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This Everything Bagel Sriracha Chicken recipe is packed with flavor and so simple! Made in an Instant Pot in 30 minutes and so versatile. Pair with rice, add to a salad, sandwich or wrap for a quick meal! Gluten Free + Low Calorie + Low Carb
Ever since I made that everything bagel chicken, I’ve been obsessed! Who would think one seasoning would change you life? It really has changed mine and if you haven’t tried it yet, you must! Even my boyfriend keeps asking when are we having that bagel stuff again.
His taste buds are very bland so much to his surprise when I combined his favorite sauce…SRIRACHA with shredded chicken. If I do say so myself, it’s really TASTY!
Everything Bagel Sriracha Chicken
This everything bagel sriracha chicken is made in an Instant Pot. I make shredded chicken in my Instant Pot all the time to put on salads, sandwiches or over rice.
The Instant Pot makes the BEST shredded chicken ever. Super tender and moist! You can do it in a slow cooker, but it doesn’t make the chicken as juicy tender as an Instant Pot.
And really this everything bagel sriracha chicken is the simplest of meals you can make. Healthy, delicious and easy. What more could you ask for in a meal?
Serve it over rice, on a salad, in a sandwich or over cauliflower rice for a Paleo version. Many options for what you can do with this recipe, but it’s definitely one you’ll want to add to your meal time routine!
What You Need
- Instant Pot or Slow Cooker
- Chicken Breast
- Broth or stock
- Sugar free Sriracha
- Coconut Aminos or gluten free soy sauce
- Everything Bagel Seasoning
Helpful Tips
If you’re making this in a slow cooker, I recommend cooking on high 6-8 hours. Since you’re cooking longer, you may need more liquid to break down the protein.
Plan to have more broth or stock on hand. Check half way through and add liquid if you need to. All slow cookers are slightly different. You want just enough liquid to tenderize the meat.
If you really want to fast track this meal, buy a rotisserie chicken, shred the meat and cook in a skillet with the other ingredients 10-15 minutes on medium heat or until warm.
Remember you don’t have to be perfect to cook a healthy meal, you just have to be creative!
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Everything Bagel Sriracha Chicken
This Everything Bagel Sriracha Chicken recipe is packed with flavor and so simple! Made in an Instant Pot in 30 minutes and so versatile. Pair with rice, add to a salad, sandwich or wrap for a quick meal! Gluten Free + Low Calorie + Low Carb
Ingredients
- 1.25 lb chicken breast boneless, skinless
- 1/4 cup chicken broth
- 1/4 cup coconut aminos or gluten free soy sauce
- 1/2 cup sriracha
- 2 tbsp everything bagel seasoning
Instructions
Place all ingredients in an Instant Pot. Set the valve to sealing, cover, then steam 30 minutes.
Release the value to release the steam then remove the cover.
Using a fork to shred the chicken. It will shred easily from the steam.
Serve over cauliflower rice, regular rice, quinoa, on a salad or in a sandwich!
Recipe Notes
- If using a slow cooker, place all ingredients in the slow cooker and set to cook on high 6-8 hours until chicken shreds.
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wow this looks so delish! Ive been in such a dinner rut lately, can’t wait to try this!
haha it happens! Hope you enjoy it!
This was sooooooo salty!!! I used brags aminos is that why?
Sriracha, coconut aminos and everything bagel seasoning does have sodium. We’ve made this 3 times and it’s never been salty, but I didn’t use Braggs so that may be why yours was saltier. For whatever reason, their coconut aminos seem saltier to me. I’ve never investigated the label to see if they have more sodium.