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I believe this salad does not need a fancy introduction – just look at it and plan when, not if, you will prepare this beauty 🙂
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Bon Appétit ! Life is Good !
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Grilled Chicken Salad
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Grilled Chicken Salad
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Grilled Chicken Salad
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juicy perfection……..
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Preparation :
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Bone-in chicken thighs
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remove bones from thighs, season with granulated garlic, kosher salt and cayenne pepper
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SLOWLY grill chicken on both sides until cooked through, about 20 to 30 minutes, depending on size / thickness of thighs
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clean peppers, remove ribs
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cut into VERY fine julienne
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add 1 cup tightly packed julienned white cabbage,1 cup tightly packed julienned white onions and 1 cup grape tomatoes, dress with 1/3 cup ranch dressing
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when chicken is fully cooked, remove from grill (or grill pan), let rest for 10 minutes before cutting
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cut to your preference, – thick/thin/strips or cubes
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divide salad between 2 plates
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sprinkle ea salad with 2 tblsp bbq kernel corn or grilled kernel corn
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top ea salad with 1 chicken thigh
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Grilled Chicken Salad
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Grilled Chicken Salad
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Grilled Chicken Salad
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Is lunch ready yet?
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Long gone, Anelli 🙂
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It’s 1.00pm and I am ready for my lunch Hans 🙂
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Just a bit too late, Nandini 🙂 😦 Cheers !
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Yum! The chicken looks so succulent (un-dry!) Do you have a tip for that? Love the addition of grapes too.
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Yum! Great recipe – I especially like the addition of grapes. Also, the chicken looks so succulent and moist, do you have a trick for this?
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Hi Annabelle, thank you for your kind comment 🙂
About how to cook protein and keep it moist, you might want to read this post which gives some explanation
Pls let me know what you think about it .
Cheers !
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P.S.
Grape”Tomatoes” 🙂
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Thanks Hans, I’ll have a look at that.
And haha, of course they’re tomatoes! Covered in dressing they looked like grapes. We call those “mini” tomatoes “cherry tomatoes” in Australia. Isn’t the english language a rich and beautiful beast?
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It sure is, Annabelle 🙂
However, grape tomatoes are much smaller than cherry tomatoes.
Cheers !
Btw, use grapes if you prefer, they will fit nicely.
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