Oh wow, I never knew a salad could taste this GOOD!! I serve this Chicken Caesar Salad at every party I host and it always gets me loads of compliments. I make a big batch any excuse I get so that I can live off the leftovers for days afterwards. It’s become my very favourite lunch recipe.
Ingredients
- 500g Chicken £2.99
- 250ml Mayonnaise 48p
- 100ml Lemon Juice 10p
- Tablespoon Dijon Mustard 15p
- Small Tin Anchovies 65p
- Garlic Granules 25p
Total = £4.62
Makes 10 servings = 46p per serving
Food purchased from Aldi. Prices correct at time of publishing.
How to Make Chicken Caesar Salad
Cook the Chicken Breast
Start by cutting the chicken breast into bite sized pieces.
Pop them into a frying pan and fry until fully cooked.
Make the Caesar Salad Dressing
To make the delicious dressing mince the anchovies.
Add about 100ml of lemon juice.
And a Tablespoon of Dijon mustard.
Then add about half a bottle of mayonnaise.
Finally add a Tablespoon of garlic granules.
Give it all a good stir.
And mix in the chicken breast pieces.
Serving Chicken Caesar Salad
I love it served with boiled new potatoes and a side salad. It’s great spooned over packet potatoes and even in sandwiches.
For super easy, perfect Jacket Potatoes try my Jacket Potato Air Fryer Recipe.
I do hope that my Chicken Caesar Salad recipe has inspired you to have a go at making your own salads from scratch.
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