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15 Ways to Use Spicy Slaw

October 21, 2016 by Sarah Trivuncic 7 Comments

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15 Ways to Use Spicy Slaw

So we’ve really enjoyed working with new Baxters Deli Toppers’ Spicy Slaw and are finding all kinds of ways to use it in family meals.

Here’s a run down of various recipes and serving suggestions using this delicious Spicy Slaw. I’m sure you can think of plenty more exciting ways to feature it in home cooking.

Whether it’s for packed lunches or street food inspired dinners, the Deli Toppers range adds a quick and easy kick to whatever you fancy!

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15 Ways to Use Spicy Slaw

1. Jac at Tinned Tomatoes used spicy slaw to top a tart filled with beetroot and asparagus.

2. Serve Spicy Slaw as a condiment alongside a lentil daal and fluffy naan breads.

3. Stir it into brown rice with a generous helping of cooked beans and pumpkin seeds (either hot or cold)

4. Use it to top grilled halloumi in a salad.

5. Add Spicy Slaw into your quesadilla fillings – here are my two versions with chicken or black beans.

6. Roll it up in a chicken tortilla wrap.

7. Or roll up Spicy Slaw inside gem lettuce leaves with spicy minced pork for a Vietnamese style appetiser.

8. Stir fry it in a wok alongside lots of fried onions and beansprouts for an easy Oriental side dish.

9. Combine it with cheesy mashed potato for a fusion version of Irish colcannon – perfect for winter!

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10. Katie has filled sub rolls with sticky maple pulled pork and Spicy Slaw – you could also use it to top burgers or hot dogs.

11. Drain it and toss it in a bowl of salad leaves with a dousing of olive oil and crackle of crushed salt.

12. Stir fry it with crushed peanuts, lime and noodles for a quick Pad Thai dinner.

13. Fill pockets of pitta with hummus, felafel and Spicy Slaw for raw crunch.

14. If you’re in diet mode, perk up some steamed fish and rice with a topping of Spicy Slaw.

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15. Finally, and this is my favourite use, take a leaf from Helen’s book and mix drained Spicy Slaw with egg and flour to make these tasty dipping fritters.

I hope you get chance to buy some of the Baxters Deli Toppers range. The full selection comprises Spicy Slaw, Red Onions, Red Slaw and Jalapeno peppers. You’ll find them all in major supermarkets RSP £1.49.

What can I use instead of spicy slaw?

If you can’t buy spicy slaw where you live, I have also a beetroot salsa recipe which can be used in a similar way. Or you could find some kimchi?

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Post commissioned by Baxters as part of a series promoting their new Deli Toppers range. For more Deli Toppers recipes visit their microsite DeliToppers.co.uk where you can also enter their draw to win a jar or enter to win tickets to Taste London.

This site content is free. When you purchase via referral links on our posts, including those to Amazon, we earn affiliate commission, at no extra cost to yourself. Thanks for reading and please share posts you find useful!
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About Sarah Trivuncic

Sarah Trivuncic has published recipes, restaurant and travel reviews on Maison Cupcake since 2009. She lives in Walthamstow, East London with her husband and teenager.
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Comments

  1. Helen @ Fuss Free Flavours says

    October 21, 2016 at 2:20 pm

    Oh I love the idea of using it in a stir fry. I’d better buy another jar and try it out!

    Reply
  2. Jacqueline Meldrum says

    October 22, 2016 at 2:07 pm

    Some nice ideas here Sarah, This is my favourite deli topper from Baxters new range. Really loving it. In fact my mouth is watering just thinking about it.

    Reply
  3. Charlie @ The Kitchen Shed says

    October 24, 2016 at 7:48 pm

    These are some lovely ideas. I think I like the sound of the slaw with the daal and naan bread! YUM!

    Reply
  4. Dannii @ Hungry Healthy Happy says

    October 27, 2016 at 8:57 am

    We are actually obsessed with this slaw at the moment and loving it in burgers and nachos especially.

    Reply
  5. Kavey says

    October 27, 2016 at 9:37 am

    I still haven’t tried these but seeing so many great ideas for using them. Thanks for the suggestions!

    Reply
  6. Lucy Parissi says

    October 27, 2016 at 2:01 pm

    I am totally addicted to the spicy slaw! I add it to everything from salads and noodle dishes to scrambled eggs. One jar doesn’t last very long in my house and in fact we need to stock up again.

    Reply
  7. Gingey Bites says

    October 29, 2016 at 3:29 am

    Lots of fab ideas, will have to grab a jar when I’m back in the UK!

    Reply

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