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Asian Chicken Salad Recipe

Six Sisters Stuff Oriental Chicken Salad. This is so good and easy. Be sure to make a double batch of dressing. It's THAT good.
Ever heard of the Six Sisters Stuff blog? If you have not, you are in for a treat. They are six sisters, no brothers at all, that started their own blog to share recipes with family. They have grown by leaps and bounds and have recently produced a cookbook full of recipes, crafts and other fun ideas.
I love the simplicity of their recipes however this by far has to be a favorite.
I had the pleasure of meeting most of them last February at the Build Your Blog Conference here in Salt Lake City. I will say, they are some of the nicest, gracious and friendly ladies around. They really put their heart and soul into this conference and I learned quite a bit about building my blog. While there, I purchased a copy of their new Six Sisters Stuff cookbook. It’s bright, colorful and full of recipes and ideas.
I like the fact that every recipe has a picture with it so you know how it looks when done. I’m a very visual person and I love a picture with the recipe since I, and most of us, eat with our eyes too. I made the Baked Sweet & Sour Chicken recipe in March of this year and it was a HUGE hit in my house. I thought hubby would eat the entire dish! So this time, I set out to make something lighter and chose the Oriental Chicken Salad.

It’s a very simple recipe to make and it yields delicious results. First, let me talk about the dressing. I advise making a double batch. Trust me, it’s that good. You’ll thank me later.


Here is the recipe direct from their blog:

Dressing
6 Tbsp. honey
3 Tbsp. Rice Vinegar
1/2 c. Mayonnaise
2 tsp. Dijon mustard
1/4 tsp. Sesame oil

Blend together all ingredients in a small bowl with a whisk or mixer. Refrigerate while you work on the salad.

Salad:
2 pieces of Crispy Chicken Strips (frozen or from the deli) or leftover grilled chicken (I used Foster Farms honey grilled chicken)
Bagged salad with assorted lettuces, cabbage, and vegetables
Bagged broccoli slaw (I used Asian Salad mix with Cabbage)
1 Tbsp. sliced almonds, toasted (see picture below)
1/4 c. fried won ton strips (optional- I did not use these.)
1/4 cup mandarin slices, drained well (I actually tripled this amount – we love mandarin oranges)

Directions:
Bake the chicken strips according to the package directions (if you bought frozen ones) or reheat grilled chicken. Cut up the chicken into bite-sized pieces.

Mix together a large handful of the lettuce salad and the broccoli slaw (or Asian slaw). Top with cut up chicken, almonds, won tons and mandarin slices. Drizzle the dressing on top. Serve immediately.

Six Sisters Stuff Oriental Chicken Salad. This is so good and easy. Be sure to make a double batch of dressing. It's THAT good.

This was wonderful. Light, full of flavor and texture and made a wonderful meal that was accompanied by garlic bread, a staple in our house. Hubby loved it as well and I thought he’d lick the plate to get all the dressing up. He loved it that much.

Six Sisters Stuff Oriental Chicken Salad. This is so good and easy. Be sure to make a double batch of dressing. It's THAT good.

To purchase your own cookbook, Click here to visit Six Sisters Stuff.  They also have ebooks available about building your own blog. Also, check out their new site, My Recipe Magic. It’s a great place to find new recipes, build a cookbook and get nutrition information. All my recipes can be found there as well and you can review the nutrition information on any of your favorites.

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  2. Tamar says

    My favorite summer salad is a salad that includes pear, grapes, goat cheese, and a shallot vinaigrette.

    thanks for the chance.

    tamarsweeps-at-gmail-dot-com

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  12. Amanda Rauch says

    Our favorite summer salad is the pea salad. So easy just peas cheese and some mayo-we add a little blue cheese dressing and some blue cheese crumbles. We also add bacon pieces if we have them. It is always a crowd pleaser.

    amandajoyrauch at yahoo dot com

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  13. Christy Cummins says

    Zesty Chicken Taco Rice Salad. It’s a recipe I got from a Minute Rice Cookbook many years ago and although I don’t use Minute Rice very often anymore, I still love this recipe!

    Reply

  23. laurasloves says

    My favorite salad is my Chef salad which I make every summer with fresh veggies from our garden. I also like to add some raisins, walnuts and apple slices to it.
    Laurie Emerson

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