Recipe: Tasty Leftover fish and coleslaw sandwiches

Recipe: Tasty Leftover fish and coleslaw sandwiches Delicious, fresh and tasty.
Leftover fish and coleslaw sandwiches. Let's be honest; coleslaw is not exactly an all-star leftover. The crisp vegetables become limp and soggy over time, robbing you of that tangy bite you crave. Soggy coleslaw also makes a great sandwich topper.
Add a soft bun to the freshly fried fish and refreshing coleslaw, and enjoy eating this mouthwatering tilapia sandwich!
Eating fish sandwiches is a great way to get more fish into.
Q: I made a big batch of coleslaw for a party over the weekend.
You can cook Leftover fish and coleslaw sandwiches using 10 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Leftover fish and coleslaw sandwiches
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It’s of sandwich base.
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Prepare 4 slice of white bread.
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It’s 5 oz of baked frozen fish sticks use your favorite.
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You need 2 tbsp of thousand island dressing.
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You need of coleslaw.
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Prepare 1/2 cup of shredded cabbge for slaw.
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It’s 2 tbsp of mayonnaise.
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It’s 1 tsp of distilled white vinegar.
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You need 1 tsp of sugar.
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It’s 1/2 tsp of ground black pepper.
We used it to top pulled-pork sandwiches.
Now I have a large quantity of leftover coleslaw, and I'm looking for creative ways to use it up — aside from just eating it as a salad.
Sent by Stephanie Editor: Readers, any creative ideas for eating up a bunch of leftover slaw?
Fried Fish Sandwiches with Coleslaw Quick and easy one for dinner tonight.
Leftover fish and coleslaw sandwiches step by step
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Take and microwave fish.
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Lay out your bread and position the fish portions on the bread.
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Add dressing half on each.
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Take coleslaw put on top of fish sprinkle half the pepper on each portion of coleslaw.
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Cut sandwiches in half serve hope you enjoy.
I found some cheap Striped Pangasius Fillets at Trader Joe's and decided to make some sandwiches.
I had some leftover Napa cabbage in the fridge, so I also made some coleslaw that turned out pretty good.
When they have coleslaw, they are Corned Beef Specials.
The latter is always eaten as a sandwich and cold, while reubens can be open-faced with the cheese melted on top or as a sandwich, but toasted.
I also like coleslaw on top of bbq pulled pork sandwiches.