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Mains· Greek
Greek Chicken Bowl
Grilled oregano chicken over brown rice with cucumber, tomato, feta and tzatziki — a fresh Greek-style bowl.
High-ProteinMediterraneanGluten-Free
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2Serves
15mPrep
15mCook
30mTotal
EasyLevel
Ingredients
Make
2
servings- ·2 chicken breasts~340 g↗ Chicken Breast
- ·1 cup cooked brown rice~195 g↗ Brown Rice
- ·1 cucumber, diced~200 g↗ Cucumber
- ·1 cup cherry tomatoes, halved~150 g↗ Tomato
- ·1/3 cup feta cheese, crumbled~50 g↗ Cheese
- ·1/4 cup tzatziki~60 g↗ Greek Yogurt
- ·1 tbsp olive oil~14 g↗ Olive Oil
- ·1 tsp dried oregano~1 g↗ Oregano (Dried)
- ·Salt and pepper to taste~3 gSalt
Steps
- 1Season the chicken with oregano, salt, pepper and olive oil.
- 2Grill or pan-sear 5–6 minutes per side until cooked through, then slice.
- 3Divide the brown rice between bowls and top with chicken, cucumber, tomatoes and feta.
- 4Finish with a spoon of tzatziki.
Tips
- 💡Marinate the chicken in lemon and oregano for an hour for more flavor.
Nutrition · 1 serving (~506 g)
🔥 Calories480
🥩 Protein45g91% DV
🍞 Carbs31g11% DV
🥑 Fat19g24% DV
🌿 Fiber3.4g12% DV
Sugar 6.0 gSodium 1006 mg
Vitamins
Niacin14mg84%
Vitamin B61.4mg83%
Vitamin B120.89mcg37%
Riboflavin0.39mg30%
Vitamin K32mcg26%
Thiamin0.29mg24%
Vitamin C14mg15%
Vitamin E2.0mg13%
Folate52mcg13%
Vitamin A104mcg12%
Vitamin D0.30mcg2%
Minerals
Selenium51mcg93%
Manganese1.1mg50%
Phosphorus553mg44%
Copper0.30mg33%
Magnesium125mg30%
Zinc3.2mg29%
Potassium1051mg22%
Calcium242mg19%
Iron2.1mg12%
Estimated per serving — for guidance, not a measured label.
What drives the score
76
76/100
Grade A
Nutrient density28/35
Protein quality12/15
Fiber3/10
Healthy fats7/10
Bioactives15/15
Glycemic impact8/10
− 1 anti-nutrient penalty
Bioactives
lycopeneoleocanthalluteinflavanolsrosmarinic acid
⚠ Moderate sodium
What's in it — ingredient scores
This recipe scores 76 / A — the blend of the ingredients below. Whole-food ingredients carry their own health score (tap one to explore it); pantry staples and seasonings don't.







