CHICKEN SALAD SAVVY : GOING BEYOND THE CLASSIC.(FOOD)(Recipe)

From: Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) | Date: August 15, 1996 | Copyright information

Byline: Natalie Haughton Daily News Food Editor

Classic chicken salad - with chunks of poultry blended with creamy mayonnaise or salad dressing, celery, onion and hard-cooked eggs - is old-fashioned comfort food that many of us grew up on.

It was served at picnics or as a cool midsummer meal, featured on luncheon or brunch menus or found its way into tomato or pineapple halves at bridal or baby showers. Granted, it could be dressed up with a few grapes, choppe...

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