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		<description><![CDATA[Jackie show us how to prepare a delicious, fresh-tasting Vietnamese chicken salad topped with fish sauce dressing and crushed peanuts. In Vietnam, this salad is called “Goi Ga.” To prepare the dressing, Nuoc Cham in Vietnamese, combine in a small mixing &#8230; <a href="http://thecookingtree.com/2012/02/18/vietnamese-chicken-salad-goi-ga/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Jackie show us how to prepare a delicious, fresh-tasting Vietnamese chicken salad topped with fish sauce dressing and crushed peanuts. In Vietnam, this salad is called “Goi Ga.”</p>
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<p>To prepare the dressing, <em>Nuoc Cham</em> in Vietnamese, combine in a small mixing bowl the following ingredients:    2 tablespoons of <strong>Vietnamese fish sauce </strong>(<em>nuoc mam</em>), 2 tablespoons of <strong>white vinegar</strong>, 2 tablespoons of <strong>granulated sugar</strong>, 4 chopped <strong>green jalapeño peppers</strong>, 1 teaspoon of <strong>Sambal Oelek Chili Sauce</strong>, and juice from <strong>1/2 a lime</strong></p>
<p>To prepare the salad, <em>Goi Ga</em> in Vietnamese, first boil or steam the 2 pieces of boneless <strong>chicken breast</strong>, let cool, and then shred into small slivers. Next, slice 1 medium <strong>yellow onion</strong> into paper thin slivers and marinate for one hour in a mixture of 1/2 cup of <strong>white vinegar</strong>, 2 tablespoons of white <strong>granulated sugar</strong>, and 1/4 teaspoon of <strong>table salt</strong>. Then slice 1 small head (~ 2 lbs) of <strong>green cabbage</strong> into thin slices (as you would to make cole slaw). Finally, in a large bowl, toss the <strong>cabbage</strong>, the marinated <strong>onion</strong>, <strong>shredded chicken</strong>, 1/2 cup of chopped <strong>fresh mint leaves</strong>, and <em>nuoc cham</em> (dressing) together. Remember to refrigerate until ready to serve and to sprinkle with 1/2 cup of <strong>chopped peanuts</strong> (lightly salted) immediately prior to serving.</p>
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