Carrot & Kohlrabi slaw
Chik-fil-a
used to sell (in Illinois anyway) a great carrot salad, which I have since
learned is actually of French origin. Recently
I saw a recipe for carrot and kohlrabi slaw that made me think, this is what I can
do with the plants I added late in the season to my garden. Grated kohlrabi
gives this carrot salad a peppery, crisp edge.
4
carrots
3
Tbsp. vegetable oil
2
Tbsp. cider vinegar
1
Tbsp. whole grain or Dijon-style mustard
1/2
tsp. sea salt
Freshly
ground black pepper to taste
Directions:
Peel
kohlrabi and carrots. Be sure to cut off all of the tough outer peel of the
kohlrabi. Set them aside. In a salad bowl, whisk together the oil, vinegar,
mustard and salt until well blended. Add pepper, if you like. Using the large
holes on a standing grater or a mandoline set up for fine julienne, grate the
kohlrabies and the carrots into the salad bowl. Toss everything together until
the kohlrabi and carrot are evenly coated with the dressing. Taste and add more
salt or pepper, if you'd like.
Marcy
notes: Since I recently obtained a mandoline I decided to use it to make julienne
slaw pieces rather than using my grater.
The texture is much firmer this way.