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Low fat and low calorie chicken recipes that make ideal spring and summer suppers without you running the risk of piling on the pounds. And we've thrown in some low carb recipes too.
Low fat chicken dishes
A bit of preparation time is all you need to assemble this healthy salad.
This Indian-style recipe is low in calories, salt and fat and makes a wonderful summer meal.
Yakitori chicken is a low-fat Japanese dish that's very quick and easy to prepare. The time-consuming task of preparing the vegetables is avoided by buying them ready to cook.
Thai flavours are just as lovely when slow-cooked. This chicken recipe is a great alternative to a Sunday roast.
A hearty broth that’s low in fat, full of flavour and ready in just 15 minutes.
Low calorie chicken dishes
This classic American dish is surprisingly low in calories and saturated fat.
A healthy, low-calorie hug in a bowl – it's equally delicious made with large prawns instead of chicken.
The tropical fruit in this healthy Asian salad will remind you of holidays in the sun. The dressing gets its kick from grated fresh ginger.
The chicken in this easy, healthy recipe is chargrilled for a smoky flavour and served with fresh tomatoes and avocado.
This is one of the best known and loved tagines. Accompany with houmous, flatbread and a few mezze dishes to make it an affordable dinner party or Sunday lunch spread.
Low carb chicken dishes
Turn plain old chicken livers into this sensational pâté recipe to serve with crusty bread for a light lunch or starter.
This deceptive chicken recipe looks fattening but is a fantastic low-salt, low-fat, low-carb option.
A world away from the limp, day-glow version you get at cheap buffets.
This light, fresh recipe tastes great and makes the perfect summer meal.
Spiced almond and sultana marinated chicken is a rather fab but simple recipe for a picnic or light lunch.
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