If you are a Game of Thrones fan, I have taken a little liberty with one of their catch phrases. I don't know about you, but I am not a fan of summer. I do not like the heat and the thought of ANY cooking makes me ill. Although now I have the Traeger, it does make it a bit easier on a lot of the cooking , I don't even want to eat when it's hot.
But I do have to eat and so do my boys. We eat a lot of salads and sandwiches during the summer and one favorite recipe I am going to share is a big fav in my house. We love a good everything-but-the-kitchen-sink chicken salad wrap - the more stuff I throw in it, the better. Not everyone likes everything I put in it but unless they want to fix it, they're stuck.
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All the ingredients you will need to adjust to taste but here it is:
Kelly's Everything-But-The-Kitchen-Sink Chicken Salad Wraps
- 1 pkg frozen chicken breasts, cooked and shredded or diced (I usually just boil them but I am going to try cooking them on the Traeger for that extra flavor)
- Bacon, cooked and crumbled (I like the thick sliced bacon and cutting the strips in 1 inch chunks and just as it is done cooking, dropping a huge spoonful of chopped garlic in the grease - be careful and don't burn the garlic - and cook just enough to start smelling the garlic then drain - there is no such thing as too much garlic in my house)
- Chopped celery
- Diced green onions
- Chopped water chestnuts
- Sliced black olives
- Thawed frozen green peas
- Shredded cheddar cheese
- Shredded carrots
- Couple of packets of powdered ranch mix and mayo or ranch dressing
- Garlic salt and pepper to taste.
While the chicken is cooking we all share in the slicing and dicing - that way no one person is doing everything and it goes a lot faster - especially if you are increasing the ingredients to feed an army. After everything is cooked, sliced and diced, I dump everything into the biggest bowl I have or my stock pot, then I add the dressing and seasonings while mixing it all together.
There are so many wraps (basically flavored soft tortillas) that everyone one can have what they like - cheese, spinach, whole wheat or whatever. I keep the salad mix covered in the fridge and the boys can spoon how much they like on a wrap and roll it up and they are good.
What are some of your favorite summer recipes? I am always looking for good summer recipes! You can email them to me at kelly.m@wlmay.com - looking forward to seeing them!
Have a great week!
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