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Greek Chicken Bowls for Supper

3 servings

Dinner

Greek Chicken Bowls for Supper

Greek Chicken Bowls are satisfying and straightforward to make! The chicken bakes in 12 mins and pairs evenly with a simple salad, Tzatziki, and warm pita. Great for meal prep!

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Greek Chicken Bowls

It is satisfying to a good meal prep, especially when it’s super flavorful, packed with protein, and straightforward to make. It’s hard to beat that!

These Greek Chicken Bowls are all that and more. The chicken is melt-in-your-mouth tender, with the reliable seasoning blend. The sauce is my absolute favorite (you might recognize it from these beef Greek Meatballs or Greek Turkey Meatballs), and the fresh veggies add some nice crunch!

Wrap it all up in some warmed pita, and I’m not sure there’s anything better!

All the ingredients in this recipe prepped out for straightforward assembly.

Ingredients

  • Chicken thighs: Read note 1 in the recipe card for how to use chicken breasts.
  • Seasonings: Create a classic Greek-inspired flavor.
  • Cornstarch: Coats the chicken for a golden, crisp exterior.
  • Honey: Adds a touch of sweetness that balances the savory spices.
  • Olive oil: Keeps the chicken moist and helps with browning.

Serving Options

Make each Greek Chicken Bowl your own by picking what you like from this list:

  • Base: Pick a grain like lemon rice, farro, brown rice, or quinoa.
  • Pita: Warm on the stove for a light char—reliable for scooping up every bite.
  • Salad: Toss cucumber, tomato, and olives with olive oil and vinegar, or make a full Greek salad.
  • Sauce: from-scratch Tzatziki adds tangy flavor and gets better over time—prep while the chicken bakes or grab your favorite store-bought version.
All the seasonings being tossed with the chicken and it all being baked.

How To Make Greek Chicken Bowls

  1. Cook Grain: Make rice, quinoa, or your favorite base.
  2. Chicken: Mix chicken with seasonings, cornstarch, honey, and oil. Put on skewers.
  3. Broil: Cook chicken in the oven on a foil-lined pan for 12 mins.
  4. Make Sauce: Mix up Tzatziki or use a store-bought option.
  5. Salad: Mix cucumber, tomato, olives, or other veggies with olive oil and vinegar.
  6. Warm Pita: Toast pita on the stovetop for extra flavor.
  7. Build Bowls: Add grain, chicken, salad, and sauce to bowls. Enjoy!
The tzatziki sauce being assembled and mixed together.

Pro Tips for reliable Greek Chicken Bowls

  • Marinate 30 minutes (overnight is even better) for deeper flavor.
  • Broil on a wire rack so heat hits all sides and the chicken browns, not steams.
  • Temp check: pull chicken at 165 °F; carryover heat keeps it juicy.
  • Char the pita: 30 seconds per side in a dry skillet wakes up the flavor fast.
  • Season the grain: Try making my Greek rice for extra flavor.

Storage

Meal Prep Greek Chicken Bowls

This dish will stay fresh in the fridge for up to 4 days

  1. Cook the grain and chicken, then store them together in containers.
  2. Keep the sauce, salad, and extras in separate containers.
  3. When ready to eat, warm the grain and chicken, then add the sauce, salad, and toppings.

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