Orange Ginger Grilled Chicken is zesty, crispy, and packed with flavor! This easy-to-prepare recipe requires only a few basic ingredients and hardly any time to make!
Chicken Main Dishes
Pumpkin chicken chili made bean-less for a lower-carb, paleo and Low-FODMAP approach to chicken chili! This cozy chili recipe is so easy to make and is so nice and comforting for chilly fall weather. Stove top and Instant Pot instructions are included in this post!
30-Minute Teriyaki Chicken Stir Fry with vegetables is quick, easy, and delicious! This fun and frisky meal is sure to be a household staple.
Crispy grain-free pretzel-crusted chicken with honey mustard sauce is a show-stopping entree! You’d never know this tender, crispy chicken was gluten-free and grain-free!
Easy Indian Chicken Biryani made in just one skillet. This delicious flavorful meal is perfect for a lovely evening in and is awesome as a meal prep recipe.
Have you ever tried Biryani?
Biryani is a classic Indian dish, which includes aromatic basmati rice studded with raisins, pine nuts, and/or almonds. It typically includes some form of animal protein, such as lamb, chicken, beef, pork, or shrimp.
When I go out for Indian food, I always order a biryani dish – it’s always so difficult to decide between the lamb, chicken or shrimp for me!
While it may seem like a complex dish, making chicken biryani at home is a cinch! It requires a long list of ingredients, most of which are spices, but don’t let that fool you. There is nothing complicated about preparing the meal, and all you need is one large skillet.
In fact, I posted a One-Pot Chicken Biryani recipe years ago, but have since modified it to be even easier wth fewer ingredients.
The dish is often served with a yogurt raita sauce, which I absolutely adore! I don’t often make raita myself, because it contains dairy and I typically limit my intake to certain types of dairy. BUT just know you can absolutely whip some up for your own adventure.
The end result is a flavorful rice dish with a nice protein infusion, which you can either treat as a main dish or a side dish. It makes for a lovely evening in for those times you’re craving takeout.
Let’s make Chicken Biryani!
Chicken Burrito Bowls with black beans, pico de gallo, guacamole, sautéed kale, and brown rice. An easy, nutritious dinner recipe.
Quick and easy Paleo Panang Curry makes for a flavorful, delicious clean meal. This better-than-takeout recipe is a real crowd-pleaser.
Moist and tender raspberry balsamic chicken made with only a few simple ingredients. Make this recipe any night of the week or use it for meal prep.
Light and healthy Paleo Chinese Chicken Salad with sesame ginger dressing soy-free, sugar-free, canola oil-free. Refreshing and nutritious!
A quick, easy and filling spinach salad recipe with baked chicken, radishes, cucumber, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, carrot and feta. This low-FODMAP salad is a gut-friendly healthy meal.
Succulent fall-off-the-bone braised chicken thighs made easy in your cast iron skillet. This clean and healthful dinner recipe is perfect for low-carb, paleo, or keto living.
Lightning quick 7-Ingredient 30-Minute Chicken Green Curry is an amazing, healthful weeknight meal worthy of putting on repeat.
This dairy-free Rosemary Creamy Chicken Soup with Rice is a zesty, comforting one-pot meal that only takes an hour to make!
Nightshade-Free AIP Curry is a ow-inflammatory dinner recipe perfect for those who are sensitive to nightshades, or eat paleo or keto diet.
A straight-forward yet mouth-watering recipe for easy Chicken Shawarma. This perfectly-spiced chicken is quick to prepare and perfect to make up any night of the week and is great for those who follow the paleo, keto, or Mediterranean diet.!
Do you follow a Paleo diet? A Mediterranean diet? Something whole food-esque that you don’t really put a name to?
I recently listened to this podcast by Dr. Ruscio where he sites a study showing both the Paleo and the Mediterranean diets have been linked to lower instances of cancer and disease, and lengthen lifespan.
The study showed no preference over Mediterranean versus Paleo – both were equivalent in their efficacy to enhance overall health.
This to say, I find any diet that incorporates fresh, whole foods with an emphasis on adequate quality protein and unsaturated fats to be healing and ideal over a heavily processed diet.