Nashville hot chicken cole slaw

Enjoy the delicious flavors of your favorite Nashville hot chicken with this Nashville hot chicken sandwich recipe, with a gluten-free option included.

This crunchy, creamy homemade coleslaw recipe is precisely the colorful and cooling side dish your summer barbecue lineup needs.

Bring the flavor of the south into your kitchen with an easy, slow cooker shredded chicken recipe inspired by Nashville's iconic "hot chicken."

A lightened-up take on your favorite chicken sandwich! Who knew comfort food could be this good? My Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich is a crispy and delicious air fried chicken breast sandwich coated in hot sauce, topped with a homemade slaw and served on a soft potato bun with pickle slices. It’s everything you love for a fraction of the calories. Add this “too good to be true” sandwich to your dinner rotation ASAP.

If you're a fan of heat, this Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich will not disappoint! We're using the air fryer to create a crispy chicken sandwich, then coating the chicken in some homemade Nashville-style hot sauce.

How do you make a Nashville hot chicken sandwich? Well it is actually pretty easy when you break it all down! While making a Nashville hot chicken sandwich seems like a lot of ingredients... it really is just combing a few things and pan frying some chicken!A Nashville hot chicken sandwich is one of my favorite things on earth. No joke, I made the greatest tasting sandwich I have ever had! Better than any restaurant I have had, it was absolutely incredible.

Why have your regular old coleslaw when you can make this spicy coleslaw for a change? It's totally addictive!

Slow Cooker Nashville Hot Chicken- adapted from Hattie B's in Nashville. Chicken, cayenne, brown sugar, garlic, paprika, chili powder, butter, chicken broth

Crisp and spicy with tender meat inside, this Nashville Hot Honey Chicken Slider Sandwich recipe serves up delicious fried chicken coated with a hot honey sauce and topped with coleslaw and pickle slices on slider rolls.