Real food on a plate. Chicken. Green beans. Creamy butter. Because a keto dinner doesn't have to be complicated.
September 22 2017 by Anne Aobadia, photo by Emma Shevtzoff, nutritional review by Franziska Spritzler, RD, CDE in Recipes, Lunch, Meal
Real food on a plate. Chicken. Green beans. Creamy butter. Because a keto dinner doesn't have to be complicated.
USMetric
2 servingservings
Ingredients
- 7 oz. 200 g fresh green beans
- 1 tbsp 1 tbsp butter for frying
- 1 lb 450 g of cooked chicken breast
- 2 oz. 55 g butter for serving
- salt and pepper
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Instructions
Fry the green beans in butter over medium heat for a couple of minutes. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Place chicken, green beans and butter on a plate and serve.
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22 comments
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Bernadene Whitten
September 11 2017
We had this for dinner last night. So delicious and easy to make. I did amp up the green beans and added some bacon, cooked the beans in the grease from the bacon too. Beautiful crisp beans, salty bacon bits with a spicy chicken breast. We used Mrs. Dash garlic and herb seasonings, zero carbs for the seasoning.
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Shirley
January 21 2018
Super easy and delicious supper. I like that you can adjust the servings on the recipe. Sometimes I feed my family what I'm having, sometimes not. Thank you #dietdoctor.
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Doris Date
March 15 2018
Some people think green beans are no good for keto because they're legumes?....x
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Carol
September 22 2019
Where do you find your rotisserie chicken?
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
September 23 2019
Where do you find your rotisserie chicken?
Many grocery stores carry them pre-cooked in the deli section.
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Elena Koutso
September 25 2019
Love this menu, thanks.
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Tammy
October 14 2020
I have adjusted the recipe to show 2 servings. The recipe shows we're to eat 1 lb of chicken between the two of us. Is that correct? Or is that 1 lb for dinner and lunch the next day? Serving sizes are confusing...I need some clarity?
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
October 14 2020
I have adjusted the recipe to show 2 servings. The recipe shows we're to eat 1 lb of chicken between the two of us. Is that correct? Or is that 1 lb for dinner and lunch the next day? Serving sizes are confusing...I need some clarity?
Hi Tammy, I have asked the recipe team for assistance with this recipe. For 2 people, you could cook 2 skin on chicken breasts or thighs.
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Sarah
November 3 2020
What can I substitute the butter for, for a non-dairy option? Is margarine comparable?
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Britta Patterson
November 3 2020
What can I substitute the butter for, for a non-dairy option? Is margarine comparable?
Hi Sarah, margarine would not be a great substitute as it is heavily processed. In our dairy-free collection you can find some alternatives listed in the opening text! https://www.dietdoctor.com/low-carb/recipes/dairy-free.
Some who are dairy-free find that including butter is okay as it only contains trace amounts of milk protein and sugar. Those who cannot or chose not to include butter may substitute ghee or coconut/olive oil for instance. Hope this helps!
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Ryan
November 6 2020
Do you just eat the butter raw? half a stick of butter for each serving?
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
November 6 2020
Do you just eat the butter raw? half a stick of butter for each serving?
If you put it on the green beans, especially if it's at room temperature, it will melt! No need to eat raw butter.
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Jose
February 24 2021
can I substitute fresh green with canned green beans?
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Charlotte Zwart Team Diet Doctor
February 24 2021
can I substitute fresh green with canned green beans?
Hi Jose! Yes, you can do that if that is your only option. Fresh is always best for taste and less chance for additives!
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Diana
March 12 2021
Hi! I am also confused by the servings, can somebody help me please? I put the recipe to show 1 serving, does that mean I shoud eat 55g of butter in 1 meal?
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
March 12 2021
Hi! I am also confused by the servings, can somebody help me please? I put the recipe to show 1 serving, does that mean I shoud eat 55g of butter in 1 meal?
If you don't wish to add that much butter to your plate for the serving, you can easily use less. The very low carbs and the protein are the important components of this dish.
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Chuck
September 21 2021
what kind of chicken is this?
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
September 21 2021
what kind of chicken is this?
This is a boneless, skinless chicken breast, but you can use any cut of chicken you prefer. A thigh would have a little less protein and more fat.
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Angela Kavadias
January 2 2022
I love the recipes simple and easy to prepare.
Sadly I don't like butter or cream never use them in cooking.
Can I substitute olive oil and cheese? AngelaReply: #21
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
January 2 2022
I love the recipes simple and easy to prepare.
Sadly I don't like butter or cream never use them in cooking.
Can I substitute olive oil and cheese? AngelaThe substitutes may depend on the recipe. In this case, you could fry in olive oil and top the green beans with cheese if that suits your preferences!
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Jamie Jones
August 7 2022
Hi. Just having a hard time understanding your nutritional values for each recipe. For example, the Keto chicken and green beans plate says 4g carbs, 75g protein and 36g of fat. That is when it's select to 1 serving size. When i click 2 or 3 serving sizes the numbers stay the same. So what do those numbers represent?? There's not 75g of protein in 220g of chicken and some green beans. Very confused.
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Kerry Merritt Team Diet Doctor
August 8 2022
Hi. Just having a hard time understanding your nutritional values for each recipe. For example, the Keto chicken and green beans plate says 4g carbs, 75g protein and 36g of fat. That is when it's select to 1 serving size. When i click 2 or 3 serving sizes the numbers stay the same. So what do those numbers represent?? There's not 75g of protein in 220g of chicken and some green beans. Very confused.
Hi, Jamie! The nutritional information listed is per serving.
