For a Fresh Herb-Packed Chicken Salad, Try Neorm Sach Moan



This layered, nuanced salad is based on a recipe from Nite Yun, chef and owner of Nyum Bai, a Cambodian restaurant in Oakland, California. Plenty of fresh mint, cilantro, and Thai basil tossed in right before serving make this salad ultrafresh.

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  1. Time for America's Kitchen to start working on real salad mixes and bitter herbs. The majority of health issue of the first world nations is that they have left off fresh greens and bitter herbs/weeds in their salads – and moved to candy salads of sweet, bland lettuces, and gloppy salad dressings – when the ancients ate greens with a little healthy olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Now we have an unhealthy population – eating high protein, fatty, and carbohydrate diets and getting obese – when if eating proper greens more than our meat and dairy et al diets – we would be slim, trim, fit, healthy, and well fed with vitamins, minerals, herbal compounds, …

  2. I prefer hand shredded chicken. It’s wonderful chilled. I’m not a fan of cubed meat. I know, it doesn’t make sense, but it is what it is. I also like red bell pepper since green bell pepper gives me heartburn. Beautiful dish.

  3. Like the majority of recipes from ATK/Cook’s Country, I really want to prepare this recipe. However, we are two senior citizens and the salad as presented would feed us probably 12 times. We usually can split a serving between 2 of us. I wish there was a way to make this in a smaller portion that would still taste as good as the original recipe does.

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