The famous Ivy salad đ this is one of my all time favorite recipes!
My aunt Ivy has been making this slaw for every holiday for as long as I can remember. Itâs a family favorite and something we make on repeat throughout the yearđđź
This salad is great for meal prep because it holds up well in the fridge and is a great addition to any meal, on a salad, or as a side dish.
Not only is this salad delicious, itâs also loaded with antioxidants, vitamin A and C to keep your skin and immune system healthy, and anti-cancer compoundsđ
The Famous Ivy Salad
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Ingredients:
 Large head of purple cabbage (or 2 small heads) finely chopped *see notes below
1 large vidalia onion or red onion, finely chopped
2 bags organic frozen corn (defrosted or boiled) or 4 small cans delmonte crisp corn
1 whole block feta cheese, crumbled
2 handfuls fresh cilantro, chopped (can sub basil if you donât like cilantro but cilantro is recommended) * note: you can only use purple cabbage. This is not a green cabbage recipe. Look for preferably the lighter purple cabbage.
Tamari Sauce
Balsamic vinegar
Olive oil
2 Lemons
Instructions:
Add all following ingredients to a very large bowl or mixing pot, purple cabbage, 1 large vidalia onion, corn, feta cheese, and cilantro
Next, add the following wet ingredients to dress the salad, 2-3 big circles tamari sauce, 1-3 big circles balsamic vinegar, 2 big circles olive oil, the juice of 2 lemons (seeds removed)
Mix well- the dressing is to taste so you may want to add more tamari, lemon, etc depending on your preference. We call this âdress as you goâ, starting with less and adding more as you toss and taste.
At the end, add a few shakes of salt if needed.
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