Healthy Chicken Salad With a Surprising Ingredient

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Chicken salad is a satisfying meal no matter the season or occasion. From a baby shower brunch to a picnic in the park, it really fits in anywhere. And the recipes for chicken salad vary greatly, giving it many different flavor profiles and styles. Nuts or without? Hot or cold? Mayo or oil-based? However you define chicken salad, try this option for something a bit lighter (yogurt provides the creaminess) that offers a nod to Michigan’s own local Montmorency cherry crop.
Watch how easy this recipe is to make here:
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Photo credit: Steven Depolo and A Healthier Michigan
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