Boneless chicken thighs pan-fried with garlic, lemon and thyme, served on crispy crushed new potatoes with a simple leaf and tomato salad. A gluten-free dinner with 42g of protein, ready in 30 minutes.
Dinner
30
Serves 2

A plate gives you about 42g of protein for 549 calories, most of it from the chicken.
Why thighs. Chicken thighs stay juicy when pan-fried and are harder to overcook than breast. Taking off the skin keeps the fat moderate. Dark meat like thigh also contains more zinc than breast, and zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal testosterone levels in the blood.
Crispy, not roasted. Boiling the new potatoes first, then crushing them and frying them in the chicken pan, gives crisp edges in a fraction of the time of roasting.
Why it is tagged for blood sugar. The potatoes bring 35g of carbohydrate, and the large amount of protein from the chicken helps slow how quickly it is absorbed.
Free from gluten and dairy as written. Always check chicken is cooked through, with no pink meat and clear juices. For a traybake version, try the Greek lemon chicken traybake.


















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