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A gluten-free diet is challenging as wheat is present in a large number of foods and ingredients. This triggers the production of antibodies that attack the gluten and, at the same time, damage the lining of the small intestine which may lead to other health issues. IIt includes allergy, celiac disease, sensitivities and intolerances and these makes it harmful for some individuals to These include allergy, celiac disease, sensitivities and intolerances, which make it harmful for some individuals.Ī: Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the body treats gluten as a foreign invader. However, there are several disorders related to gluten consumption.

In flour, gluten helps to bind and prevent crumbling, so it is widely used in baked goods and other foods. Oats do not have gluten, but because they are normally planted near wheat farms, cross-contamination is almost always present. Use 6-8 cups of your favourite mixture.A: Gluten is a protein found in wheat, barley, rye and their hybridized strains.

Use store-bought shredded coleslaw for quicker prep.

You want a very bold flavoured dressing since the veggies are not seasoned.

Taste the dressing before pouring it on your salad and adjust the seasoning if needed.For a no-mayo option, try our peanut-dressing coleslaw instead.Store-bought mayo usually has a LOT of oil. For oil-free, use my pepita mayo for this recipe.Leftover vegan coleslaw will keep refrigerated for 2-3 days. You’ll need 6-8 cups of shredded veggies. If you’re in a hurry and won’t have the time to shred the veggies, use bags of shredded cabbage, carrots or your favourite coleslaw mix. I don’t recommend dressing the slaw too far in advance or the veggies will soften and lose some crunch. When ready to serve, toss the coleslaw with the dressing. You may prepare the dressing and keep it in a sealed container or jar in your fridge.

#Freecole zip

Shred your veggies and keep them refrigerated in a sealed container or zip top bag for 2-3 days. This vegan coleslaw can be made ahead of time. If vegan coleslaw is your jam check out this peanutty Thai-style coleslaw. To spice up the dressing, try some of these:

Red or spring onions to add a zesty flavour.

Fresh herbs like parsley, cilantro, chives, or dill.

Diced celery or shredded broccoli stems.

I’ve kept this vegan coleslaw recipe simple to use in a variety of dishes, but you may certainly jazz it up a bit if you’d like.

Black pepper: Adds an optional zing to the coleslaw dressing.

Mustard: I like yellow mustard, but you may choose Dijon mustard or spicy brown mustard if preferred.

White vinegar: Or apple cider vinegar, or another vinegar you have on hand.

Maple syrup: My unrefined sweetener of choice, but you may also use sugar or another liquid sweetener.

But if you’re in a hurry, store-bought mayo works too.

Vegan mayonnaise: I like using my homemade pepita mayo because it’s made from whole foods and contains no oil.

Cabbage: I like red cabbage for its vibrant colour, but green cabbage also works of course, or try a mix of both.

Carrots: Use about 2 large carrots and shred them.Here’s what you’ll need to make our delicious vegan coleslaw recipe. Or serve it as a side dish with our chickpea meatloaf or seitan roast. Use it to top sloppy joes, vegan burgers, or these incredible potato tacos. Bring it to potlucks and all sorts of gatherings. This delicious salad should be enjoyed all year long. It has been updated for content and photos.ĭon’t limit this classic coleslaw to warmer months, picnics and BBQ season alone. This recipe was originally published in November 2019. Dressed in a homemade oil-free vegan dressing that will knock your socks off. A creamy and delicious classic vegan coleslaw! It’s crunchy, tangy, and incredibly flavour filled.