Thursday, January 05, 2017

Marinated Red Cabbage Slaw with Pine Nuts and Leek


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A light, crunchy and refreshing coleslaw made with red cabbage, leek, cranberries and pine nuts, tossed with a simple yet great Balsamic vinaigrette. It is a perfect accompaniment to almost any hearty meat dish.

Marinated Red Cabbage Slaw with Pine Nuts and Leek

adapted from Taste
  • 1/2 Small red cabbage, thinly sliced
  • 1 Red onion, thinly sliced
  • 2 tbsp Pomegranate seeds
  • 1 Small leek, chopped
  • 80 g Dried cranberries
  • 1 tbsp Coconut sugar
  • 60 ml Balsamic vinegar
  • 60 ml Extra virgin olive oil
  • 40 g Pine nuts, toasted
  1. Combine cabbage, onion, pomegranate seeds, leek, cranberries, coconut sugar, balsamic vinegar and olive oil in a bowl. Cover and chill for 3 hours or overnight to marinate.
  2. When ready to serve, add in toasted pine nuts. Season and toss to combine.

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78 comments:

  1. Happy New Year Angie! Your salad looks so pretty, vibrant in color and delicious!!

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  2. That slaw looks delicious! Great flavours.

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  3. What a fascinating combination of flavors - love the addition of pine nuts - I bet it is tasty. Hope you had a wonderful holiday!

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  4. I could probably eat my weight in a salad like this, yum!

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  5. Happy New Year Angie! Great looking side dish!

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  6. I was really looking for a recipe for red cabbage and I love this! Thank you for the recipe it looks great!

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  7. Oh wow! Angie this is so pretty! I have a head of red cabbage in my fridge and I so need to make this! Thank you and Happy New Year!

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  8. colorful and healthy salad.. good start for the year

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  9. Happy New Year, Angie! This slaw looks delicious! I will try it for sure!

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  10. This slaw is absolutely jaw dropping gorgeous, Angie!!! Plus the flavors sound just amazing! I can't wait to try this! Cheers, friend!

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  11. Wow, I love your vibrant salad!
    Happy New Year, Angie!

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  12. This reminds me of when I had a German neighbor who was very ill and we were taking meals to her. I wanted to make a German meal for her and so did my research. One of the things I made for her was called Rottkohl mit Apfel (or something like that). We are going to love this slaw!

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  13. I do like slaws and this one looks very festive still with great touches. yumm pine nuts! Happy New Year again!

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  14. Anything with cranberries is my favorite and I'm sure to make this lovely, healthy salad. Happy New Year, dear friend, XOXO

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  15. Oh I love slaw like this that doesn't have a super heavy dressing! Sounds wonderful! Happy 2017!!

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  16. Hi Angie, what a delicious salad you have created and the color is amazing. It's salads like this that I can make a big batch of and eat off and on all day. Take care!

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  17. I love red cabbage, but I don't think I have ever made it as salad, it is usually stewed as a side dish or with chicken. I will keep this in mind, it is a great idea for a winter salad.

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  18. Oh my gosh. This is one of the prettiest looking slaw I have ever seen, Angie. This looks super delicious and all those awesome flavors are making me drool.

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  19. Hi Angie. I love the colour of this salad. It is the perfect recipe for us at the moment. The addition of pinenuts really takes my fancy!

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  20. Love the sound of this! Cole slaw is a favorite of mine and this makes my list of things to try!

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  21. Gorgeous, gorgeous salad, Angie! I love cabbage salads and slaws (actually..cabbage in any form!). But this looks beautiful and refreshing. Love the tangy cranberries and crunchy pomegranate seeds. This would make a lovely side for a Christmas dinner!

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  22. I would love a plate of this pretty looking salad! Yums!

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  23. love that bright red

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  24. I need to get my hands on some red cabbage. This is a beautiful dish!

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  25. this looks divine and so healthy, happy new year

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  26. Such a pretty salad, Angie! I love cole slaws and cabbage salads and your recipe sounds so good with the dried cranberries and pine nuts. Have a great weekend, Angie xo

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  27. this is stunning! i love all the red ingredients--they would deliver great flavor as well as pretty appearance. :)

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  28. une salade appétissante pour commencer l'année bonne année 2017
    excellente soirée

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  29. Beautiful and healthful!

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  30. This is such a gorgeous dish. Love the natural red color of the cabbage. :)

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  31. After all the eating and drinking of the previous days, this coleslaw sounds like the best idea! Happy New Year to you and your family!

