Moroccan Chicken Salad Recipe Recipe

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Looking for an easy Moroccan Chicken Salad Recipe recipe? Learn how to make Moroccan Chicken Salad Recipe using healthy ingredients.

Submitted by persphone87

Makes 4 servings

From EatingWell.com

Recipe Ingredients for Moroccan Chicken Salad Recipe

2	cups cooked couscous
2	cups shredded cooked chicken
2	cups shredded carrots
1/4	cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
1/3	cup orange juice
2	tablespoons lemon juice
2	tablespoons chopped fresh mint
2	tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
2	teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil
1/2	teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8	teaspoon cayenne pepper
1	Salt & freshly ground pepper to taste

Recipe Directions for Moroccan Chicken Salad Recipe

Combine couscous, chicken and carrots in a large bowl. Whisk together gravy (or broth), orange juice, lemon juice, mint, cilantro, oil, cinnamon, cayenne and salt and pepper to taste in another bowl. Toss dressing with rice mixture.

Categories

Chicken, Salads, African

Serving Size 260.7g

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Amount Per Serving

Calories

489

Calories from Fat

% Daily Value^*

Total Fat

5.2g

Saturated Fat

1.0g

Trans Fat

0.0g

Cholesterol

54mg

18%

Sodium

140mg

Total Carbohydrates

75.6g

25%

Dietary Fiber

6.3g

25%

Sugars

4.5g

Protein

32.4g

Vitamin A 188%	•	Vitamin C 29%
Calcium 6%	•	Iron 12%

* Based on a 2000 calorie diet

Nutritional details are an estimate and should only be used as a guide for approximation.

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Health Information

Nutrition Grade
96% confidence

Good points

Low in saturated fat

Low in sodium

Very high in vitamin A

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