Smoked chicken caprese salad
Smoked chicken caprese salad

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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook smoked chicken caprese salad using 9 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Smoked chicken caprese salad:
  1. Prepare 1 chicken crown on the bone
  2. Make ready 2 packets (2 x 125 g) buffalo mozzarela
  3. Make ready 2 beef tomatoes or 4 wine tomatoes
  4. Prepare Fresh basil
  5. Take Black pepper
  6. Take Sea salt
  7. Prepare Olive oil to drizzle
  8. Make ready Balsamic glaze (made of 75 ml of balsamic vinegar)
  9. Make ready Rocket leaves for garnish

The issue for the most part is the basil…it is prone to browning and wilting. So technically this chicken salad is inspired by the flavors of caprese. I mean, I added chicken and grains as well, so obviously I'm not trying to recreate Insalata Caprese exactly. You can actually use the base chicken caprese salad recipe to make other dishes as well.

Instructions to make Smoked chicken caprese salad:
  1. Using small sharp knife cut the crown out of the whole chicken. Keep the breasts on the bone. I used the rest of it to make stock but feel free to smoke the whole chicken. It will take about 4 hours.
  2. Place the chicken crown directly on the Bbq letting it smoked from the bottom.
  3. Reduce 75 ml of balsamic vinegar to make a glaze. Keep an eye on it as dish shoudld take few minutes. You are looking for a thick consistency that will stay on the back of the spoon. Cool it down
  4. After 3 hours of smoking tge chicken take it out and let it rest. If you like it can be cooled down and served cold. Using small sharp knife cut the bone out.
  5. With all the ingredients ready it's time to start to assemble the salad. Its up to you if you want to have a small starter, lunch, dinner or maybe a sharing platter.
  6. Slice the tomato, cheese and chicken. I took the skin off the breast.
  7. Alternate the sliced ingredients on the plate spreading them evenly. Drizzle the dish with the olive oil and then with balsamic glaze. Finish it with a handful of fresh basil leaves. Sprinkle with sea salt and freshly milled black pepper. Use rocket leaves to garnish the plate.

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