Avocado, Chicken and Corn Salad

Avocado, Chicken and Corn Salad

A lot of “scary” rumors go about meat of chickens grown in the factory - they say, birds are fed with antibiotics, growth stimulants and other terrible things. Perhaps some of these rumors are true, but anyway - any meat is better than any sausage, because in the sausage, except for the exact same meat, there are a lot of really harmful additives.

Therefore, if we consider recipes in terms of the usefulness and safety of ingredients, chicken salads would be preferable to “Olivier” or “salami” salad with crackers.

Well, if you add vegetables to the chicken, then in addition to the protein there will also be a set of vitamins. Just do not forget that the peel of avocado is a bit toxic - remove it, not sparing.

Ingredients:

  • mayonnaise 30% (dressing);
  • canned corn - 2/3 cans;
  • cucumbers - 2 small;
  • boiled chicken fillet - 300 g;
  • Bulgarian pepper - 1 large;
  • greens (dill) - 1 small bunch for decoration;
  • Avocados - 1 medium.

Cooking

Avocado, Chicken and Corn Salad

1. Choose fresh solid avocado, wash it thoroughly, cut it in half and remove the bone.

Avocado, Chicken and Corn Salad

2. Peel the peels from the halves and cut the fruit into small cubes.

Avocado, Chicken and Corn Salad

3. We wash the cucumbers thoroughly with running water, cut their butts off and cut them into small cubes.

Avocado, Chicken and Corn Salad

4. Boil chicken fillet in advance and cut the meat against the fibers in small cubes.

Avocado, Chicken and Corn Salad

5. We thoroughly wash the Bulgarian pepper, cut the stem and remove the seeds, then cut into small cubes.

Avocado, Chicken and Corn Salad

6. Corn is extracted from the jar, drained juice and mixed with other ingredients in a deep salad bowl.

Avocado, Chicken and Corn Salad

7. Fill the salad with a small amount of low-fat mayonnaise and mix thoroughly.

Avocado, Chicken and Corn Salad

8. Serve avocado and chicken salad to the table chilled in a portion bowl. We decorate a portion with a sprig of dill.

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