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Thai Grilled Chicken Salad
grilled chicken, lettuce, carrots, spicy dressing, peanut crunch
Serves 2 | Time to Table 20 minutes | Calories 416
Allergens Contains Tree Nuts (Almonds), Peanuts, Soy (Soy Sauce) + Gluten (Soy Sauce)
Excellent Source of Protein, Vitamin A + Vitamin C | Good Source of Potassium, Iron + Calcium
Equipment
What To Do:
–Grill pan
–Measuring spoons
–Tongs
–Chef ’s knife
–Small mixing bowl
–Whisk
What You Need
–Kosher or flake sea salt
–Coarsely ground black pepper
What We Send
–12 ounces boneless,
skinless chicken thighs
–2.5 ounces green leaf lettuce
–6 ounces matchstick jicama
–2 tablespoons almond butter
–∏ to 1 teaspoon sriracha
–1 teaspoon lime juice
–.35 ounces minced ginger
–∏ teaspoon minced garlic
–1 tablespoon honey
–1 tablespoon soy sauce
–4 ounces purple cabbage and carrots
–.4 ounce peanuts
1. Grill the Chicken: Heat a lightly oiled
grill pan over medium heat. Sprinkle the
chicken with ∑ teaspoon salt and
teaspoon pepper. Place chicken on the
grill pan. Grill 5 to 6 minutes on each
side or until done. Remove to a board
and let rest while preparing the salad.
To Serve: Slice the chicken. Toss the
lettuce, cabbage and carrot mix, jicama,
and drizzle with dressing. Top with
chicken, and sprinkle with peanuts.
H Pro Tip: Do you love your food
spicy? If so, feel free to add the
remaining sriracha from the packet for
an extra kick of heat.
TK Table Talk:
If you could invite any three
people in the world to dinner who
would you invite and what would
you serve?
2. Prep Salad Ingredients: Coarsely
chop the lettuce.
Wine Pairings by @grapefriend
The slight sweetness of an off-dry
Riesling perfectly balances the spice of
Thai food.
Beer Pairings
The caramel and chocolate malt
structure of an American Brown Ale
compliment grilled meat and nut butter
perfectly.
3. Make Dressing: In a small mixing
bowl, whisk together 2 tablespoons
water, almond butter, sriracha, lime juice,
ginger, garlic, honey, and soy sauce.
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