Asian Apple Chicken Salad

Ok, before you say anything, when you look at the picture, please forgive the fact that I forgot to add the apples before I took the picture.  Let’s just say when I realized it, it was too late, so I just ate the apple on the side.

::giggle::

But on the serious side, this salad is super easy, and it’s good warm or cold.  And it’s one of those things you can make ahead of time.  What I do is make a bunch of my Asian dressing, and marinate chicken and beef in 3.5-4 ounce serving sizes with 1 tbsp of my dressing.  I put in snack size zip locks and then freeze.  It’s a ready made stir-fry or salad starter!

The Asian dressing is good for salads, but also as a marinade, and the addition of cilantro kicks it up a notch.

I also didn’t have sesame seeds when I made this, so I toasted 60 calories worth of raw sunflower seeds, and they add a crunch the you get desperate for on P2.

This recipe is found in The First Step.  However, this a variation of the recipe found in there.

Enjoy!

Asian Apple Chicken Salad
1 serving

10 minutes prep
40 minutes start to finish

3.5 ounces chicken breast without skin
1 tablespoon Bragg Liquid Aminos
1/2 teaspoon Chinese 5 Spice
2 cups lettuce, shredded
1 large apple, diced
1 teaspoon sesame seeds
1 tablespoon Biz’s Asian Dressing

Place chicken in sandwich bag with Braggs Amino Acids and Chinese 5 Spice, shaking to coat chicken.  Grill chicken and then cut into thin slices.

Dice the apple into small pieces and mix with shredded lettuce.  Add chicken and toss salad together.  Drizzle Biz’s Asian dressing over the salad and sprinkle sesame seeds over the salad.

Entire Recipe:

208 Calories
3g Fat (13% calories from fat)
22g Protein
27g Carbohydrate; 6g Dietary Fiber
46mg Cholesterol; 1017mg Sodium; 678mg Potassium

Per Serving:

208 Calories
3g Fat (13% calories from fat)
22g Protein
27g Carbohydrate; 6g Dietary Fiber
46mg Cholesterol; 1017mg Sodium; 678mg Potassium

Serving Idea:

Note:  The picture above does not show the apples, nor does it show sesame seeds, I used raw sunflower seeds that I toasted myself.

 

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