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Originally Posted by Boomer
Chicken salad is one of my standards. In fact, it rarely starts with leftovers. Those skinless, boneless chicken breasts get gently blasted in a pressure cook for just a few minutes.
(I used to poach them but now it is always the pressure cooker.)
Then the chicken gets shredded. I just use forks to do the shredding because I do not want the chicken to be too smooth — just a rough shred. Chopping would work fine, too.
I use tarragon, celery, and Hellmann’s.
My mom sometimes put grapes and nuts in chicken salad and served it on a lettuce leaf, on a pretty plate, for her bridge club. But I don’t play bridge.
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i had to comment here--YES to shredding the meat, i get so many compliments when i prepare it that way, & i add a touch of malt vinegar to the onions & celery before i mix it in.