr

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>> title: Barbecue Slaw
>> category: Dressings & Dips
>> tags: cabbage, vinegar, barbecue, side, no-cook
>> counters: Smokehouse
>> aka: red slaw, dip slaw, Lexington slaw, bbq slaw, barbeque slaw
>> servings: 8
>> time: 1 hr 20 min
>> pairs-with: chopped-pork, hush-puppies
>> step.1: whisk the dressing
>> step.2: chop fine
>> step.3: toss
>> step.4: chill 1 hr

Whisk @tomato ketchup{1/2%cup}(135 g), @cider vinegar{1/3%cup}(80 mL), @granulated sugar{2%Tbs}(25 g), @kosher salt{1%tsp}, @coarse black pepper{1%tsp}, and @red pepper flakes{1%tsp} into a dressing.

Chop @green cabbage{2%lb}(900 g; cored) fine on a #board{}, close to minced.

Toss @&(~1)chopped cabbage{} with @&(~2)dressing{} and @yellow onion{2%Tbs}(grated).

Chill @&(~1)slaw{} for ~chill{1%hr}, until the cabbage has taken the colour and softened.