Chinese Coconut Chicken Recipes

Chicken, Chinese, Weight Watchers, spicy

A healthier version of restaurant-style Chinese orange chicken

The next best thing to coconut shrimp!! This one will become a staple.

This chicken has a creamy coconut milk taste with a little kick!

Baked coconut curry chicken breast

Lo carb coconut chicken (slightly spicy and really yummy!)

Spicy Chicken in yummy coconut milk based sauce

The paprika sweetens the coconut as does the baking process so no sugar is needed for this to turn out sweet and delicious.

Easy to make, people pleaser

An old Christmastime family favorite! No baking! Super easy & cheap to make, and with only 2 ingredients they're a "healthier" holiday treat than most others! Great for satisfying those chocolate cravings!

I substituted corn syrup with honey. only because I forgot to buy it and had honey at home. lol

This is a wonderful low fat side dish

After pan-frying the chicken breast, we want to deglaze the pan and use the sauce to flavor the zucchini.

Chicken Lo Mein makes a great lunch, dinner or late night snack. If you want a thicker sauce, whisk 2 teaspoons cornstarch into the sauce before adding into the wok.

Delicious, tropical, Thai dessert... easy and simple to make!

I think I make it best!

This recipe was passed down to me by my Chinese coworker. Tastes like it was made in a Chinese restaurant!

Nutritional information calculated with coconut icing only.

This is so easy to make and great for picky eaters or if you'd like to leave it up to the guests to choose which toppings they'd like.

Tastes just like the Chinese restraunts do it!!!
Also try this Szechuan recipe with Chicken, Beef or Tofu instead of Shrimp!

Clean and Healthy Paleo frosting
Great for pumpkin or gingerbread spiced cakes

pot recipe

1/4 cup Shredded coconut, Half cup pistachio, Half cup almonds, 1 tablespoon coconut oil, 12 dates, and a sprinkle of Craisins on top :)

really quick and easy low fat thai curry really nice with eggplant or mushrooms too

A low fat and reduced sodium Chinese feast!

A slimmed down version of your favorite Chinese restaurant appetizer

These are more cake like so I don't consider them breakfast food. They are also higher in calories.