Monday, 26 July 2010
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Philippine-style Chicken Salad Sandwich
This is a guest post from Eating Club Vancouver.
JS:
Simple Philippine-style chicken salad today.
This was a merienda fixture in our school bags growing up.
Merienda is the meal between the big three meals (breakfast, merienda, lunch, merienda, and dinner). Sometimes we'd have merienda after dinner too, before going to sleep.
Good times.
JS:- Steam or boil chicken breast.
- Allow to cool, then shred.
- Add mayonnaise.
- Add sweet pickle relish.
- Mix it all up.
- Season to taste.
It should be creamy and slightly sweet.
Serve chicken salad on pan de sal or toast.
TS:
Make the chicken salad as creamy (mayo-y) and sweet (relish-y) as you want!
TS:
For "authenticity", we served ours in a pan de sal bun.
For "authenticity", our sandwich was squished into all sorts of weird shapes, reminiscent of their usual state as we pulled them out of our school bags during recess.
More eatingclub Philippine/Filipino food
What do you put into your chicken salad? Do you keep it simple or add all kinds of things?
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- About Me: the blog, was born in February 2008. This blog is owned and maintained by TS and JS. They write most of the entries, with the occasional guest blogger. Photographs are taken by TS and JS as well. email [at] eatingclubvancouver [dot] com The name of this blog comes from the club "eatingclub," which started in November 1999 as a monthly dining club. TS and JS were founding members of this club and, with likeminded foodies (although that term wasn't popular then), they set out to explore Vancouver's culinary terrain. Then, due to busy schedules, the life of the club got interrupted: it became a once-in-3-months sort of dining club. Then a once-a-year dining club. Then it hibernated for a while. Then the dining club idea died altogether and "eatingclub" became a mailing list for restaurant reviews and other food-related topics (and non-food-related topics, like Buffy, and other important stuff like that). Visit me: http://www.eatingclubvancouver.com/
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Comments (3)
70% fat. hahaha. ^^;
Lol it may be fattening .. but gosh.. this looks so good.
MMmMmmmmm.....aw, that looks so damn good.