One more thing I need to mention before we get started. I chose to make my own light dressing, which comes out to about 25 calories per tablespoon. This is typical of most light Italian-type dressings. If I can find it, my favorite to use with this recipe is the Ken's Light Caesar dressing (not the creamy Caesar!). However, you can also use light Italian, Sun-Dried Tomato or any other vinagrette-type dressing and get similar results and calorie content.
So, on to the recipe!
Chicken & Veggie Shish-ka-bobs
(Makes 4 adult servings, about 220 calories each)
Marinade:
1 recipe Good Seasons Italian dressing, prepared with less oil (instructions on back)
1 Tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese
Dash Worcestershire sauce
Chicken & Veggies
2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
2 zucchini or yellow squash
2 bell peppers
8 oz. fresh, whole mushrooms
Prepare marinade and set aside.
Dice chicken into large chunks. (Tip: Cut your chicken when it's half-frozen - it's so much easier!)
Place chicken in a quart-sized bag. Pour 1/2 cup marinade over top and seal the bag. Then shake gently to make sure marinade is distributed evenly around the chicken.
Assemble your veggies and slice into chunks large enough to go onto a skewer.
Place all veggies in a gallon-sized bag and pour remaining dressing over the top (about 3/4 cup). Seal bag and shake gently to evenly distribute the marinade around the veggies. Place the bag of chicken and the bag of veggies into the fridge to marinate for at least 4 hours. I suggest putting them on a plate or in a bowl in case you have a leaky bag. It's happened to me before, and it's NOT fun to clean up!
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