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Crunchy Ramen Noodle Coleslaw

 
  • Crunchy Ramen Noodle Coleslaw
  • Cooking and Prep: 1 h
  • Serves: 6
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I love cooking, but even more, I love to put my own spin on classic recipes. That’s how this winner came about!

Ingredients (10)

Dressing

Optional

Coleslaw

Start Cooking

Prepare the Coleslaw

  1. Combine the coleslaw ingredients in large bowl.

  2. In a separate bowl, combine the dressing ingredients, mixing well with a whisk until sugar completely dissolves. 

  3. Pour over noodle mix. Top with chicken, if desired (I kept mine all veggie). Mix to combine.

  4. Refrigerate 1–4 hours, depending on how crunchy versus soft you like the noodles. Mix again before serving. Enjoy!

Note:

I went a little light on the oil and sugar measurements. You can also use a little sesame oil as part of your total oil measurement.

Credits

Photography: Hudi Greenberger.

Food Styling: Renee Muller.


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  • Emily Mann

    Should the ramen noodles be cooked? The recipe doesn’t mention it but in the picture the ramen looks cooked. Thanks
    Posted by EmilyMann |2022-03-23 16:50:58
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    Raquel Admin - Kosher.com Admin
    Nope- they keep them crunchy for this salad.
    Posted by raquel_kosher|April 7, 2022
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  • Esther Leah

    Ramen noodles

    I have Gluten free issues in the family. Do you know if ramen noodles are gluten free? If not, can thin rice noodles be substituted for these noodles? This really looks like a nice change and addition. Thanks, Esther Leah
    Posted by Esther Leah |January 30, 2017
    Replies:
    Chaia Frishman
    HI Esther Leah. Rice noodles are really thin. And sensitive. Therefore, while I would say for a pasta dish you could totally cook them according to package (which, by the way, is usually to just soak in hot water and not to cook) but for this cole slaw, I don't know what will happen exactly when you pour the dressing over the noodles. It might actually be good. I don't know if it will be too mushy. Try some and please let me know how it comes out.
    Posted by Chaiaadmin|January 30, 2017
    Esther Leah
    Thanks for your reply. Esther Leah
    Posted by Esther Leah|January 31, 2017
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    2
 
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  • Emily Mann

    Should the ramen noodles be cooked? The recipe doesn’t mention it but in the picture the ramen looks cooked. Thanks
    Posted by EmilyMann |2022-03-23 16:50:58
    Replies:
    Raquel Admin - Kosher.com Admin
    Nope- they keep them crunchy for this salad.
    Posted by raquel_kosher|April 7, 2022
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  • Esther Leah

    Ramen noodles

    I have Gluten free issues in the family. Do you know if ramen noodles are gluten free? If not, can thin rice noodles be substituted for these noodles? This really looks like a nice change and addition. Thanks, Esther Leah
    Posted by Esther Leah |January 30, 2017
    Replies:
    Chaia Frishman
    HI Esther Leah. Rice noodles are really thin. And sensitive. Therefore, while I would say for a pasta dish you could totally cook them according to package (which, by the way, is usually to just soak in hot water and not to cook) but for this cole slaw, I don't know what will happen exactly when you pour the dressing over the noodles. It might actually be good. I don't know if it will be too mushy. Try some and please let me know how it comes out.
    Posted by Chaiaadmin|January 30, 2017
    Esther Leah
    Thanks for your reply. Esther Leah
    Posted by Esther Leah|January 31, 2017
    0
    2

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