Suberb Chicken Salad Sandwich
published by mo hoyal on Nov 2, 2009
An easy to fix, tasty sandwich recipe for a very nutritious meal.
Superb Chicken Salad Sandwiches
2-cans light meat chicken chunks in water
1-small can black olives-in slices
2-large tablespoons sweet pickle relish
1/2 small jar-roasted red pepper, chopped-usually one large pepper comes in each jar
1-tablespoon spicy mustard
mayonnaise
salt, pepper, garlic powder and onion powder to taste. I add these instead of fresh onion and garlic that some family members do not like added when fresh, but if you like, the addition of a clove of fresh garlic and one-quarter chopped onion would be delicious!
Mix together with enough mayonnaise to make mixture nice and moist-2-3 large tablespoons or so. Make sure to mash chicken up a bit as it comes in chunks from the can.
Toast and lightly butter each sandwich before spreading a nice amount of chicken salad onto sandwich. (Don’t ask me about calories, sometimes you just ignore them unless you have health issues.) Also, any kind of bread may be used, French is extraordinarily good!
Serve with fruit, chips and a dill pickle spear.
image by bing.com
# 1 by cutedrishti8
November 2nd, 2009 at 3:08 pm #
I will tell my wife to try this at home
# 2 by Jane Benitez
November 2nd, 2009 at 8:21 pm #
Sounds so yummy and I think I will make it for lunch tommorrow. I have never had it with relish or peppers – I will let you know and thanks for sharing.
# 3 by mo hoyal
November 2nd, 2009 at 10:29 pm #
cutedrishti-I asked you on the last recipe-to please bake your precious little girl some pie! Well, now that I know you are a gentleman, you can ask your wife to! Ha, but men can bake too and this recipe is too easy. Thanks so much for coming by to read!
# 4 by mo hoyal
November 2nd, 2009 at 10:35 pm #
Hi Dear Jane,
Thanks once again for stopping by. I feel like wonderful friends are actually visiting with me and it’s so nice!
I made this recipe today and after using only 1/2 jar of the roasted red peppers, I found that it could have taken the whole jar since the contents of one jar is like one-half of a large red bell pepper, so next time I will dice the entire jar up.
A cost-efficient hint: the roasted pepper, olives and chicken cost only one dollar each at the Dollar General Store, also the pickle relish. The mayo was a little more but under two dollars! Look at how much money can be saved and you get about 4 sandwiches out of this recipe.
Best regards from me!
# 5 by Hansika
November 7th, 2009 at 11:44 pm #
sounds yummy