
Ingredients
Method
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
- On a baking sheet, drizzle some extra virgin olive oil. Break up your walnuts & pecans into smaller bite-size pieces. Place onto baking sheet and mix with the olive oil to ensure each piece is coated.
- Top nuts with a thin layer of salt as well as some Great North Maple Garlic seasoning- if you do not have this, you can drizzle maple syrup on top instead. Give your nuts a good mix through with your hands, then flatten into a single layer.
- Roast nuts in the oven for 6-8 minutes or until fragrant and golden brown. Do not let them burn. Take out and set aside to cool.
- Chop chicken into cubes or bite size pieces. Place into a large bowl. I marinated my chicken 24 hours ahead of time, grilled it and let it cool prior to chopping.
- Wash and dry all produce. Finely slice celery and green onion. Finely chop apple, dill and chives. Quarter grapes. Place everything into the same bowl as the chicken.
- In a small bowl or glass jar, add remaining wet ingredients, spices, and the zest/juice of one lemon for your dressing. Whisk together until well combined.
- Pour dressing into large bowl and mix thoroughly, ensuring every piece of salad is covered. Store in an air tight container in the fridge for 3-5 days. Top with nuts just prior to serving. Enjoy!

This Apple Harvest Chicken Salad is a new favorite because it packs in so much flavor, gives a nice crunch and can be easily portioned out for a healthy, make-ahead meal prep.

You’ll see in my instructions I give lots of ways to substitute because I am a gal who uses spice blends for virtually every dish but I realize not everyone has access to the same herbs/spices.

Everything from The Spice House is actually purchased at Costco where you can get a large container of something for a little cheaper.

Don’t be afraid to substitute with what you have on hand! With a chicken salad you truly can’t go wrong. I hope this inspires you to get out of whatever recipe rut you’re in!

Not that this is a plug for Costco (I wish) but I also got these nice meal prepping containers there that are silicone and really sturdy. This is what I put my chicken salad into so that it was pre-portioned for about 40g of protein each.


I hope you enjoy! Also- what other ingredients have people tried in chicken salads?? I am always down for a new flavor combo. Would love to hear from you if you have a favorite or other things you like to add!
🖤
Lexi


YUMMY
It really was so good! I hope you give it a try!