Ladies and gentlemen, for this week's Tasty Tuesday, I introduce you to what is quite possibly the most delicious chicken salad you will ever taste.
Trust me on this one...I just might have quite possibly already eaten this whole bowl before finishing this post. So I know.
No kidding.
I'm pretty particular when it comes to my chicken salad and in fact, until I found this recipe, I only ate one kind. It came from a little place called Midtown Market in Danville, VA. It is that good, but this stuff right here gives it a run for it's money.
It also comes from one of the most brilliant blogging minds out there. Ree Drummond- AKA The Pioneer Woman.
My hero.
I love her.
I sent her an apron. I hope she liked it.
I also own boots like hers.
I read her daily, if not multiple times a day. I read her posts to my daughter (well, not "Black Heels...."- that's her tell all love story) as if she were Jane Austen. Wait, Emma's only one, so as if PW were say....Dr. Seuss. But you get the point.
This women has her poop together let me tell you. She does it all...from cookbooks, to homeschooling. And blogging about ranch life to taking amazing pictures. See why I want to be her? Anyway, while you're checking out this recipe, please peruse around her site a bit and tell her Kelli sent you!
Having memorized this recipe and fixed it now several times, I thought it was high time I share it with you all! However, unlike with most of my Nannie's recipes where I list the ingredients and instructions, I'm not going to do that here. It's not mine, so I'm just going to send you to the place where you can get the goods instead! Hey, I'm just here to tell you how delish it is and to tell you to fix it as soon as is humanly possible.
Click here: PW's Chicken Salad
When you're done there, please check out Jen over at Balancing Beauty and Bedlam, too for more foodies blogging about what sets their palate afire!
Trust me on this one...I just might have quite possibly already eaten this whole bowl before finishing this post. So I know.
No kidding.
I'm pretty particular when it comes to my chicken salad and in fact, until I found this recipe, I only ate one kind. It came from a little place called Midtown Market in Danville, VA. It is that good, but this stuff right here gives it a run for it's money.
It also comes from one of the most brilliant blogging minds out there. Ree Drummond- AKA The Pioneer Woman.
My hero.
I love her.
I sent her an apron. I hope she liked it.
I also own boots like hers.
I read her daily, if not multiple times a day. I read her posts to my daughter (well, not "Black Heels...."- that's her tell all love story) as if she were Jane Austen. Wait, Emma's only one, so as if PW were say....Dr. Seuss. But you get the point.
This women has her poop together let me tell you. She does it all...from cookbooks, to homeschooling. And blogging about ranch life to taking amazing pictures. See why I want to be her? Anyway, while you're checking out this recipe, please peruse around her site a bit and tell her Kelli sent you!
Having memorized this recipe and fixed it now several times, I thought it was high time I share it with you all! However, unlike with most of my Nannie's recipes where I list the ingredients and instructions, I'm not going to do that here. It's not mine, so I'm just going to send you to the place where you can get the goods instead! Hey, I'm just here to tell you how delish it is and to tell you to fix it as soon as is humanly possible.
Click here: PW's Chicken Salad
When you're done there, please check out Jen over at Balancing Beauty and Bedlam, too for more foodies blogging about what sets their palate afire!
3 comments:
I'm really particular as well, so I am thankful for your recommendation and will give this a try. Thanks so much for sharing. I hope you will join me at diningwithdebbie.blogspot.com for Crock Pot Wednesdays. The giveaways this weeks are really great!
Oh my word - that looks scrumptious!
Yeah, I've seen you chow down on chicken mess like it's going outta style. HEheee... =-D So I do believe you know what you're talking about here!
Looks lovely! This week I did a poached salmon recipe to share. I hope you'll stop by for Friday Feats at Momtrends. Here's this week's link:
http://momtrends.blogspot.com/2009/08/friday-feasts-poached-salmon.html
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