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  1. I just sent this to a friend who requested it and thought it was time to
    post a recipe here. It's good for hot days when you don't have a
    functioning a/c. :-(

    Curried Chicken Salad

    Poach/simmer chicken breasts in water or chicken broth with a slice or
    two of onion and a stalk of celery. I usually use 4-6 breast halves
    depending on how many of us are eating and how many leftovers I want.
    Remove the chicken from the liquid and refrigerate till cool. Cut into
    small chunks. Save or freeze liquid for soup.

    Mix low-fat mayonnaise and a little low fat sour cream or yogurt
    together, or use just mayo. (There’s no problem using regular, full fat,
    if your diet can handle it!)

    Add 1/2 tsp. curry powder. Taste and add 1/4 tsp more at a time or a
    small shake from the can until it tastes right—strong enough to taste
    and give a little heat, but not too strong or it will get bitter. Add a
    sprinkle of sugar and some black or white pepper. Taste the results. I
    usually add a shake of celery salt, too. Add chopped celery, a little
    finely chopped chives or green onion or mild regular onion.

    Drain a small can of sliced or chunk pineapple. Add a teaspoon or so of
    the juice to the mayo mixture. Chop the sliced pineapple and add to the
    mixture or add the chunk as is. I’ve had this with sweet grapes added,
    too, but The Boss doesn’t like it that way. If you really like
    pineapple, use a larger can. Fresh pineapple is even better. Mix all
    together and refrigerate. Before serving, sprinkle with toasted
    slivered almonds.

    You can also add minced parsley or lovage or whatever herb you happen to
    like. I’ve used a little fresh tarragon and though it had an
    interesting flavor.

  2. Puester <[email hidden]> dropped this turd news:gGtni.175275
    [email hidden]: in rec.food.cooking

    Quoted message said:

    I just sent this to a friend who requested it and thought it was time to
    post a recipe here. It's good for hot days when you don't have a
    functioning a/c. :-(

    Curried Chicken Salad

    <snip and saved>

    This looks really good except for the pineapple. I don't use pineapple
    much in salads like this but the grapes I'll use.

    Michael

    --
    Due to recent cutbacks - The light at the end of the tunnel has been turned
    off.
    ~unknow author

  3. "Michael \"Dog3\" Lonergan" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    This looks really good except for the pineapple. I don't use pineapple
    much in salads like this but the grapes I'll use.

    It'll pair well with the penzey's curried tater salad

    --

    The house of the burning beet-Alan

    It'll be a sunny day in August, when the Moon will shine that night-
    Elbonian Folklore

  4. "Puester" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I just sent this to a friend who requested it and thought it was time to
    post a recipe here. It's good for hot days when you don't have a
    functioning a/c. :-(

    Curried Chicken Salad


    [snips]

    I was going to ask you for the recipe for this the day you posted about it!

    Thanks.

    --
    Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

  5. Puester said:

    I just sent this to a friend who requested it and thought it was time to
    post a recipe here. It's good for hot days when you don't have a
    functioning a/c. :-(

    Curried Chicken Salad


    Sounds good! I've been buying a curried chicken salad from Whole Foods,
    but I'll have to try making my own now.

    --
    Queenie

    *** Be the change you wish to see in the world ***

  6. In article
    <[email hidden]>,

    Puester said:

    I just sent this to a friend who requested it and thought it was time to
    post a recipe here. It's good for hot days when you don't have a
    functioning a/c. :-(

    Curried Chicken Salad


    (recipe snipped)

    Are you still breathing in the heat? My condolences -- it's 65 now
    going to 80. Hot next week, though. I'm jammin', jellyin', and
    picklin' today while it's a pleasure to do it rather than a chore.

    I'll be making some chicken salad this morning, too -- either for lunch
    tomorrow (may have company) or for taking to The Lake for a couple days
    with The Kids. I like curry, Rob doesn't much; I may put a little in,
    maybe not. I like the idea of cutting the mayo with some sour cream.

    Hang in there, Toots! This too shall pass. And just think of our
    forebears who managed in stifling conditions. (Small comfort, huh?)
    --
    -Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ
    http://www.jamlady.eboard.com - story and
    pics of Ronald McDonald House dinner posted 6-24-2007

  7. Melba's Jammin said:

    Hang in there, Toots! This too shall pass. And just think of our
    forebears who managed in stifling conditions. (Small comfort, huh?)

