r/salad

A few years ago I had a Caesar salad at a restaurant that had very thin square slices of chicken in it, as shown in the picture. The texture didn’t feel like normal sliced chicken breast with visible muscle grains. It was smoother and more uniform, almost like the chicken was ground/reformed first and then sliced.

It reminded me slightly of deli chicken or turkey slices, but it tasted much better and more flavorful. The slices were thin, soft, and evenly shaped.

Does anyone know what this type of chicken usually is? And if its some sort of processed/deli meat what should I look for at the grocery store?

Today’s sattvic/salad bowl cucumber, blue berries, black berries, mandarin,avocado,, pumpkin seeds, hemp seeds, and a little citrus on the side. Simple, fresh, and surprisingly filling.

I love a lazy dinner!

Pork tenderloin, lettuce, tomato, onion, corn, cheese and homemade ranch dressing.

This salad features spring mix, Roma tomatoes, red onion, broccoli, thinly sliced Colby Jack cheese, croutons, fresh lemon juice, Olive Garden salad dressing, salt, and freshly cracked black pepper 😋

Threw together some things in my fridge. Toppings are blueberries, cherry tomatoes, walnuts, and feta cheese.