Next level chicken Caesar salad served in a salad bowl

Next-level chicken caesar salad

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Serves 4

Easy

Prep: 40 mins

Cook: 40 mins

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Toss lettuce, croutons and cheese in a punchy anchovy and garlic dressing for a traditional caesar salad – plus griddled chicken to take the flavour up a notch

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MARINATE FOR MINUTES

Marinating the chicken in lemon juice before cooking cures the chicken, so don't do it for any longer than 30 mins or it may turn mushy.

CHICKEN CRACKLING

It's not essential, but crackling is a great addition. If the chicken you buy is skinless, a good butcher should be able to give you some skin. 

LAST-MINUTE MIXING

This salad is best combined and served immediately, otherwise the lettuce will become limp and the croutons lose their crunchiness.

Recipe from Good Food magazine, June 2018

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