    Not just our forebears...I remember growing up and suffering through
    such stifling heat in a Virginia summer. Glad I am away from such
    heat AND humidity. It is hot here, but it is bearable. I make do
    with a swamp cooler, and my house is very pleasant, even when it is 98
    outside.

    However, those days do call for different types of meals. I remember
    us eating out on the enclosed porch in the summer. I don't remember a
    lot of hot meals... If there was anything hot, it was probably fried
    chicken, and often we ate it cold ..with a side of potato salad. And
    ripe Hanover tomatoes, and a salad of cucumbers in a vinegar dressing.
    Sometimes BLTs...

    That curried chicken salad sounds great. I will have to roast a
    chicken just for that...

    Christine

  8. Melba's Jammin said:


    Are you still breathing in the heat? My condolences -- it's 65 now
    going to 80. Hot next week, though. I'm jammin', jellyin', and
    picklin' today while it's a pleasure to do it rather than a chore.

    Whooo-I can remember how hot that BWB kettle made the house. It's too
    bad we can't capture that heat for the frosty days of January and Feb.

    Quoted message said:

    I'll be making some chicken salad this morning, too -- either for lunch
    tomorrow (may have company) or for taking to The Lake for a couple days
    with The Kids. I like curry, Rob doesn't much; I may put a little in,
    maybe not. I like the idea of cutting the mayo with some sour cream.

    Although I don't have it often, I never met a chicken salad I didn't like.

    Quoted message said:

    Hang in there, Toots! This too shall pass. And just think of our
    forebears who managed in stifling conditions. (Small comfort, huh?)

    Nah, I'm being stoic about it. As I told Pandora, a/c and furnaces give
    out when you most need them because that's when you put the most strain
    on the system. Tuesday night (I hope) we'll be comfortable again.
    Meanwhile we have to attack the furnace room and get all the suitcases
    and Christmas wreaths out of there so the installers have space to move.

    Lunch today was gazpacho I made earlier in the week. I am surprised it
    took me so little time to chop all the vegetables since that's the
    excuse people make for not having it more often or pureeing everything
    in the food processor. Took me 20 minutes, tops, with a chef's knife,
    to finely chop tomatoes, green onion, red and green pepper, celery,
    cucumber and I can't remember what else. It was worth the effort.

    The fruit has been really good here the past few weeks. Not good enough
    to push me into jammin', however, now that I've made my 2 batches of
    freezer apricot jam.

    In addition, at work our new CEO has started a weight loss challenge so
    we're trying to be careful what we eat. DH and Dear Daughter lost a
    lot of weight last year on the South Beach diet, but both have put it
    all on and more. I could stand to lose 20 lb myself. Sigh.

    gloria p

  9. MayQueen said:
    Puester said:

    I just sent this to a friend who requested it and thought it was time
    to post a recipe here. It's good for hot days when you don't have a
    functioning a/c. :-(

    Curried Chicken Salad


    Sounds good! I've been buying a curried chicken salad from Whole Foods,
    but I'll have to try making my own now.

    I did buy some more prepared curried chicken salad yesterday at WF. It
    has currants as well as almonds in it, no pineapple.

    --
    Queenie

    *** Be the change you wish to see in the world ***

  10. On Sat, 21 Jul 2007 19:47:58 GMT, Puester <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Melba's Jammin said:


    Are you still breathing in the heat? My condolences -- it's 65 now
    going to 80. Hot next week, though. I'm jammin', jellyin', and
    picklin' today while it's a pleasure to do it rather than a chore.

    Whooo-I can remember how hot that BWB kettle made the house. It's too
    bad we can't capture that heat for the frosty days of January and Feb.

    Quoted message said:

    I'll be making some chicken salad this morning, too -- either for lunch
    tomorrow (may have company) or for taking to The Lake for a couple days
    with The Kids. I like curry, Rob doesn't much; I may put a little in,
    maybe not. I like the idea of cutting the mayo with some sour cream.

    Although I don't have it often, I never met a chicken salad I didn't like.

    Quoted message said:

    Hang in there, Toots! This too shall pass. And just think of our
    forebears who managed in stifling conditions. (Small comfort, huh?)

