Servings: eight.
To speed up the vegetable prep, use the grating and slicing blades on a food processor for the radishes, carrots, and cabbage, and the julienne cutter on a mandoline for the kohlrabi.
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What a wonderful departure from traditional cabbage slaws. We actually used less cabbage than the recipe called for with great result. And finally answer of something to do with all of the kohlrabi our CSA delivers to us! This is a very straight-forward slaw so feel free to change up proportions of the base ingredients, and to not measure those too carefully. The dressing is extremely versatile with whatever textures you choose for the base ingredients.
Great recipe and easy to make if you have a food processor or mandolin. So easy that I put it together in under 10 minutes. Very clean taste, very fresh. The dressing reminds me just a bit of the taste of Kentucky Fried Chicken's dressing, but without the mayo base. Personally, I thought it needed just a tad more zing, so I would probably add a little more cilantro (2x maybe) next time. Perhaps the radishes were supposed to be spicier than they actually were? My guests were surprised they'd had kohlrabi in their slaw, especially when they saw the stuff in its whole form. I got points inventiveness at that BBQ. We are making this again tonight for another BBQ party. I have definitely added this to my permanent recipe list.
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