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A seasonal Guide to Healthy Eating
Commemorating 50 years of School Lunch

This Week's Recipe:

Summer Grilled Chicken Salad

30 minutes Serves: 4

French bread is nice with this dish.

4		Chicken thighs, skinless
l l/2		tsp seasoned salt for grilling (optional)
2		ears corn-on-the-cob, fresh with husk (frozen or canned may be used)
1		10-oz package frozen lima beans, cooked
1		small red bell pepper, diced
1		16 oz can black beans, rinsed
1		Tbsp cilantro, chopped
1/4		cup Italian lowfat salad dressing

1.	Start grill. Sprinkle the seasoned salt (optional) over the chicken thighs and grill them until done over medium high heat, about 10-15 minutes or until juices run clear.
2.	Remove the chicken from the grill and allow to cool, then remove the meat from the bone and dice into large pieces.
3.	While the chicken is cooling, place the fresh corn-on-the-cob still in the husk on the grill for 15-20 minutes. Remove the corn kernels from the cob.
4.	Combine diced chicken, corn kernels. And remaining ingredients. Toss with dressing and coat well.

Nutrients per serving
1 cup

Calories	285	Saturated fat	1.3 g	Iron	2.8 mg
Protein	17 g	Cholesterol	33 mg	Calcium	45 mg
Carbohydrate	25 mg	Vitamin A	94 RE	Sodium	329 mg
Total Fat	5.5 g	Vitamin C	30 mg	Dietary Fiber	6 g

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