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This salad was so easy and inexpensive to make. I needed something quick to make for a small get together and this salad was perfect. Everyone loved it, I will definetly be making this salad for family picnics this year. It is a sure win!!! S.Jones
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy MizzNezz
on June 26, 2002
Oh, did we ever love this salad!! This is so easy to make. The crunchy ramen noodles and almonds are teriffic. The dressing is out of this world!! I used canola oil in the dressing. This is very good, thanks Tara!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Miss Annie
on May 27, 2002
Tara, what an interesting looking recipe, and what a great tasting dish!! I made this for our church picnic. Made it on Saturday afternoon, and it was so eash to put together. I made it exactly as you said, and it tasted wonderful. DH was my second taster, and he agreed. I had a few cashews I needed to use up, so I tossed those in too. My big bowl came home empty. Nary an sesamee seed left!! Thanks for sharing this recipe with Zaar Land! Ann
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I thoroughly enjoyed this salad, a very unique taste. It's one of those rare recipes that receives many compliments, you know the kind I'm talking about!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountI was disappointed to see that the Accent Seasoning was MSG...no thanks - did the salad without it... also for the salad oil DO NOT USE Olive oil... I actually have this recipe from a friend and it did specify that - thought folks should know before they whip it up...this is a quick and easy recipe that taste good.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Lennie
on July 04, 2002
This coleslaw made an interesting addition to my Canada Day bbq buffet dinner. I quite enjoyed it, but it received mixed reviews from my dinner guests (all family, with fairly conservative tastes). My only complaint was that it was too salty for me; next time I will cut back on the seasoning salt (and try it out on a different crowd LOL). I loved the nuts and sesame seeds. It was very easy to prepare, but do make sure you completely break up the ramen noodles; any chunks won't soften properly. I made this 24 hours ahead -- checked it in the morning and had to break up some chunks that I thought had been small enough but weren't -- and it was the perfect texture and consistency at dinner time. Thanks for this recipe; I'll definitely try it again.
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on September 09, 2002
exceptional....it's served daily at the local sushi buffets Thank you...!!
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on August 17, 2009
My husband loved it!!! So easy to make and so good! Thanks for sharing!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #840557
on May 15, 2008
Very, very good. My whole family loved it!
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on June 15, 2006
This was quite the popular item when I served it. I used 2 pkgs of broccoli slaw and 1 of coleslaw. I doubled the dressing ingredients. I will DEFINITELY lessen the amount of oil next time as I felt it was just a little too oily. I doubled the dressing ingredients and used 4 pkgs of noodles ( I would use 3 next time). I took out 2T. of the oil and subbed sesame oil for that. And used only 1T of accent and added 2T of lite soy sauce for a more asian taste along with the sesame oil. It was really loved by all!
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on May 18, 2006
Thanks for answering my post in the Recipe Request Forum, Dancing Cook! I made two batches of this for my son to take on a three day sports trip. I used broccoli slaw to slow down its wilting. I toasted my nuts, noodles first, omitted the Accent, and added dried cranberries for color. I think the kids will love it! Roxygirl
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Love this salad! I made it for a party, and everyone loved it. I used 3 packages of crushed ramen noodles, reduced the oil to 3/4 cup, substituted 2 packets of the noodle flavoring for the Accent, & added about 1/4 cup roasted/salted sunflower nuts. Next time I may add a handful of raisins for a little extra sweetness. This recipe does make a lot ... and luckily I have some leftovers to take to work for my lunches next week - may add some cooked chicken breast to make it a meal. Will make this again; thanks for posting! -M :-)
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on June 20, 2004
Comment: I've seen a variation for this recipe that suggests toasting the broken noodles in the oven along with the sliced almonds and sesame seeds. =)
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on May 03, 2004
Terrific recipe. I actually have made this before (an ex-bf's mom gave me the recipe) and I always LOVED it. A few changes: I didn't have any Accent seasoning so I used the flavoring packets from the Ramen. Also, I used broccoli cole slaw instead of cabbage cole slaw. Just a little different--and as someone else said, NO OLIVE OIL! That would ruin the taste. Also, I don't really like the noodles to be TOTALLY mushy, so I made this about 6 hours ahead. Everyone loved it!! Thanks for reminding me of this recipe, Tara!
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on March 21, 2004
I love this salad! I didn't have Accent, so went without it. Love the toasted seeds. Thanks for posting!
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Serving Size: 1 (48 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 18
The following items or measurements are not included:
packaged coleslaw mix
Accent seasoning
rice wine vinegar
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