What does Thanksgiving dinner for 10 cost at Walmart, ALDI and Kroger? See every price ↗
Asian Chicken with Crunchy Carrot, Asparagus, Avocado & Sesame Salad, plated

Chicken · Asian · 30 min

Asian Chicken with Crunchy Carrot, Asparagus, Avocado & Sesame Salad

  • 30 min
  • 2–6 servings
  • 656 kcal / serving

A tender chicken with a crisp, fresh salad of asparagus, carrots, and avocado, finished with a sesame-soy dressing. The mix stays lively for weeknights and comes together in about 30 minutes.

Add to MealPot

Free on iPhone · servings scaled, grocery list written for you.

Baked · Asian · Chicken · 30-minute dinner

Ingredients

  • 1 small bunchasparagus
  • ½avocado
  • 2 mediumcarrots
  • 1 lbchicken thighs, boneless skinless
  • 2 clovesgarlic
  • 1 (1 inch) pieceginger root
  • avocados

From the pantry: chili-garlic sauce, mayonnaise, pure maple syrup, rice vinegar, sesame seeds, soy sauce, toasted sesame oil

Cookware

baking dish · chef's knife · colander · cutting board · garlic press (optional) · grater (optional) · measuring spoons · mixing bowls · oven mitts · stirring spoon · vegetable peeler · whisk or fork

Kitchen help: cups to grams · tablespoons to cups · oven temperatures · butter conversions · what each cooking tool is for · ingredient substitutes

More recipes with: chicken thighs

More dinner ideas: easy dinners · dinners for two

Shopping list by aisle

Produce

  • 1 small bunchasparagus
  • ½avocado
  • 2 mediumcarrots
  • 2 clovesgarlic
  • 1 (1 inch) pieceginger root
  • avocados

Meat & seafood

  • 1 lbchicken thighs, boneless skinless

2 aisles for this recipe. Plan a week in MealPot and it merges every dinner into one list in this order, scaled to your household.

Ingredients for 2, 4 and 6 servings

Ingredient2 servings4 servings6 servings
asparagus1 small bunch2 small bunches3 small bunches
avocado½11 ½
carrots2 medium4 medium6 medium
chicken thighs, boneless skinless1 lb2 lb3 lb
garlic2 cloves4 cloves6 cloves
ginger root1 (1 inch) piece2 (1 inch) pieces3 (1 inch) pieces

Quantities in US units. Any other household size: MealPot scales the recipe and the grocery list for you.

Directions

  1. Preheat the oven to 450°F. Rinse the fresh produce and pat dry.
  2. Mince the ginger and garlic, then whisk them with soy sauce, oil, chili-garlic sauce, and maple syrup to form the sauce.
  3. Toss the chicken pieces in the sauce until evenly coated, then spread them in a baking dish in a single layer.
  4. Roast the chicken in the oven, flipping once at about halfway, until cooked through (18–20 minutes). Remove from the oven.
  5. Meanwhile, in a clean bowl, whisk together mayo, rice vinegar, sesame seeds, oil, soy sauce, and chili-garlic sauce to make the dressing.
  6. Trim the woody ends of the asparagus and cut the spears into thin coins; add them to the dressing.
  7. Peel and slice the carrots into thin rounds and fold them into the dressing with the asparagus.
  8. Halve and pit the avocado, scoop the flesh into the bowl, and gently toss to combine the salad.
  9. Thinly slice the cooked chicken and serve it alongside the salad on plates, drizzle any remaining dressing over top if desired.

Two tips

  • Prep the salad components while the chicken roasts so everything comes together at once.
  • If you have extra avocado, spoon it onto the plate to add creaminess to each bite.

Nutrition per serving

Calories
656 kcal
Protein
52 g
Carbs
23 g
Fat
41 g
Fiber
9 g
Sodium
298 mg

Estimates from the recipe's published nutrition data; they change with the version you pick above.

PLAN THE WEEK

One of 1,676 recipes in MealPot.

Pick five dinners, MealPot writes one grocery list sorted by aisle and scales every recipe to your household.

Ingredient quantities, timing and nutrition follow the original Mealime recipe ↗ (captured 2026-09-12). The photo is MealPot's AI-rendered illustration of the finished dish; the description, directions, aisle list and serving table are MealPot's.

THE WEEKLY EMAIL

Don’t think, just cook.

Five dinners every Friday morning: cook big at the weekend, coast midweek. One planning tip. A little less wondering what to cook.