Warm Chicken and Potato Salad

warm chicken and potato salad

The other night I had some leftover chicken to use and came up with this quick meal. I peeled and cooked gold potatoes in the pressure cooker, then cut them into large chunks. While the potatoes were cooking, I sautéed a bunch of leeks in olive oil. I warmed the leftover chicken in the oven.

In a large bowl, I combined the potatoes, leeks, and chicken.

In a small bowl I whisked together:

  • 1 Tb. rice vinegar
  • 1 tsp. Dijon mustard
  • 1 tsp. salt
  • 1/3 c. olive oil.

You might want to increase the amounts. I knew my family wouldn’t like a lot because of the vinegar. I drizzled this over the potato salad as I carefully tossed it. I served it with a garden salad.

It wasn’t a meal that everyone was thrilled with, but they didn’t dislike it either. I would make it again, maybe using onions instead of leeks to add stronger flavor. What would you add to this dish to make it flavorful?

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Gina (Roasted Vegetables)
Rachel (Mediterranean Lemon Chicken)
Cinde (Fried Rice)
Wendy (Turkey Cutlets w/Sauce)
Diane (7 Minute Egg Salad)
Jessie (Stir Fry Kid Style)
Heather (Southwestern Chicken Salad)
Jen (Peanut Noodles w/Shredded Chicken)

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Comments

  1. Linda – it sounds like a good idea to me! Sometimes if I want to add a little more flavor to a recipe I’ll put a little bacon in it. You could sautee that in with the leeks or onions – a little goes a long way. It sounds good to me as it is, though!

  2. Babyfro says:

    I love all the salad idea people have been sharing for dinner. In the summer there is nothing better for dinner than a night light cold or warm salad. Thank you for sharing and I agree with Gina… Bacon.

    Here is my link for Mediterranean Lemon Chicken: http://livingwithoutwheat.blogspot.com/2009/05/mediterranean-lemon-chicken.html

  3. Cinde says:

    Thanks for the invitation to participate Linda.:)
    Here’s the link to my blog:
    Gluten Free Taste of Home for:”Mark’s Awesome Fried Rice”

    http://glutenfreetasteofhome.blogspot.com/2009/05/marks-awesome-fried-rice-gluten-free.html

  4. WendyGK says:

    Hi Linda,
    The pressure cooker makes great potatoes for salads. My link to Turkey Cutlets w/ Chipotle Mustard Pan Sauce is here: http://celiacsinthehouse.blogspot.com/2009/05/whats-for-dinner-wednesday-turkey.html

  5. Diane-The Whole Gang says:

    Mr Linky is driving me winky because it’s acting stinky.

    If you find anything else like stinky linky let me know. I guess I’ll need to do the same thing for Friday Foodie Fix. Arggg

    http://thewholegang.typepad.com/blog/2009/05/seven-minute-egg-salad.html

    Seven Minute Egg Salad is up today and unfortunately I’ve eaten it all so I had to make a new lunch.

  6. glutenfree4goofs says:

    I’m really into left over’s meals lately too since it has been good gardening weather! :)

    Here is my link for Stir-fry kid style. http://glutenfree4goofs.wordpress.com/2009/05/27/my-goofy-trick-to-get-kids-to-eat/

  7. Heather says:

    Another leftover meal from me, too!
    My link for Southwestern Chicken Salad

    http://celiacfamily.com/southwestern-chicken-saladsouthwestern-chicken-salad/

  8. It’s my first time to join in the recipe fun! Your blog is so great! I love reading it. Here’s my link:

    http://gluten-freegoodlife.blogspot.com/2009/05/whats-for-dinner-wednesday.html

    Thanks!

    Jennifer

  9. my link is for Thai Peanut Noodles

    I didn’t mention that in my comment.

    Jennifer (gluten-freegoodlife.blogspot.com)

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