![]() INTO in a small saucepan add: 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice, 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, 1 tablespoon butter, 1 tablespoon garlic salt, 1 tablespoon dried Greek oregano, 1 tablespoon wild thyme honey, 1 1/2 teaspoons fresh grated lemon zest, 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin, and 1/4 teaspoon fresh ground white pepper, for the BASTE.GRATE 1 1/2 teaspoons outer fresh lemon zest using a fine shred grate SQUEEZE enough lemons to yield 1/4 cup RESERVE 2 squeezed lemon halves CUT one small onion in half CUT 1 head of garlic in half crosswise.INSERT a V-shaped rack into a roasting pan to suspend chicken while baking, for even browning SET aside PLACE oven rack in the second low position, or to where chicken will be 5 inches below the top of oven PREHEAT oven to 425☏.roasting chicken into a colander placed in sink REMOVE and discard the innards from the cavity from chicken RINSE chicken inside and out with chicken in the colander LEAVE chicken in colander in sink. If you’re transporting half an avocado to work, just drizzle the cut face with lemon juice and tuck it into your salad lunch box, or put it in an airtight container with half an onion (the acid in the onion stops the avocado from going brown).Īs for serving it, I think you’ll find this is substantial enough as it is to have as a main course. So if you’re making ahead, keep the dressing separate and cut the avocado just before serving (see the video at 40 seconds to see a speedy way to cut avocado chunks that you can totally do in your office at your desk!). Once dressed, the leafy greens will start to get a bit soggy after around 30 minutes due to the oil in the dressing. I did say this was a BIG chicken salad… it is very, very big! It will make a filling meal for 4 normal people, 3 with very very big appetites, or 6 people who are pretending to diet. It probably comes off as a bit condescending to show you these steps, being that this is quite a basic recipe! It’s more out of habit given that I show steps for every recipe I do. I have a container in the freeze in which I accumulate bits of leftover chicken that I use for things like this salad ( quesadilla is another common use for leftover chicken bits). If you want to make your own, either poach it, bake it, roast it, brine it or even slow cook it! Given this is a speedy recipe, it’s made with a store bought rotisserie chicken. Herb and garlic dressing for chicken salad The chicken It can be roasted sweet potato, chickpeas, lentils – just something to fill you up and keep you full! * Something “meaty” doesn’t necessarily mean meat. It’s a speedy dressing that packs a good flavour punch from the herbs but doesn’t require the effort to finely chop fresh herbs (though you absolutely can – and my favourite combos are listed in the recipe) It follows my basic formula for main course salads:ĭressing – I’m using a herby garlic one for this dressing. Delicious enough to make your coworkers jealous during lunch break tomorrow! Bright and colourful enough to proudly serve to friends at a leisurely Sunday lunch. ![]() This chicken salad is for all the other times when there’s a need for speed. Sweet Potato Salad – a big, juicy meat free salad that I make even when there’s no vegetarians present! Lemon Chicken Salad – beautiful bright lemon flavours, the lemon dressing does double duty as a chicken marinade and dressing Ĭelebration Salmon Salad – the smoked salmon version of the San Fran Salad, a giant salad made for special occasions and Big Mexican flavours in a giant salad with marinated chicken, pico de Gallo and creamy avocado! Mexican Chicken Salad – my second most involved chicken salad. With Yogurt Ranch Dressing, snow pea shoots, fennel, pickled red onion and orange, it’s a copycat of a popular dish at Souvla, a trendy bistro in San Francisco San Fran Chicken Salad – my best, most impressive chicken salad. If you’ve got the time, or are wanting to impress with an entirely “from scratch” main course size salad, I’d point you in the direction of one of these: Make this for dinner tonight, work tomorrow, or a leisurely weekend lunch with friends! Here’s a big, speedy chicken salad to serve as a main course. Quick to put together using a store bought rotisserie chicken, all my favourite vegetables, a sprinkle of bacon, all tossed in a herby garlicky salad dressing.
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