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There's a tuna salad recipe thread, now how about chicken salad?
Ready, go!
(i need ideas)
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1lb of chicken breast
1/2 cup of mayo
1/2 cup of chopped celery
1/4 cup chopped purple onion
1 chopped stock of green onion
1/8 cup of chopped walnuts
salt to taste
pepper to taste
dash of celery salt
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Have a food processor? 3 egg yolks, 1 garlic clove, pasted (you chop the garlic finely, sprinkly with salt, and then mash it with the side of your knife into a paste. no chunks!), a squeeze of lemon juice and salt. Whir that in yer processor until frothy and then start adding a flavorless oil a few drops at a time until it emulsifies. As the emulsification happens, you can add a bit more quickly. 3 yolks can take up to 2 quarts of oil. More actually, but whos counting... The adjust seasonings. If it gets too thivk, you can add a touch of cold water to thin and smooth it out.
This can all be done by hand with a whisk as well.
Have a food processor? 3 egg yolks, 1 garlic clove, pasted (you chop the garlic finely, sprinkly with salt, and then mash it with the side of your knife into a paste. no chunks!), a squeeze of lemon juice and salt. Whir that in yer processor until frothy and then start adding a flavorless oil a few drops at a time until it emulsifies. As the emulsification happens, you can add a bit more quickly. 3 yolks can take up to 2 quarts of oil. More actually, but whos counting... The adjust seasonings. If it gets too thivk, you can add a touch of cold water to thin and smooth it out.
This can all be done by hand with a whisk as well.
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