Prepare Chani's Chicken Salad
Place the spring mix and chicken in a large
bowl and toss with half the dressing.Transfer to a serving dish and top with
remaining ingredients. Drizzle with the rest
of the dressing and serve.
While I was working on this set, I needed one last salad idea. My sister Chani suggested I add fruit to a grilled chicken salad to give it a unique spin. No, she didn’t create this recipe, but she will be telling everyone it was her idea. Give it a try; it’s delicious and makes for the perfect appetizer.
Contains: Tree nuts
Place the spring mix and chicken in a large
bowl and toss with half the dressing.
Transfer to a serving dish and top with
remaining ingredients. Drizzle with the rest
of the dressing and serve.
Place all ingredients except olive oil in
a food processor. Blend on low, slowly
drizzling in the oil. Once smooth, raise
to high speed and blend for an additional
minute.
Transfer to a two-pound (910-gram) airtight
container and store in the fridge for up to
one week.
Tips:
I always double dressing recipes and store the extra in a squeeze bottle in the fridge. Then, when I want to put together a quick salad for a meal, or just an easy lunch, I use whatever veggies I have on hand, top them with the dressing, and voilà! Easy as 1-2-3.
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Family Table by Mishpacha MagazineWhile I was working on this set, I needed one last salad idea. My sister Chani suggested I add fruit to a grilled chicken salad to give it a unique spin. No, she didn’t create this recipe, but she will be telling everyone it was her idea. Give it a try; it’s delicious and makes for the perfect appetizer.
Place the spring mix and chicken in a large
bowl and toss with half the dressing.
Transfer to a serving dish and top with
remaining ingredients. Drizzle with the rest
of the dressing and serve.
Place all ingredients except olive oil in
a food processor. Blend on low, slowly
drizzling in the oil. Once smooth, raise
to high speed and blend for an additional
minute.
Transfer to a two-pound (910-gram) airtight
container and store in the fridge for up to
one week.
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