Chicken & Chorizo Salad

Kurtyss Cooper
Kurtyss Cooper @cook_4084864
Chichester

A Fresh, Healthy And filling Salad.

Chicken & Chorizo Salad

A Fresh, Healthy And filling Salad.

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Ingredients

15 mins
1 serving
  1. 1Baby Gem Lettuce
  2. 1/4Cucumber
  3. 1/2Small Red Onion
  4. 1Egg Cup Red And White Quinoa
  5. 1Carrot
  6. 1Handfull Spinich
  7. 1Handfull Rocket
  8. Red Amaranth (For Garnish, Any Edible Flower Will Do, I Just Like The Colour Of Amaranth)
  9. Pea Shoots (For Garnish, Lambs Lettuce Works Also)
  10. 3 SlicesChorizo (I Prefer Pre Sliced As Usally A lower Fat Content, But Good Quality Essential)
  11. 3 SlicesChicken (Use Leftovers Or Grilled If Avalible But I Like To Poach In Garlic And Tarragon)

Cooking Instructions

15 mins
  1. 1

    Boil Your Quinoa The Day Before And Keep In Fridge.
    Ratio Of 1.1 Grain To Water

  2. 2

    Cut All Your Veg And Seperate For Ease When Plating.
    Baby Gem: Roughly Chop.
    Cucumber: De-Seed (Cut Legnthways Then Run A Spoon Down The Centre) Then Dice.
    Onion: Dice
    Carrot: Ribbon (I Use A Peeler Then Cut Legnthways) 5/6 Will Do

  3. 3

    Mix Onion, Cucumber, Spinich, Baby Gem, Rocket And Quinoa Together.
    Mix Gently With Clean, Dry Hands Or With Gloves To Keep The Integerity Of the Ingredients.

  4. 4

    Place A Good Handfull Of The Salad In Your Bowl/Plate.
    Roll The Chorizo Slices And Place On Top With The Chicken In A Six Point Star Formation.

  5. 5

    Arrange The Carrot Ribbons Off Centre In A Zig-Zag Formation.

  6. 6

    Put A Good Pinch Off Pea Shoots In Centre.
    Tight And High.
    Sprinkle Over The Amaranth.

  7. 7

    Serve With Your Favourite Dressing/Glaze.
    My Preference Is A Hot Mustard Vinegerete.

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