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Invented by Sylvia Cheng Wu also known as Madame Wu in the 60s and made popular by the original celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck, The Chinese chicken salad has become an obsession in California, especially with celebrities. It's not hard to see why. It's refreshing, it's light, it has incredible texture and crunch, and an Asian-inspired dressing that has all those addicting umami flavors that you could eat with a spoon. But you don’t have to travel to California to taste it, we’re making my version
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