    Nah, I'm being stoic about it. As I told Pandora, a/c and furnaces give
    out when you most need them because that's when you put the most strain
    on the system. Tuesday night (I hope) we'll be comfortable again.
    Meanwhile we have to attack the furnace room and get all the suitcases
    and Christmas wreaths out of there so the installers have space to move.

    That is why we replaced our furnace and a/c in April. Gave us time to
    get all of the bugs out while the weather was temperate.
    --
    Susan N.

    "Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral,
    48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy."
    Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974)

  11. Grilled Curry Chicken Salad
    Chef Larry's Recipe

    POSTED: 3:23 pm PDT August 30, 2005
    UPDATED: 3:38 pm PDT August 30, 2005

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    Ingredients

    4 each Chicken breasts, boneless, skinless, 6 oz. each

    Marinade Recipe

    3 each Garlic cloves, minced

    1 tsp. Shallot, minced

    2 tsp. Fresh cilantro, minced

    1 tsp. Orange zest

    1 tsp. Dijon mustard

    1/4 cup Orange juice

    1 each Lime, juiced

    1/4 cup Olive oil

    To season Salt

    To season Fresh ground black pepper

    6 oz. Petite salad greens

    Method

    Prepare Chef Larry's Orange Curry Vinaigrette per recipe, reserve.
    Prepare marinade by combining minced garlic, shallot, cilantro,
    orange zest, Dijon mustard, orange juice, lime juice and olive oil.
    Season with salt and pepper, mix well.
    Place chicken breasts in a non-reactive pan and pour marinade
    over chicken and mix well.
    Allow chicken to marinate for at least 4 hours...Preheat grill or
    bbq.
    Remove marinated chicken breasts and drain well.
    Place on pre-heated grill and cook until done....Grill pineapple
    slices.
    Place petite salad greens in a mixing bowl and add Chef Larry's
    Orange Curry Vinaigrette.
    Season with salt and fresh ground black pepper and toss.
    Portion dressed placing in the center of the serving plates.
    Slice grilled chicken breasts.
    Rest grilled chicken slices on dressed salad greens.
    Garnish with orange segments, grilled pineapple and pepper slices.
    Top with raisins and pecans.
    Drizzle with additional Chef Larry's Orange Curry Vinaigrette and
    serve.

    Makes 4 Servings

    Chef Larry's Orange Curry Vinaiagrette Recipe

    1 tsp. Curry powder
    1/2 tsp. Orange zest
    1/3 tsp. Garlic, minced
    1 tsp. Dijon mustard
    2 tsp. Mayonnaise
    2 tsp. Yogurt, plain
    2 tbsp. Red wine vinegar
    2 tsp. Sugar
    1 tsp. Chives, minced
    1 tsp. Parsley, finely chopped
    3/4 cup Olive oil, extra virgin
    To taste Salt
    To taste Fresh ground black pepper
    1/3 tsp. Garlic, minced
    1 tsp. Dijon mustard
    2 tsp. Mayonnaise
    2 tsp. Yogurt, plain
    2 tbsp. Red wine vinegar
    2 tsp. Sugar
    1 tsp. Chives, minced
    1 tsp. Parsley, finely chopped
    3/4 cup Olive oil, extra virgin
    to taste Salt
    To taste Fresh ground black pepper

    Method

    Whisk curry powder, orange zest, garlic, Dijon mustard, mayonnaise,
    yogurt, vinegar, sugar, chives and parsley together in a mixing bowl.
    Add olive oil while whisking until all the oil is incorporated.
    Season with salt and fresh ground black pepper.
    Store under refrigeration until needed.

    Makes 4 Servings

  12. In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    Grilled Curry Chicken Salad
    Chef Larry's Recipe

    POSTED: 3:23 pm PDT August 30, 2005
    UPDATED: 3:38 pm PDT August 30, 2005

    ARCHIVED RECIPES
    See More Chef Larry Recipes
    CONTACT INFO
    E-Mail Chef Larry Your Comments, Questions
    Ingredients

    4 each Chicken breasts, boneless, skinless, 6 oz. each

    <snipped>

    Use thighs - they have more flavor and are jucier than breasts.

    As for the dressing, don't you proofread? Most of the ingredients are
    repeated. 1 tsp curry? Who will taste it? 1/2 tsp orange zest? No one
    will taste it. Too many ingredients.

    --
    Peter Aitken

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