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Curry Chickpea Chicken Salad



Your body will thank you for this one. Here's why:

♥️Chickpeas. They add fiber for gut health, health-promoting phytonutrients, magnesium, potassium, and plant-based protein. Everyone would benefit from eating more beans. ♥️Anti-inflammatory fats. This recipe, replaces half the mayo of a traditional chicken salad with plant-based yogurt. You see, mayonnaise is high in saturated fat, which is associated with inflammation and poor heart health. Also, because it's high in fat, it can add up in calories pretty quickly. You can choose a healthier mayo by using one made from avocado or olive oil. This will replace the saturated fat with a nice blend of anti-inflammatory fats! ♥️Super spices. This recipe includes turmeric and cardamom, both of which have anti-inflammatory and possible medicinal qualities! The pair go well together, and you can often find them in Indian dishes. Give them a try on roasted cauliflower, along with some onion powder and black pepper.

♥️Nuts. Nuts are another great source of healthy fats and fiber, while they also contain good amounts of Vitamin E and zinc.



Curry Chickpea Chicken Salad

Makes 4 servings (4 Cups)

Prep time: 15 mins





Serving Suggestion:

To complete your meal, you'll want to add a high fiber carbohydrate and a serving of fruit or vegetables. Try eating 1 cup of curry chicken salad on a serving of whole grain crackers, chips, pita, or high fiber bread. Then, add a side! Examples: fruit, chopped salad, or raw veggie sticks.




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About Ashley

All of these recipes were written and developed by me, Ashley Mowbray. I’m not a chef, so we’re keeping things simple! I’m a Dietitian who wants to empower YOU to cook more and waste less. The best recipes are wholesome and quick, but never boring.  
My dietitian heart knows a recipe isn’t complete without a hidden vegetable or super food inclusivity.

By Ashley Mowbray

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