Chicken Salad Recipes

Typical chicken salad recipes start with a base of chopped chicken, mayonnaise, celery, and onions. Change things up by roasting, steaming, or poaching the chicken. You can also add fun mix-ins, such as noodles, apples, walnuts, grapes, dried cranberries, fresh herbs, cherry tomatoes, artichoke hearts, and roasted red bell peppers.

If you like your meals to have an ethnic twist, try one of these flavorful chicken salad recipes. Two yummy options are Honolulu-Style Chicken Salad and Judy's Chinese Chicken Salad.

Our Favorite Chicken Salad Recipes

	Loaded Creamy Chicken Salad Apples and curry powder give this chicken salad unique flavor. Spread on crackers or warm sour dough bread for an easy, make-ahead appetizer.		Chicken-Strawberry Salad This colorful salad contains skinless, boneless chicken breasts that are served on a bed of lettuce, with fruit and an orange juice dressing.
	Citrus-Chicken Summer Salad A fresh tasting salad made with beans, white corn, peppers and onion in a tangy citrus dressing.		Grilled Chicken-Artichoke Salad Chicken tenders are grilled and tossed with cooked artichoke hearts, romaine, bell pepper, tomato and cucumber slices, with oil and vinegar dressing.
	Cran-ango Chicken Salad This chicken salad is full of good stuff like crimini mushrooms, black olives, mango, and even some dried cranberries.		Thai Chicken Salad Lettuce Wraps The ginger, soy sauce, and peanuts give this chicken salad recipe its Thai flair and the crisp lettuce gives it a nice finish.
	Lemon Chicken Salad Sandwich A chicken salad mixture (with eggs, onion, celery, Dijon mustard & seasoned salt) is spread on sourdough bread & topped with Muenster cheese.

Chicken How-To's

	Anyone Can Cook: Resting Meat Rev up your dinner table with a tender, perfectly moist meat entree.		Peeling and Seeding Tomatoes When using tomatoes in pasta sauce or salsa, the peels and seeds often need to be removed.
	Cooking Homemade Pasta This helpful chart will keep you from cooking your pasta too long.		Freezing Equipment Before you freeze your canned creations, make sure you have the right equipment.