Are you looking for great, easy and healthy chicken dinner? Or, a low carb chicken recipe? Well, this greek yogurt chicken, made with a splash of mayonnaise will become a favorite weeknight dinner when you just need a fast meal on your table under 20 minutes! I guarantee it!
Classic chicken dinner recipes is the easiest thing you can make when you are short on time, or busy, or simply don’t have energy to come up with something complicated to cook. This melt in your mouth chicken is tender, flavorful, delicious and only takes minutes to make!
Low Carb Chicken recipe at 2 carbs per serving
This healthy chicken recipe is made using greek yogurt, mayonnaise, parmesan cheese and garlic powder. It’s a low carb chicken recipe at only 2 carbs per serving. What is even better is that this greek yogurt chicken dinner is amazingly simple, flavorful and so tender. After you make this keto chicken once, you will want to use it on everything!
The bonus of this healthy chicken recipe? It stores beautifully and easy to reheat the next day.
With a healthy chicken recipe that uses either chicken tenders or chicken breasts you’re just minutes away from the most addictive chicken dinner the whole will family love! The perfect meal to have when you feel like eating something that tastes rich, yet healthy.
Are you ready for a low carb chicken dinner recipe?
This low carb chicken recipe is one of those classic chicken recipes that I am sure you’ve had at some point in your life. My mom, for example, used to make it with mayonnaise only.
I chose to use yoghurt and mayonnaise together and the greek yogurt chicken comes out as crispy and tasty, if not better than my mom’s mayonnaise chicken.
This summer I cooked a variety of simple and delicious low carb chicken recipes. I made Peri Peri Chicken and Roasted Spatchcock Chicken. Both are as delicious as they are healthy.
Make sure to serve this healthy chicken dinner with any of these amazing dishes:
Warm Quinoa and Brussels sprout Salad
Olive Garden Copycat Italian Salad
Cranberry, Walnut and Spinach Salad in Honey Mustard Vinaigrette
More low carb chicken recipes
Bacon, Cream Cheese and Cheddar Chicken
Chicken Thighs in Creamy Mushroom Thyme Bacon Sauce
Broccoli, Bacon and Cheddar Chicken
Low Carb Greek Yoghurt Chicken
Ingredients
- oil spray
- 5 oz. plain greek yogurt (I used 5% fat yogurt)
- 2 tbsp mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup grated parmesan cheese
- 1 tsp garlic powder
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp black pepper
- 1.5 lb. chicken tenders (whole) or chicken breasts (cut in quarters)
- Parsley (chopped, for garnish)
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375°F. Lightly coat a 12 inch oven proof pan or 9×9 baking dish with nonstick oil spray and set aside.
- In a medium bowl, mix together the greek yogurt, mayonnaise, Parmesan cheese, garlic powder, salt and pepper.
- Add chicken into the bowl with yogurt mixture and coat the mixture all over the chicken.
- Move chicken to a baking dish (or oven proof pan). Chicken should be thinly coated with the yogurt mixture. Don't put too much or any additional mixture leftover.
- Bake for 25-30 minutes, or until the chicken is cooked through.
- Turn the oven to broil and place the pan under the broiler for 2-3 minutes until lightly browned on top.
- Optional: garnish with chopped parsley.
Mine did not come out anything like the picture, unfortunately. There was so much liquid in the pan at the end of cook time that the pieces were all soggy. I tried to broil them after they were done cooking and basically there were little spots of brown but overall the chicken was just white and wet.
Any thoughts on where I went wrong? I followed the instructions exactly.
A lot of chicken in the supermarkets come with added liquid in them – that liquid is then released during cooking. This maybe the reason why chicken was wet.
We’re not so good with yogurt in my house so I’m going to try the goat’s milk one as that’s what my family will eat normally let you know how it turns out
I hope it worked well!
I’m emotionally allergic to Mayo, can I double the Greek yogurt possibly?
I don’t blame you:) and yes, of course!
Do you use nonfat plain Greek yogurt? Or whole milk plain Greek yogurt?
Suzanne, I used whole milk plain Greek yogurt.
Before I read your response that you use whole milk Greek yogurt, I made mine with plain nonfat Greek yogurt. Um, it was DELICIOUS!!!
In that case, seems that the percentage of fat doesn’t make a difference!