From Betty Crocker

Create a new slaw with broccoli, oranges and a light citrus dressing.

California Citrus Broccoli Slaw

From Food & Wine

Most people throw away broccoli stems, preferring to eat the florets. But cut into long thin strips with a fine julienne peeler, the sweet and crunchy stems are perfect in a fresh-tasting slaw with carrots, scallions and salty sunflower seeds.

Crunchy Broccoli Slaw

From Better Homes and Gardens

Soba noodles, made from buckwheat, have a nutty flavor. Find them in specialty or Asian markets. They add a hearty flavor to this broccoli and carrot side dish. Toss in cooked chicken for a quick dinner idea.

Asian Noodle Slaw

From Better Homes and Gardens

A homemade peanut sauce adds just the right amount of moistness to the ginger-scented chicken filling.

Thai Chicken-Broccoli Wraps

From Parents

Broccoli slaw makes a quick filler for these healthy chicken sandwiches. Peanut sauce adds extra flavor.

Thai Chicken-Broccoli Wraps

From Diabetic Living

To save on carbohydrates, skip the bun in this easy pork sandwich recipe. To make this potluck-style dish suitable to diabetic food plans, mounds the slow-cooked pork shoulder with a spoonful of broccoli slaw.

Shredded Pork Sandwiches

From Family Circle

To make this a 30-minute recipe, cook the potatoes in the microwave. Make the cheesy hamburger topping while the potatoes cook.

Beef And Broccoli Potatoes

From Better Homes and Gardens

Chipotle peppers add a little heat to this broccoli slaw salad side dish.

Hot-and-Sweet Pineapple Slaw

From Better Homes and Gardens

Use spinach or tomato tortillas to make a colorful presentation for these tasty 30-minute Asian wraps. If you desire, substitute chicken for the pork.

Thai Pork Roll-Ups

From Philadelphia Cooking Cream

Creamy Asian Slaw

From Diabetic Living

A seasoned tofu dressing tops the broccoli slaw and the chicken in this recipe. The filling can also go into a whole wheat tortilla for a wrap.

Chicken and Slaw Tostadas

From Diabetic Living

This easy turkey recipe, simmered in a slow cooker, calls for only five ingredients and makes enough to serve a crowd. Refrigerate leftover filling for another meal. And substitute buns in place of tortillas for a change.

Sesame-Ginger Turkey Wraps

From Diabetic Living

Rich in vitamins C, A, and K, broccoli slaw mix makes this salad nutritious as well as super easy to prepare.

Turkey-Broccoli Salad with Grapes