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prep time
25 min
cook time
20 min
ready time
45 min
Low Carb Asian Chopped Chicken Salad
I love healthy meals that are in the fridge, ready to go. It makes eating healthy and staying on track a lot easier. This Low Carb Asian Chopped Chicken Salad is full of good-for-you ingredients, which also have a lot of texture and crunch. Tender chicken breast is shredded and tossed with sliced napa cabbage, sweet red bell pepper, julienned carrots, roasted sliced almonds, cilantro, and scallions. The entire salad is tossed with a sweet sesame-soy vinaigrette that is extra crave-able.
Do I have to dress the salad?
No. If you are meal prepping, you can keep the dressing separate from the salad until you are ready to serve. Each portion of dressing should be around 1 ⅔ tablespoon. However, this salad holds up well to dressing, so feel free to save a step and dress the salad ahead of time.
Can I use other meat?
Another meat similar in macros would be pork tenderloin, so feel free to substitute the chicken breast for that.
How long does the salad last in the fridge?
The salad can last up to one week in the fridge with no dressing and up to three days with dressing. Feel free to heat the salad in the microwave once it is past its prime.
Serving suggestions
Feel free to serve this Low Carb Asian Chopped Chicken Salad with a Tropical Electrolyte Drink:
https://www.carbmanager.com/recipe-detail/ug:932167f3-7a55-438b-5165-7e6ecc534607/keto-tropical-electrolyte-drink.
Net Carbs
9.3 g
Fiber
5.4 g
Total Carbs
14.8 g
Protein
30.3 g
Fats
27 g
405 cals
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Ingredients
Chicken Breast Boneless Skinless Raw
950 g
Salt, sea salt
1 tbsp
Napa cabbage
7 cup
Red pepper
1 cup
Carrots
1 cup
Almonds
1 cup, chopped
Cilantro
0.5 cup, chopped
Scallions or spring onions, tops and bulb, raw
5 medium - 4 1/8" long
Extra virgin olive oil
0.5 cup
Tamari sauce
3 tbsp
Natural Rice Vinegar
4 tbsp
Ginger
1 tsp
Garlic
1 clove
Sauce Sriracha Or Hot Chile
1 tbsp
Sesame oil
2 tsp
Recipe Steps
steps 5
45 min
Step 1
Bring a medium-sized pot of water to a boil and add 2 tbsp salt to the water. Add the chicken breasts and cook them for about 20 minutes at a simmer or until cooked through and tender. Remove the chicken from the water and shred the chicken into bite-size pieces.Step 2
In the meantime, wash and slice the napa cabbage very thin—Julienne the red bell pepper and carrots. Add the ingredients to a large mixing bowl. Add in the sliced roasted almonds, chopped cilantro, and sliced scallions.Step 3
In a small container, combine the olive oil, soy sauce, rice vinegar, grated ginger, grated garlic, sriracha, and sesame oil until emulsified.Step 4
Add shredded chicken to the salad and toss in.Step 5
Add the dressing onto the salad, if desired, or keep it separate until ready to serve.
Comments
SpectacularAvocado741480 3 months ago
Add canned mandarin oranges water chestnuts and top with a grille pineapple slice and serve sprinkled with crispy wonton noodles! Yummy
respther200385c0 2 years ago
I made this for my husband and me and it was a hit! It was flavorful and filling. I’ll definitely be making this again!
ExcellentCauliflower540443 2 years ago
Looks like a bowl would be 5.1 oz- so you would need to use your scale…? Doesn’t seem like it would fill me up but I’ll have to prepare and measure it out.
PropitiousRadish558979 2 years ago
How much is a "bowl"? I have bowls that are many sizes. It would be better if we knew how many bowls this makes, because it's pretty high carb. More than half my daily allowance. Sounds delicious though.
RemarkableKetone447757 2 years ago
Some rice vinegar has sugar some doesn't.
RemarkableKetone447757 2 years ago
Probs the almonds? Tamari? Hmmm good question
AmazingKale547254 2 years ago
how can we see what is contributing to the carb amount? that we can also leave out some items..where are the majority of the carbs coming from?
FortuitousAvocado269635 3 years ago
I’m surprised you are using carrots. I thought that carrots are not keto. What would carb content be without carrots? Thank you
recipewriter 3 years ago
Carrots are fine on a Keto diet when consumed in moderation. It is contributing 1g of carb per serving of this salad, so not much.