The Best Easy Rotisserie Chicken Salad Sandwich Recipe (2024)

If you’ve ever wondered how to makerotisserie chicken salad, look no further! This easy Rotisserie Chicken Salad makes the perfect sandwiches for summer. Made creamy from the mayonnaise and yogurt and slightly crunchy from the celery, this is the best rotisserie chicken salad recipe!

I’m starting to think that the percentage of people that buy grocery store rotisseriechickens and just cut them into piecesfor dinner is very, very low. I do occasionally, or use them that wayas Jonathan’s lunch, but I would say more often than not I use them to dismember them, shred them up, and use them in otherdishes. I should probably do one of those “50 uses for a rotisserie chicken” kind of post.

Since spring is here,I figured I would keep to an easy rotisseriechicken salad recipe; a light, cool, and crisp dish to cool you off on a hot day. For as long as I can remember, I have loved chicken salad – my mom suggested that I try it at Subway at once, and I was totally hooked from then on. I don’t understand how somebody could not love it- and that includes my husband. I have a slight obsession with getting him to like things that he tells me that he doesn’t care for, because in my head I’m just simply firmly believethat he just hasn’t had a good one of [insert dish] before. Chicken salad is always a bit of a hard one for me to get him to like, because he has so many damn requirements!

It can’t havetoo much celery, it gets too crunchy.

It can’t havetoo much mayonnaise, I have a good “thing” with mayonnaise.

And on and on.

I had half a chicken left that needed to be used, so I decided to go for chicken salad. Since I had just made the Waldorf salad with the yogurt-mayonnaise dressing and couldn’t taste as much of a difference as I would’ve thought, I decided to try it out with the chicken salad as well. The addition of the yogurt for in lieu of half ofthe mayonnaise, along with being lightly dressed,gives you a much lighter flavor and texture, which isn’t a bad thing at all.

Even the chicken salad critic ate it and liked it (supposedly).

With the arrival of warm weather and sunshine, we are heading into a glorious time of year; picnics, barbecues and outdoor potlucks! A few of my blogger friends and I got together to compile a round up of recipes perfect for your summer get togethers. Make sure to check them all out, and enjoy!

Rotisserie Chicken Salad from GoGoGo Gourmet // Pina Colada Fruit Salad from Life a Little Brighter

Seafood Tortellini Salad from Three Kids and a Fish // Grilled Fingerling Potato Salad from Cooking and Beer

Firecracker Krispy Treats from Sunny Side Ups // Bacon and Cheese Cornbread Salad from The Seasoned Mom

What you’ll need for this chicken salad using rotisserie chicken:

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If you enjoyed this easy Rotisserie Chicken Salad Recipe, be sure to check out these:

• Crockpot Rotisserie Chicken
• Buffalo Chicken Party Sandwiches
• Southwest Chicken Taquitos
• Cheesy Chicken Spaghetti