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25 High Protein Rotisserie Chicken Recipes

This is my tenth year as a food blogger, and I’ve experienced my fair share of cooking burnout during that time. Whenever I don’t feel like cooking, rotisserie chicken always saves the day.

In this post I’ve put together 25 of my favorite healthy rotisserie chicken recipes from over the years. But first, a handful of quick tips I can give you based on my experience.

Tips for Cooking with Rotisserie Chicken

  • Buy in bulk. I always buy multiple rotisserie chickens on grocery runs and shred all the chicken right away. That way you have pulled chicken ready to go at any given time. It refrigerates and even freezes well.
  • Most stores sell pre-shredded rotisserie chicken. It’s more expensive than buying a whole rotisserie chicken, but it sure is convenient. (Whole Foods has my favorite pulled rotisserie chicken option.)
shopping for rotisserie chickens at costco, pulling rotisserie chicken by hand, and cutting rotisserie chicken with kitchen scissors
  • Kitchen scissors are great for making “chopped” rotisserie chicken without getting your cutting board dirty.
  • Most of my recipes call for one pound of pulled rotisserie chicken, which is about one chicken. It’s easy to cut the recipes in half if you’d like to try two recipes with one pound.
  • You can make homemade chicken stock with the leftover bits of chicken once you’ve pulled the meat.

Now, let’s get to the recipes.

Healthy Rotisserie Chicken Meal Plan

Can’t choose which recipe to make first? I’ve done the work for you in my free printable meal plan. There are five recipes and a full grocery list with everything you need to make a week’s worth of meals with rotisserie chicken. Click here to get your copy.

holding a meal plan above a bowl of sweet rotisserie chicken and rice