Greek Chicken Pita

Posted on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at 8:25 pm

You are going to love this!  Perhaps I am becoming somewhat of a “copycat” recipe person.  But you know?  Its rather random.  I don’t copycat super famous recipes.  They are just recipes that I love and start to get a craving for.  And I can’t just go out to eat all the time to get the recipes.  So far, I have perfected (I think) my version of Longhorn Steakhouse’s Strawberry Salad.  I am still working on finding and perfecting Garfield’s Restaurant’s Loaded Baked Potato Soup.  (I am trying another recipe tomorrow.)  And this week we tried a new one…and it was delicious!

We have a Greek deli next door to the building where our church gathers.  When some of our friends suggested we eat there, me, being a picky eater, turned my nose up.  The only thing Greek that I know I like is Greek salad.  :)  The gyros idea did not appeal.  Well, we went there and I tried this thing called something like “Greek Salad on a Pita”.  I ordered it like this, “I’d like the Greek Salad on a Pita.  I don’t want onions or olives or tomatoes or peppers.  So, basically I just want the lettuce, chicken, and dressing.  Oh and the feta…I LOVE feta!”  The gal smiled and brought me exactly what I ordered with extra feta and it was fabulous!  I basically have been craving it ever since (and I’m getting hungry now, just typing about it).  So, I made my own.  But the Greek deli used these “pitas” that were more delicious than any I’d ever eaten.  So, first I had to find those.

I found them at Publix and they looked like this:

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When using them, I suggest using the method on the back of the package where you heat it in oil in a pan.  It made the pitas more pliable and they didn’t tear apart.

Then, I bought a bottle of Kraft brand Greek Vinaigrette Dressing.  I cut some chicken breasts into strips and marinated them in the dressing.  Then I cooked them in a skillet until done.  Then, I warmed the bread.  I piled on chicken, feta, lettuce, and dressing.  It was delicious!  I think my husband would have appreciated some black olives, onions, and peppers, so we’ll have to do that next time.

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Super easy meal!  You could freeze the chicken in the dressing and have it ready to go at any time!  It was delicious…try it!

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One Response to “Greek Chicken Pita”

  1. Dominique says:

    sounds good and easy- both are required for me to cook..:)

    Reply

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