Chinese Chicken Salad
Total preparation time one hour
Serves twenty
1 head of cabbage
4 boneless chicken breast
1 green onion
2 packages of Oriental flavor Ramen Noodles (reserve the flavor packets)
1/4 cup of silvered almonds
1/4 sesame seeds
1 cup of canola oil
2 tablespoons vinegar
1 teaspoon black pepper
3 tablespoons soy sauce
4 tablespoons sugar
Do not boil the noodles, instead break them into small pieces, spread on cookie sheet with almonds and sesame seeds, toast in oven at 375 degrees for ten minutes.
Make the dressing by blending the oil, vinegar, soy sauce, pepper, sugar and the flavor packets from the ramen noodles.Toss with chicken and cabbage. Stir in the toasted mixture just before serving.
I know one cup of oil seems like a lot, I use a scant cup. That is more than three quarters of a cup but less than a cup. The recipe really does make a very large amount. I share it with my neighbors, and they have all asked for the recipe. I browse new recipes but seldom serve them without a practice run. I call that test driving a recipe. Kale chips are also winners in my household. My grandsons absolutely devour them. I haven't told them yet that kale is good for them. That's just Gammy's secret! Every time they come over, they are starving, or so that is what they would lead me to believe. Their Dad just rolls his eyes. I told him that is pay back because he did the very same thing at his Grandma's house. Isn't it funny how time seems to repeat the moments that leave the best memories?
I know one cup of oil seems like a lot, I use a scant cup. That is more than three quarters of a cup but less than a cup. The recipe really does make a very large amount. I share it with my neighbors, and they have all asked for the recipe. I browse new recipes but seldom serve them without a practice run. I call that test driving a recipe. Kale chips are also winners in my household. My grandsons absolutely devour them. I haven't told them yet that kale is good for them. That's just Gammy's secret! Every time they come over, they are starving, or so that is what they would lead me to believe. Their Dad just rolls his eyes. I told him that is pay back because he did the very same thing at his Grandma's house. Isn't it funny how time seems to repeat the moments that leave the best memories?
Oh my goodness! This sound's and looks amazing, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGlad to share something so delicious. ; )
ReplyDeleteIt looks yummy I guess I found what will be my Sunday lunch.Thanks!
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