Brett and I got an indoor/outdoor George Foreman Grill for our wedding three years ago and while we’ve talked about upgrading for a while, we haven’t ever taken the plunge because to be honest, we love our George Foreman. It’s actually the perfect size for our small patio deck and it gets the job done.
This Cilantro-Lime Chicken with Avocado Salsa is originally from Cooking Light. It can be cooked outside on the grill, or grilled in a pan stove top. Either way it makes a great lighter meal for those warm summer days ahead.
We served our chicken with a few chips to help scoop up the salsa, but it’d be great with a side of black beans or some rice as well. We also used chicken tenders instead of full breasts, but either will do.
source: My Recipes originally from Cooking Light
Nutritional Information
- Amount per serving
- Calories: 289
- Fat: 13.2g
- Protein: 35.6g
Christy {The Girl Who Ate Everything} says
This is healthy right? Do you know the calories on this by chance? John is in hard core mode over here and needs to know the stats on everything when we eat…
claire says
love how you included the nutritional information!
i am attempting to watch what i eat (bathing suit season is near) and this will definitely be added to the menu!
Laura says
Wow, this sounds amazing! I LOVE cilantro so much…it makes everything taste so fresh. Can’t wait to try out this recipe…thanks for sharing!
Muncher Cruncher says
Kristy that looks so good!!
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Anonymous says
I just made this tonight. It was fresh, juicy, and acidic all at the same time!! 🙂 And the tomatoes neutralized it and added sweetness. So overall it was a great combination of flavors! Great recipe. I plan on making these again into fajitas.