hi i have a huge problem i feel like everytime i make chicken sadnwhiches it gets soooooo soggey..is this because i am using too much dressing or is it my chicken!?PLEASE HELP ITS MY FAVORITE MEAL!!!
laceylikesthecolorblue answered Saturday June 4 2005, 11:37 am: Try toasting your bread, and put a small portion of dressing on it. You could be putting to much meat on it. If you do it can get soggey sometimes. Maybe your not useing the right bread! Hope i helped!
GeezLouise answered Saturday May 14 2005, 1:03 pm: are you packing it to take with you for lunch? if you are...just pack the salad in a little tupperware and the bread in a ziplock and make sure you bring something to spread it with...that way it'll be fresh for ya!
DrAnqel answered Saturday May 7 2005, 11:46 pm: Toast the bread before you do it, and it may be the dressing.. but I would reccommend toasting the bread. Hope I helped -Angel [ DrAnqel's advice column | Ask DrAnqel A Question ]
mrs_radcliffe answered Friday April 29 2005, 11:13 am: Dont go over the top with the dressing. If you use butter cut down on that put it in a cold place over night. and in the morning put it in an ice cold lunch box.
karenR answered Thursday April 28 2005, 11:12 pm: I'm gonna bet on to much dressing. Some people like a lot of it and some don't. Start with just a small amount and gradually add more until you get it just right. It's not really hard once you experiment a little with it! Make sure your chicken is drained good too. Then it's all in the dressing. :) [ karenR's advice column | Ask karenR A Question ]
jbdreamer answered Thursday April 28 2005, 4:13 pm: Don't make the sandwich until you are ready to eat. If you bring it in a bagged lunch, keep everything in separate bags, and make your sandwich fresh at lunch time. Using good bread instead of floppy white bread will also make a big difference. [ jbdreamer's advice column | Ask jbdreamer A Question ]
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