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Gluten Free Chicken Skewers

Gluten free chicken nuggets micro greens salad Project Lunch Box

I am so excited to share my latest recipe for Attune Foods. Each month I use one of their awesome products in one of my very own recipe creations. This time I chose their Erewhon Crispy Brown Rice Cereal. These skewers are a healthy, delicious homemade alternative to chicken nuggets you would buy at the store. Over here we are big fans of super lean chicken breast recipes.

This chicken is awesome for Project Lunch Box. Enjoy with your favorite dips or slice and dice it into a fresh green salad. Also great with rice, quinoa or pasta. The choice is yours! I suggest preparing a Big Batch so you have meals for a few days.

Chicken Skewers Marla Meridith Photography-IMG_8768

It sure does look all pretty tucked inside a lunchbox, doesn’t it?

Gluten free chicken skewers for Project Lunch Box

Most of all I hope you enjoy the versatility of this recipe. Please dash over to  the Attune Foods website for all of the ingredients and recipe info.

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31 thoughts on “Gluten Free Chicken Skewers

  1. What a beautiful creation. Simple and healthy, I love it. Didn’t know about the Attune Food site before until now. Thank you for introducing it to me and I’m going to browsing around more over there. Have a wonderful day.

  2. Hi Marla! I’ve been coming to your blog for a few months now and I love it. Thank you so much for your wonderful posts! I feel so much better when I don’t eat sugar and its great to have someone who is following a healthy lifestyle to inspire me. All the best !

  3. Great pictures. My daughter would love these, and I won’t be upset with what’s in the breading. Excellent recipe!

  4. What do you think about freezing these? My kids love the frozen chicken tenders but….yuck….they’re disgusting!!! Would you par bake them then freeze, or bake them all the way then freeze them? I’m not great at freezing meats….beans and grains, yes….meat, not so much.

    1. Very good question Shawna. I have not tried freezing these. If I did, I would cook them all the way. Let them cool. Pack skewers in a single layer with parchment or wax paper in between each layer. Pack all of that in a ziploc bag. To reheat I would probably heat them in a toaster oven or under a low broiler in you oven. Watch carefully so they don’t burn. Let me know how it turns out if you try 🙂