Vegan Thai Chicken Salad

Yield: approximately 4 cups

Today is the last day of summer break for teachers in our district, as we go back tomorrow for a week of “pre-service” before the students return on September 8. School means school lunches, so I enjoyed spending some time this afternoon grocery shopping and creating a couple of different wholesome spreads for quick and satisfying mid-day meals throughout the week.

This time, my favorite Vegan Smoky Chicken Salad is back but with a Thai twist. (See also the Chinese version in the previous post.) Like its inspiration, this iteration emphasizes color, texture, taste and nutrition. But the ingredients, in virtually identical proportion, are decidedly Thai: red bell pepper, dried pineapple, carrots, green onions, cashews, cilantro, curry powder, vegan fish sauce and lime juice.

Enjoy as you would any chicken salad, only maybe with chopsticks.

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2 comments

  1. The Voracious Vegan

    I looove 'chicken' salad, so much fun and it can always be changed up depending on what you've got in your chicken. This looks REALLY good and your photo is so beautiful.

  2. Me too! And chicken salad is like the endless canvas for culinary creativity. This particular one is just a hint sweet from the pineapple in a way that is very appealing to me. Thank you for the photo feedback. This one worked after just a few tries. I must have photographed the Chinese version 70 times (and I don't think I'm exaggerating). Always nice to hear from you!

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