Chicken Bulgogi

A Korean barbecue recipe, Chicken Bulgogi is typically made with a spicy marinade of soy sauce, brown sugar, and sesame oil, then pan-fried to golden-brown perfection and topped with a sprinkle of sesame seeds. Despite all those forbidden ingredients, this autoimmune protocol version isn’t far off in terms of taste. With rich Asian-inspired flavors, it pairs exceptionally well with cauliflower rice and stir-fried vegetables. If you’d like, you could even double the amount of marinade and set half aside to cook with some broccoli, carrots, water chestnuts, mushrooms, and/or other stir-fry veggies for a quick and easy accompaniment! It’s one of my favorite tricks for a quick and easy weeknight meal that’s guaranteed to satisfy the whole table (and make for some tasty lunchtime leftovers the next day).

Need a Break From Cooking?

Whether you’re traveling, moving, or just tired of spending so much time in the kitchen, 28 Days of No-Cook AIP can help. With four one-week meal plans designed for lazy days and/or a poorly-stocked kitchen, these simple dishes (including but not limited to salads, wraps, and smoothies) will make sticking to your autoimmune protocol diet during business trips, holiday travel, and times of illness or stress a lot easier! The e-book is now available as a digital download for $9.99.