The phrase "a coleslaw" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct expression would be "coleslaw" without the article "a," as coleslaw is typically referred to in an uncountable sense.
Example: "I made coleslaw to serve with the barbecue."
Alternatives: "coleslaw salad" or "a serving of coleslaw."
His spicy, fiery kimchi works perfectly as a coleslaw substitute.
In the end, I heeded my cravings and made hoagies with melted provolone and a coleslaw spiked with minced pickled peppers to add a moist and spicy crunch.
Piedmont style uses pork shoulder, douses it with an eastern-style sauce with ketchup added called "dip," and serves "red slaw," a coleslaw suffused with that dip, on the side or on a sandwich.
We like eating our pears when they are just ripe and a bit crunchy – delicious added to a coleslaw of new season white cabbage, raw grated beetroot and carrots.
There is even a coleslaw taco!
You could make a coleslaw but even making a salad with just these two ingredients will be great; they complement each other perfectly, the sweetness of carrot toning down the stronger bite of cabbage.
The side choices included a satisfactory coleslaw or a more satisfying potato salad, which was a bit heavy on the dill.
The menu is still Spartan: no sides, other than a sweet coleslaw and a dense square of skillet corn bread from a family recipe that goes back nearly 200 years.
I rehydrated with a large bottle of mineral water ($4) and strolled to Uncle Ernie's timeless beach-food shack for a cheeseburger, coleslaw, fries and a soda ($8).
The second course--an array of salads--includes a 10-layer psychedelic Jell-O concoction, a spinach-strawberry salad and a spicy coleslaw, all served on festive Bauer and Fiesta ware plates.
Adding grated courgette produces a lovely juiciness to these turkey burgers, topped with a melting slice of mozzarella and served with a fresh coleslaw.
