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Chicken Salad with Cumin-Scented Carrot Raita
© Deirdre Rooney

Chicken Salad with Cumin-Scented Carrot Raita

  • TOTAL TIME: 30 MIN
  • SERVINGS: 6
  • BASIC-EASY
  • FAST
  • HEALTHY

A supermarket rotisserie bird right off the spit is wonderful in this Middle Eastern–inspired warm chicken dish. It's a delicious and healthy alternative to a typical mayonnaise-based chicken salad, especially in a sandwich.

  1. One 3 1/2-pound roasted chicken, meat shredded (4 cups)
  2. 3 large radishes, thickly sliced
  3. 1/4 small red onion, thinly sliced
  4. 2 tablespoons coarsely chopped mint leaves
  5. 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
  6. Salt
  7. Cayenne pepper
  8. Lime wedges and warmed pita
  9. Cumin-Scented Carrot Raita
  1. In a large bowl, toss the chicken with the radishes, onion, mint and cumin. Stir in the raita and season with salt and cayenne. Serve with lime wedges and warmed pita.
Notes More Saucy Ideas: Serve the raita with grilled and roasted meats and poultry, or stir it into cooked lentils, beans or grains.
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