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  32. Looks so very vibrant and inviting! It does sound excellent with a little meat but I would just pile my plate high with this! Happy New Year!

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  33. This is right up my alley, Angie. Love the combination. And so pretty, too.

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  34. Great flavors and how stunningly beautiful it looks!

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  35. Looks yummy - great as a light lunch or dinner packed with flavour :D

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  36. A great salad to enjoy after the holidays. Looks delicious.

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  37. This looks beautiful and just what's needed after the recent excesses ;)

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  38. I love slaws and this one is extra special with the pom arils, pine nuts and dried cranberries! Happy New Year, Angie!

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  39. A wonderfully healthy recipe to begin the new year.

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  40. Red cabbage sure makes a beautiful salad and you create such great combinations! I've never used uncooked leek in anything and now I'm asking "Why not?" :) Lovely salad Angie!

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  41. Happy 2017 to you! I made your lovely red cabbage salad & loved every bite! So scrumptious! Yumm!

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  42. A dish of vibrant colour and healthy salad to enjoy. Happy New Year to you, Angie !

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  43. So beautiful! The pine nuts are the perfect touch for this beautiful salad.

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  44. Such a creative and pretty slaw Angie! I love all these flavors together! I want to eat it up. :)

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  45. I've never had raw leeks in a salad; I bet they are mild and delicious. The pine nuts add a great crunch

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  46. I like the crunch you added with the pomegranate seeds and pine nuts…the slaw sounds great.

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  47. refreshing flavors! sounds good Angie!

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  48. What a coincidence, Angie, I just made a simple red cabbage slaw for dinner last night. Mine didn't have the fancy inclusions as yours does but it was so tasty; I just used green onions and dill and for the dressing, I just heated some plain white vinegar with unsweetened apple sauce - we're watching our sugar intake). I just love the colour of your salad, it would really cheer me up on such a gloomy day.
    Eva http://kitcheninspirations.wordpress.com

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  49. I love the sweet and tangy flavors in your slaw - so pretty and the crunchy pine nuts are the perfect touch!

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  50. I love a good cabbage recipe so I can't wait to try this. It's quite the beauty too!

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  51. Cabbage is peaking in the garden this time of year! I am always looking for ideas with cabbage in the winter. Thanks for sharing.

    Velva

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  52. Love the rich color of this slaw, Angie! Gorgeous. I read the ingredients and my mouth started watering. LOL I can't get enough of pomegranate seeds lately too...can't wait to try this!

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  53. Love the colour, looking so fresh.

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  54. Nice recipe! It seems to be tasty!

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  55. Bought a red cabbage and used half to braise with pork. I used the other half in this recipe. Boy, was this GOOD. Better than I thought it would be. Zomick's

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  56. The cabbage slaw looks so healthy and delicious..

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  57. I could eat a whole head of red cabbage. I kid you not. However... My stomach would then explode. #GASATTACK lol

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  58. I'm so in love with all your salad recipes, Angie, this one looks incredible again!!

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  59. Oh, Angie, your salad looks so incredibly good!

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  60. Looks light, crunchy and refreshing

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  61. Such beautiful colors, Angie! Delish!

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  62. A simple yet flavorful red cabbage salad. Love it!

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  63. Absolutely stunning slaw Angie! You always make quite an impact with colour (I LOVE COLOUR). LOVE the pine nuts too!

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  64. Oh myyyy! You're really an artist, my friend! That's so good and beautiful!! Many congratulations to you!! A big big kiss!

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  65. (uhm.. I hope that you received my last comment..) I was saying... that you're an artist, I really love the way you cook... that's amazing!!! Lots of love and congratulations!!

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  66. Love cabbage! We use it in everything. This is perfect -- a dish we'd really like. Thanks!

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  67. How yummy is this?! Thanks for sharing! <3 - http://www.domesticgeekgirl.com

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  68. Healthy Salad.. They look awesome!!

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  69. What a great slaw recipe, so colourful. Happy New Year Angie :)

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  70. Wow! The combination of flavors is amazing and the salad looks so good Angie.

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  71. Gorgeous, amazing salad.
    Seriously, I want this NOW! x

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  72. This slaw looks delicious and also such a pretty color!

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  73. I see all the goodness in this slaw.

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  74. Love the stunning colors! The kind of slaw that makes me want to eat more of the accompanying dish, then more slaw, then more accompanying dish, more slaw....:p

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