Baked Sundried Tomato Chicken
- Time: 50 minutes
- Servings: 3
- Serving Size: 6.0 ounces
- Stage: Post-recovery
INGREDIENTS:
- Greek yogurt, non-fat, plain - 2 oz (57 grams)
- Sundried tomatoes, drained - 20 grams or 3/4 oz
- Olive oil or oil from drained sundried tomatoes - 2 tsp (9 grams)
- Agave syrup - 1 tsp (7 tsp)
- Basil, dried leaves - 1/4 tsp
- Garlic powder - 1/4 tsp
- Oregano, dried leaves - 1/4 tsp
- Sea salt - 1/2 tsp
- Black pepper, ground - 1/8 tsp
- Chicken breast, skinless, uncooked - 400 grams or 14 oz
- Green beans (string beans), chopped - 1 1/2 cup (173 grams)
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Pre-heat the oven to 425°F or 215°C.
- Add all the ingredients except the chicken and green beans to a food processor and blend until mixed thoroughly.
- Place the chicken in aluminum foils (one for each breast or piece) and coat evenly on both sides with the Greek yogurt mixture. Seal the aluminum foil and place in a baking dish. Bake for 40 minutes.
- Once done, carefully unwrap the aluminum (it will be hot) and slice the chicken to evenly distribute it by the number of servings.
- Lightly steam the green beans and serve with the chicken. Enjoy!
*Note: Divide equally by the listed number of servings. Stays fresh in the refrigerator for up to 4 days. You may discard any excess liquid or add a bit of it to the chicken when storing in the refrigerator (helps keep it juicy).
NUTRITION FACTS per serving:
- Calories 230
- Protein 32 grams
- Carbs 8 grams
- Fat 8 grams
- Fiber 2 grams
- Sugar 3 grams
- Iron 12% DV
- Calcium 6% DV
- Sodium 21% DV
DV = Daily Value, Based on diet for healthy adults
Nutritionist notes: Baking chicken with greek yogurt helps to keep it moist. Make sure all greek yogurt is non-fat and plain to avoid added sugars and calories.
Tags: soy-free, gluten-free, high-protein, gastric sleeve, bariatric, vsg, diet, recipe
*The picture is meant for illustrative purposes and may sometimes not be representative of the serving size. For a precise serving size please follow the list of ingredients carefully, using grams as the most exact measurement.