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Comments
Holistic_Health, Thank you for visiting!
Yes, chicken caesar salad is a crowd-pleaser in my family and with my friends, as I hope that it will be for yours. It's fun to make, pretty to look at and tasty to eat and share.
Oh, Chicken Caesar Salad sounds so good right about now. Not too heavy or light, but just enough to hit the spot.
Veronica, Thank you for the visit. It's always nice to be visited by you and to read another one of your beautiful, wise posts (I see that I have some catching up to do in regard to what you and your older brother ;-D have been doing on Wizzley). You being so insightful and observant, you'd notice about the various textures, which is a crowd-pleaser within and outside the family.
This salad has a variety of textures and I love texture in food. It is important to me
katiem2, Thank you for the visit. It's nice to see you back, with of course another educationally entertaining, entertainingly educational post.
You'll like how the salad, North Indian style, turns out so much that you'll want to share it with your daughters, their friends and your friends.
I do love a good Caesar Salad! And now I'm hungry. Thanks to you I can make my own. Bout to have lunch :)
WriterArtist, Thank you for visiting.
My sister too, she liked all the variations on North Indian Caesar salad wherever she ate them when she was in India. I'll let her know about the Delhi-Gurgaon Hotel restaurant version that impressed you so much.
It touches me that Julius Caesar's son Caesarion so loved India that he wanted to spend his life there and that it was what he regarded as a safe haven.
Where-ever I have eaten Caesar's salad in all variations, I have always found them tasty. This certainly goes a long way to keep the tradition of Roman empire and its cuisine. I particularly liked the dish served in a Delhi-Gurgaon hotel's restaurant. It is interesting to see that this recipe has outlived him for so many centuries.
pateluday, Thank you for the visit.
Your food-related articles, in my humble opinion, always have the charm and competence of a food connoisseur.
Yes, North Indian Chicken Caesar salad may be found in all big-city restaurants, and was served in a number of the homes of her acquaintances, according to what my sister understood from her travels throughout the subcontinent.
blackspanielgallery, Thank you for visiting.
You're correct about subcontinental cuisine appreciating more than lettuce in a salad. My sister came back from her India travels with all sorts of recipes about additions to lettuce, which henceforth never was left alone in a bowl in our households.