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Grilled Chicken On Rye with Broccoli Slaw Recipe
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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have grilled chicken on rye with broccoli slaw using 10 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Grilled Chicken On Rye with Broccoli Slaw:
- Prepare Chicken Breast
- Take Cilantro Paste
- Get ger Paste
- Prepare Lemon Infused Spanish Olive Oil
- Get Red Raspberry Vinegrette
- Make ready Any Artisan Greens
- Take Jewish Rye
- Take Broccoli Slaw Mix
- Prepare Poppyseed Dressing
- Make ready Sliced Gouda cheese
Steps to make Grilled Chicken On Rye with Broccoli Slaw:
- Mix olive oil, Vinegrette, and both herb pastes.
- Heat additional olive oil in skillet and place chicken breast in hot oil.
- Smear herb paste mix on meat as it cooks.
- Mix a little herb paste mix into some mayo, smear on the rye, place gouda and green on bread, place chicken and serve.
- For slaw. Just mix in Vinegrette and Poppyseed Dressing to the slaw mix till thoroughly mixed.
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