Moroccan Tomato Chicken
Moroccan Tomato Chicken made from marinated chicken thighs, roasted vegetables, rice, and a yogurt sauce to go over the top. The chicken is broiled in the oven to develop lots of color and flavor.
PER SERVING – MAKES 5
PREP TIME
15 MINUTES
COOK TIME
40 MINUTES
CARBS | PROTEIN | FAT |
---|---|---|
46g | 44g | 23g |
NUTRITION INFO
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Another winner, Josh!
One of my favorite recibes I’ve tried here yet
This is hands down my favorite recipe you have made. Thank you!
So you cook the chicken strictly by broiling? Not baking beforehand? I’ve never seen a recipe like that, so just making sure 😅
think of the broiler as simply an upside down grill. Anything you grill, can be done with a broiler.
This is the recipe that got me to sign up for a membership – and heck, Josh’s free content has already given me so much value so happy to give back. This recipe is my absolute favorite meal prep, and I don’t even like zucchini that much – except when its in this recipe!
Pro tips: Za’atar seasoning on the veggies. If you don’t like zucchini or carrots, cauliflower works well as a substitute or addition.
To the mayo sauce, I add 1/3 of a large cucumber finely diced, and minced fresh mint and dill, and you have got yourself a macro-friendly tzatziki sauce.
It barely changes the macros but the addition of the cucumber turns a small amount of sauce into what feels like a much larger amount – although I needed 2 ramikens per meal.