Taylor Farms Thai Coconut Skillet Kit with Chicken, Onions & Garlic

I love the Taylor Farms Kits.  I have tried some of the salad kits and those were great.  This post is about me trying the Taylor Farms Thai Coconut Skillet Kit.

It comes with a mix of vegetables that consisted of broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, snap peas, yellow coconut curry sauce, and toasted crunchy coconut.  In my opinion, the toasted crunchy coconut didn't go well with it.  You can view more details about it on their website here.

You don't need to add anything else.  You can just use what's in the kit.  Or you can add whatever you'd like.  There are some suggestions in the back of the package.  I added chicken, onions, and garlic to the kit.  Here's my version with my additions.

Ingredients:

• Taylor Farms Thai Coconut Skillet Kit
• 5 chicken tenderloins
• 10 cloves of garlic
•  1/2 onion
• Olive oil for stir frying

Instructions:

1. Defrost chicken.
2. Slice garlic and lightly fry in olive oil.  Remove from oil and set aside.
3. Chop chicken into bite-sized pieces.
4. Stir fry chicken in garlic-infused oil until browned. Remove from oil and set aside.
5. Add a little olive oil to pan.
6. Chop half onion.
7. Add vegetables from kit and onion into pan and stir fry.
8. Add coconut sauce, chicken, and garlic and stir well.
9. Serve.

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Asian Chopped Salad Kit

Asian Chopped Salad Kit

I am loving these chopped salad kits.  I have been trying the different kits that are stocked at my local Sam's Club.  This Asian Chopped Kit was only $2.18.

The kit comes with everything you need: chopped cabbage, lettuce,  celery, carrots, wonton strips, almonds, green onion, cilantro, and dressing.

The Nutrition Facts say that it is 3.5 servings.  But in all honesty, I eat the entire bag to myself for one meal.  I'm guessing that 3.5 servings means that it is served as a small side salad.

The Taylor Farms website has nutrition facts and their own video showing the contents of this salad kit: https://www.taylorfarms.com/products/chopped-salad-kits/asian-chopped-salad-2 

I topped it with some fully-cooked Tyson brand seasoned chicken.  I don't think it was a good match.  You know why? I got it from the freezer section at the grocery store and was running around town doing errands.  I assumed it had enough time to defrost. When I started eating, I found out that it was still hard. LOL!  I'm saving it in the fridge to defrost for salad prep.

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