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Inspired by a yummy salad I enjoyed recently, this flavor combination is cool, crisp, and divine.
Place chicken breasts into large plastic storage bag. Pound with a mallet or rolling pin to flatten to 1/4 inch uniform thickness. Season chicken with salt and pepper.
Heat grill and drizzle chicken with olive oil. Grill chicken on both sides until done, about 7 minutes per side. (Rotate halfway during grilling each side to ensure pretty grill marks.) Remove from pan. Allow to cool.
With a very sharp knife, shave kernels off each corn cob. Combine with the onion and celery. Set aside.
Mix together mayonnaise, sour cream, feta, and half-and-half. Stir in sugar, squeeze in lemon juice, and add salt and pepper. Stir, then taste. Add more salt if necessary; do not undersalt!
Slice chicken on the bias to create flat, randomly shaped pieces. Throw into a bowl with celery, onion, and corn. Stir to combine. Pour half the dressing over the ingredients and toss gently. Add more as desired, but don’t overcoat the salad; should be light!
At the end, toss in the blueberries to lightly coat them in the dressing. Serve, then sprinkle individual helpings with feta.
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CABarbieQue on 4.17.2012
This is really yummy. It is better the next day or after sitting for a while. Make in the AM and eat in the evening. I left out the feta because I am not a huge fan, added in gorgonzola and it was FAB!
libbylou on 5.2.2011
Left a review but just wanted to point out that I think the directions in the printed recipe do not mention the dill. I added it to the dressing, but next time I will add to the celery/onion/corn mixture. Since I did not use all of the dressing, I figure I was shorted some dill.
cookinginbismarck on 5.1.2011
I was looking for something light and fun to feed my parents when they come to visit for my sons high school graduation. They fly in late and will need a little something to munch on. Perfect!!!
Clabbergirl on 4.28.2011
Heavenly Fodder!
Jeanne (aka NanaBread) on 4.28.2011
This salad has it all – sweet, salty, creamy, crunchy. I’m not a lover of dill, but I’m still trying it. I may substitute a little Italian parsley or mint instead. Can’t wait!