Chicken Caesar salad with parmesan chips

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Chicken Caesar salad with parmesan chips

Preparations: 

Chicken slices:

Pan: Heat some oil on a pan. Fry the slices for 5-7 minutes.
Oven: Pre-heat the oven to 220°. Heat the chicken for 5-7 minutes.

Chicken fillets:

Pan: Heat some oil on a pan and cook the chicken fillets for 8-10 minuets on each side. 
When done, cut the chicken into smaller pieces.

Oven: Pre-heat the oven to 180°. Cook the fillets for 20-25 minutes.
When done, cut the chicken into smaller pieces.

Bread croutons:

Pre-heat the oven to 220°.
Mix the chopped/pressed garlic with the olive oil. 
Dip the slices of bread into the mix and roast them in the oven until crispy. 

Parmesan chips:

Pre-heat the oven to 220°.
Spread the grated parmesan cheese evenly onto baking paper.
Bake the cheese for approx.6 minutes, till melted and golden. 
Cool and break into smaller pieces.

Salad:

Cook the dried ham in the oven until crispy.
Rinse the salad.

Place the salad on a plate. Put the chicken on top along with bread croutons, parmesan chips and the dried ham. 
Spread some roasted pine nuts on top.



Ingredients

4 persons

Chicken Caesar salad:

1 kg roasted chicken slices or raw chicken fillets for cooking
20 slices of ciabatta bread
3 cloves of chopped/pressed garlic
½ dl olive oil
150 g fresh grated parmesan
10 slices of dried ham
1 roman salad 
2-300 g arugula salad
½ dl roasted pine nuts
Caesar-dressing (can be bought)

Cooked with

Contact

For further information

Mohammad Mouneimne

Sales Director, Global Export
mohammad.mouneimne@scandistandard.com

Sabrina Kronborg

Business Unit Manager, Southern Europe & Asia
sabrina.kronborg@scandistandard.com

Kaja Gregersen

Key Account Manager Asia
kaja.gregersen@scandistandard.com

Oliver Broderius Sarto

Key Account Manager UK FS
oliver.sarto@scandistandard.com

*Not treated with antibiotics subject to medical prescription. A feed additive (Coccidiostats) is used to avoid disorders of the intestines in the chicken, which can be caused by parasites.