Who doesn't love a simple raisin chicken salad recipe, with a kick of sweet and savory. This delicious, high protein lunch will have your taste buds dancing and help you to maintain your lower oxalate levels. https://kitchen-catastrophe.com/kitchen-catastrophe/qt-62-the-surprisingly-complicated-history-of-chicken-salad
This recipe is simply and easy to make and helps with your weekly meal planning. It's important for me to have a delicious high protein option mid day! You can put this on an egg wrap, make a sourdough sandwich or my favorite, add it to a nice crunchy piece of romaine lettuce.
** If you prefer a tangy and savory chicken salad recipe and love dill as much as I do, check out my other chicken Salad Recipe: https://thelowoxalatechef.com/homemade-chicken-salad-recipe/

Equipment:
You will need a few thing to make this recipe, its best to have all your equipment out and ready to go, so the cooking process goes smoothly. To make the chicken you will need a pressure cooker, for mixing your chicken salad you will need a mixing bowl, measuring cups, measuring spoons, and a wooden spatula. Also, strong hands for shredding your chicken breasts, its a work out!
Ingredients:
- 3 Large chicken breasts
- Redmonds Real Salt
- Chosen Foods Classic Mayo
- Lemon juice
- Yellow onion
- White pepper
- Tarragon
- Raisins
Chicken Breasts:
Pressure cook your chicken breasts on high heat for 7-10 minutes. Let them cool before shredding. While your chicken breasts are cooling gather your ingredients to make your chicken salad.
Note: If you need to make your chicken salad quickly and don't have time to pressure cook chicken breasts, you can use canned chicken or rotisserie chicken.
Simple Raisin Chicken Salad Recipe:
Gather all your ingredients to make the simple raisin chicken salad recipe. You will need 3 large chicken breasts, raisins, mayo, lemon juice, half a yellow onion, white pepper, salt and tarragon.
Once your chicken is cooled, shred and salt your chicken and mix it together.
Add mayo, lemon juice, salt, white pepper, tarragon, and raisins.
Mix all the ingredients together.
Serve your chicken salad on a bed of lettuce, a nice sourdough sandwich or even an egg wrap toasted.
Simple Raisin Chicken Salad Recipe
Equipment
- 1 Pressure cooker - If you are making chicken salad from scratch, you will need to pressure cook the chicken breasts.
- 1 Mixing bowl - I prefer stainless steel over plastic
- Measuring cups - You will need a few different measuring cups, 1 cup and ½ cup
- Measuring spoons - You will need a few different measuring spoons, a tablespoon and a teaspoon
- Mixing spatula - I prefer stainless steel or wood
Ingredients
- 3 - 4 Chicken breasts No oxalate
- 1.5 teaspoon Redmond Real Salt No oxalate
- 2 cups Mayo No oxalate
- 3 tablespoon Lemon Juice Trace amounts of oxalate
- ½ Yellow onion 4 mg of oxalate
- White pepper to taste Low oxalate
- 3 teaspoon Tarragon 6 mg of oxalate
- 1.5 - 2 cups Raisins 36 mg of oxalate (Dark Raisins)
Instructions
- Clean and prepare your chicken breasts. Add your cleaned chicken breasts to the pressure cooker, add 1 cup of water and cook on high for 7 -10 minutes. If I am only cooking 3-4 chicken breasts, I would pressure cook for 7 minutes.
- Once your chicken is cooked, set a side to cool.
- Assemble your ingredients and your equipment.
- Once the chicken is cooled, shred your chicken breasts.
- Add ½ teaspoon of salt to the shredded chicken breasts, and mix.
- Then add your mayo, spices, lemon juice and raisins, mix well.
- Once your chicken salad is mixed well, serve on sourdough, romaine lettuce or an egg wrap. Store in the fridge.
Notes
Nutritional Notes:
This chicken salad recipe is so delicious and packed with tarragon and sweet raisins! Chicken is high in essential nutrients like protein, niacin, selenium, phosphorus, and various B vitamins such as B6 and B12. A good quality mayo is made with good fats, salt, fat soluble vitamins and is absolutely lovely when mixed with chicken. As we age protein is essential to maintain bones and muscles, this meal allows for a nice punch of protein mid-day to stabilize your blood sugar and provide your body with good building blocks. Its also low in oxalate per serving and that allows you to maintain and absorb more nutrients.
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