Greek-Style Chicken and Chickpea Bowls
This dish combines all the staples of my favorite mediterranean flavors into one simple, easy bowl. Featured in my 30-20-10 summer series, these Greek-Style Chicken and Chickpea Bowls are my latest obsession. Coming together in just 30 minutes and packed with 52 grams of protein and 10 grams of fiber, they’re not only tasty, but equally as nourishing. The chicken and chickpeas are coated in a blend of spices and creamy yogurt, which doubles as the serving sauce for maximum flavor. Served over a fresh quinoa salad for added veggies and color to your plate. This one is sure to be on your weeknight rotation in no time.



Greek-Style Chicken and Chickpea Bowls Ingredient Notes:
Chickpeas: Chickpeas offer a hearty plant-based protein and fiber boost roasting along the same sheet pan as the chicken. As they cook, they get crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside, adding contrast to the tender chicken. They also help make the dish more filling and balanced.
Quinoa: Packed with fiber and protein, quinoa is one of my favorite grains to use in a salad like this in order to get a fluffy texture. You can use dried white or tricolor quinoa here, however note that white quinoa tends to cook a bit faster than tricolored.
Greek yogurt: Every good spiced sheet pan needs a cooling, creamy sauce, and this recipe is the best of both worlds with the yogurt doubling as our chicken marinade and creamy topping. Rich in protein, I opt for a Greek yogurt, but you could also use regular whole milk yogurt or a dairy-free alternative.
Fresh dill: Nothing takes a dish to the next level quite like a sprinkling of fresh herbs and I love the pickle-ish touch that dill brings to this meal. Speaking of pickling, you can also use any leftover red onion along with some fresh dill to make pickled onions, perfect for topping your leftovers!






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It’s in the oven now. So far separate components taste great. Had to sub canellini beans for garbanzos. Can’t wait to put it all together. Love how yogurts keeps the chicken moist
This is such a delicious recipe, definitely one of my new favorites and will secure a place in the rotation for sure. So many flavors and textures, and the yogurt sauce is fantastic! I forgot to add crumbled feta yesterday… will definitely do that today to take it up another notch. Thanks Jenn for another hit!
This recipe was a miss for me. The chicken was pretty dry and not very flavorful. If I make it again, I would grill the chicken and not chop it prior to cooking so that more juice remains, or use chicken thighs if baking. Maybe marinating for longer would help too.
If you look at the pictures, it shows chicken and chickpeas being tossed in toss. However, it’s not in the instructions!
Hi Cherie, in step 3 you are instructed to transfer about 1/3 of the sauce to a mixing bowl. In step 4, you are instructed to add the chicken and chickpeas to the bowl with the sauce and mix. That is where you mix it in sauce.
I think something is missing – what are we supposed to cook the chicken and chickpeas in? I’m assuming there should be some kind of marinade since it says to make sure they are coated evenly.
Never mind, saw the description!