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Poached would certainly work and would be nice and moist. I'm sure you could also use roasted chicken.
Helen's right, roasted chicken would be great. I often make a mixture of a couple of tablespoons of mayo mixed with a teaspoon of soy sauce and slather that on the chicken breasts before baking them in a 350 degree oven. The resulting chicken stays incredibly moist but doesn't take on a lot if added flavors, and can be easily shredded or cubed for any use. I know it sounds weird, but it works incredibly well. Try it out!
I find poaching to be quick, easy and less messy than other methods. Just don't overlook it!
I use Ina's easy method. 350 degrees, 30 minutes, slathered in olive and a little salt and pepper.