$8 Scott Schroeder, chef of this arriviste hangout in up-and-coming Point Breeze, serves his "Pittsburgh" cheesesteak crowned with salt- and-pepper fries and vinegary coleslaw, as is the custom at Primanti Brothers in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The food was all you could eat: slices of pork with sides of baked beans, potato salad and coleslaw.
Mediocre Carolina pork will bring back memories of school dinners and premonitions of the nursing home.Memphis is known for ribs and shoulder, the former often served "dry", with just a rub of spices, and the latter often served pulled, on a sandwich, with coleslaw as an essential element rather than an option.
Jews, Christians and Muslims munched hot dogs and coleslaw together before setting out to clean up the neighbourhood park.
It is used as a seasoning in meat dishes, breads, and cheese and in such vegetable dishes as sauerkraut and coleslaw.
The burger itself – thick, juicy and flecked with herbs – is all killer, no filler, with enamel pots crammed with good chips and even better coleslaw.
The tasty sides offer the perfect accompaniment: jalapeño coleslaw, chips, smashed cucumbers, and shortrib nuggets (double up on those).
The crunchy cucumber and white radish are delicious with fish, while I like to toss the pickling liquor into shredded raw vegetables when making a Japanese coleslaw.
It wasn't petrol I was after, but the lobster taquitos and the tacos with ginger coleslaw and Brazilian black beans.
My desert-island dish Slow-cooked, smoked BBQ beef brisket with bread, pickles, spicy coleslaw and a great thing called tater tots: they're little balls of spicy mash potato deep-fried and sprinkled with Parmesan crumb.
Hang around for the late-night menu that includes a crispy pig's ear and fried egg open sandwich with coleslaw and bacon served on brioche toast.
