Texy-Mexy Chopped Chicken Salad – Try This South Of The Border Recipe Today!
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I was skimming over some recipe websites the other day because I need to come up with the perfect salad to take to a potluck dinner I am going to here in a couple of days. One of the recipes I came across was for tex-mex chopped chicken salad. It looked so good in the pictures that I saw I just had to make it! It includes chucked cheese! I love chunked cheese. I know I’ll have to make a double batch of this salad in order to feed everyone, but that’s okay, it’ll be worth it!
If you enjoy your salad with a bit of spice this is the recipe for you. It’s the perfect accompaniment for any Spanish-themed supper or lunch. It has everything you’d find in a diner down in El Paso. The chicken is cooked to perfection and mingles well with the veggies and savory spices. Plus, there are crunchy crushed tortilla chips in every bite! Yum!
Recipe and photo courtesy of Every Day Dishes.
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