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Fruity Chicken Skewers

Fruits usually pair well with chickena and in this recipe we've given you a great way to sweeten up your chicken breasts.  This combination of chicken, fruits and sweet veggies goes especially well with flavorful dishes like our Fruity Cashew Quinoa.

Fruity Chicken Skewers

 

Ingredients:

Bamboo skewer sticks

Boneless skinless chicken
breast (1-inch cubed, 170g)         6 oz

Pineapple (1-inch cubed)            3 pieces

Apple
(core removed,1-inch cubed)       3 pieces

Red pepper
(cut into large pieces)                 3 pieces

Onion
(cut into large pieces)                 3 pieces

Butter (melted)                           1 tbsp

Ginger                                      1/2 tsp

Salt                                          1/4 tsp

Chili powder                              1/4 tsp

Instructions

Preheat over to 350 degrees F.  Carefully slide ingredients onto the skewer using lots of chicken.  (For example, chicken-pineapple-chicken-apple-chicken-red pepper-chicken-onion-chicken).  Continue making skewers until the chicken is used up.  Combine melted butter, ginger, salt and chili powder in a small bowl.  Place the skewers on a baking tray or in a casserole dish and then brush with the butter mixture on all sides.  Place skewers in the oven and bake until chicken is cooked through (12-15 minutes).  You can check the doneness of the chicken by tearing a piece in half.  Serve and enjoy!  Serves 1 large or 2 small.

For nutritional information and more delicious, healthful recipes, check out the Gourmet Nutrition Cookbook.  

Comments

 

Make Your Body Your Machine said:

There is so much information out there about nutrition. It’s on the news, in the magazines, on the bus

May 6, 2009 12:25 PM
 

alison said:

Well, I'm usually not big on mixing fruit and meat..I never understand all the fans that love their hawaiian pizza.. but the picture inspired me--and it was good!  I didn't have the ginger or chili powder but replaced with some garlic powder and it gave it a nice kick.  I will definitely try this again with the proper spices.

May 6, 2009 1:19 PM
 

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