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Slow Cooker Chicken Tawook

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chicken tawook on plate
This easy and hassle-free recipe can offer meals throughout the week to accommodate everyone’s busy schedules.
Chicken breast (tawook; white meat) offers a leaner protein and Greek yogurt keeps the chicken moist without heavy cream-based ingredients. In addition, the spices and herbs bring out a variety of flavor without excess sodium.
Chicken Tawook can be made in no time with the use of a slow cooker or pressure cooker. This recipe is great served on salad, rice, or as a pita/sandwich with a variety of colorful veggies.
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