Greek Lemon Chicken Kabobs with Tzatziki

Juicy low-carb Greek Lemon Chicken Kabobs marinated in lemon, garlic, red wine vinegar and herbs make an easy, flavourful meal-on-a-stick! Serve with homemade Tzatziki Sauce for an authentic Greek meal. Keto.

Summertime is grilling time! These Greek Lemon Chicken Kabobs make an ideal outdoor dinner-on-the-deck. Food tastes so much better when eaten outdoors, don't you think?

These Greek chicken skewers made Denis and I reminisce about sultry nights in Athens years ago. Life was laid-back and easy and required nothing more than relaxing in outdoor cafés, eating gyros and souvlaki on the street, and sipping retsina in cozy corners.

Isn't it amazing that smells and tastes can trigger memories so strong it feels like you’ve been transported back in time? Sometimes when something is simmering on the stove or baking in the oven, long forgotten memories come flooding back.

In this case, fresh oregano, pungent lemons and succulent chicken skewers sizzling on the grill evoked memories of warm nights in rustic Greek tavernas.

I make these Grilled Turmeric Chicken Kabobs frequently using chicken thighs. I used boneless skinless thighs in this Greek Lemon Chicken Kabobs recipe too, as they're so dependable on the grill. Unlike chicken breasts, it's actually hard to overcook thighs.

I marinated these low-carb chicken kabobs with lemon and herbs, skewered and grilled them. We had them with homemade Tzatziki sauce, which we have proceeded to devour on everything since!

🛒Ingredients

🔪Instructions

Here's an overview of what you'll do to make these Keto Greek Chicken Kabobs. Complete instructions are in the recipe card below.

• First, whisk the marinade ingredients together. Pour the mixture over the chicken and let it marinate while you prepare the tzatziki sauce.
• If using wooden skewers, place them in water to soak.
• Prepare other vegetable skewers like tomatoes, peppers and onions and place them on their own skewers.
• Thread the chicken pieces on skewers.
• Heat a grill to medium high heat and oil the grates. Grill the chicken for 4-5 minutes per side or until chicken is cooked through and no longer pink inside.

👍🏼Helpful Tips

While skewers of meat alternated with vegetables look visually appealing, in reality, they rarely cook evenly. Sometimes the unfortunate results is raw meat and overcooked, charred vegetables. If you separate the meat from the veggies, you'll be able to control their cooking time and have perfectly cooked kabobs.

Nutrition calculations as listed in the recipe card below do not include the Tzatziki Sauce, as you'll have more than you need. Use the leftover sauce as a dip, a dressing, or a topping for baked potatoes. It's great on grilled fish or other meats, too.

Make ahead and freeze

This Keto Greek Chicken Kabobs recipe is a good one to make ahead of time. Add the marinade to the chicken, package for the freezer and freeze. Thaw in the refrigerator overnight, then grill or bake in the oven.

Thanks for joining me around our table!

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