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Lettuce wraps are a family favorite. They are healthy and delicious. We posted a recipe for lettuce wraps a long time ago, but we still make them often. Between my husband and I, we can wolf down this entire platter together (guilt free) ;). So I guess I should say that this can feed a “normal” family of 4.
Ingredients for Chicken Lettuce Wraps:
1 – 1 1/2 lb chicken breast or chicken tenders
1/2 cup Teriyaki marinade (Yoshibas or Lawry’s teriyaki w/ pineapple are good options)
1 small/medium jicama, peeled and julienned
2 small cucumbers, juilienned or finely sliced
2 med/1 large carrot, grated
1 head of boston/bib/butter lettuce (about 12 leaves)
Ingredients for the dipping sauce:
1 cup Newman’s Own low-fat ginger sesame dressing
2 heaping Tbsp creamy peanut butter
How To Make Chicken Lettuce Wraps:
1. In a medium bowl, combine chicken with your favorite Teriyaki Marinate, cover and marinate in the fridge 20-30 minutes. Meanwhile, prep your vegetables.
2. Peel and julienne jicama, grate carrot and julienne cucumber. Remove the core from the lettuce. Rinse and spin dry the leaves, then arrange the lettuce and prepared vegetables on a large serving platter.
3. To make a dipping sauce, pour 1 cup of Newman’s Own dressing into a container with lid and add 2 heaping Tbsp of peanut butter. Cover and shake well until the consistency is smooth.
4. Heat a large skillet over medium/high heat. Add 1-2 Tbsp olive oil and saute the marinated chicken about 3 min per side or until cooked through. Remove chicken to a cutting board.
5. Once the chicken is cool enough to handle, slice it into thin strips and add the chicken to your serving platter. See? Easy peasy!To serve, place some chicken and vegetables on a lettuce leaf and add desired amount of peanut sauce.
Chicken Lettuce Wraps Video Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 lb chicken breast or chicken tenders
- 1/2 cup Teriyaki marinade, Yoshibas or Lawry’s teriyaki w/ pineapple are good options
- 1 small/medium jicama, peeled and julienned
- 2 small cucumbers, juilienned or finely sliced
- 2 med/1 large carrot, grated
- 1 head of boston/bib/butter lettuce, about 12 leaves
Ingredients for the dipping sauce:
- 1 cup Newman’s Own low-fat ginger sesame dressing
- 2 heaping Tbsp creamy peanut butter
Instructions
- In a medium bowl, combine chicken with your favorite teriyaki marinate, cover and marinate in the fridge 20-30 minutes, meanwhile, prep your vegetables.
- Peel and julienne jicama, grate carrot and julienne cucumber. Remove the core from the lettuce. Rinse and spin dry the leaves. Arrange the lettuce and prepared vegetables on a large serving platter.
- To make a dipping sauce, pour 1 cup of Newman’s Own dressing into a container with lid and add 2 heaping Tbsp of peanut butter. Cover and shake well until the consistency is smooth.
- Heat a large skillet over medium/high heat. Add 1-2 Tbsp olive oil and saute the marinated chicken about 3 min per side or until cooked through. Remove chicken to a cutting board.
- Once the chicken is cool enough to handle, slice it into thin strips and add the chicken to your serving platter.
- To serve, place some chicken and vegetables on a lettuce leaf and add desired amount of peanut sauce.
I could not find Yoshibas teriyaki sauce however I did find Yoshida’s teriyaki sauce?
Hi Anne, you can marinate the chicken in any teriyaki sauce.
Help!!! So I ran around looking everywhere for the Kraft Recipe Maker Asian Fish Taco and every store I went to said they discontinued the product. Any suggestions where I could find it or substitutes. I also went online to do some research and it looks like they might have discontinued the Kraft Recipe Maker products all together. 🙁
Inna, I’s so bummed that they discontinued the product, how frustrating :(. I updated the recipe with the substitutions, hope this helps :).
Can I substitute Kraft Recipe Makers Asian Fish Tacos with anything other than the peanut sauce?
Julie, do you have someone allergic to peanuts or would you prefer to use something besides Kraft Recipe Makers? Here is the link to one of our favorite lettuce wraps that doesn’t require Kraft Recipe Makers. If you prefer not to use peanut butter than Newman’s Own low-fat ginger sesame dressing works great by itself. Hope this helps :).
Delicious recipe! I just came from the store and I got everything exept kraft recipe makers because the didn’t have any. Is there anything I can substitute the sauces with?
I just realized that you wrote two messages :). Julie, just use your favorite asian chicken marinade for the chicken, no need for specific one.
Hi Natasha,
My supermarket said that kraft sauce was discontinued. Can I use something else instead?
I bet you’ll like this one even better! You can marinate the chicken in any teriyaki sauce. And try this peanut sauce. It’s fan-tas-tic! https://natashaskitchen.com/2010/02/21/terahs-delicious-lettuce-wraps/
Hi Natasha,
Thank you ! Those are two separate ideas, right? Either teriyaki sauce or peanut sauce? I am missing an ingredient for the peanut sauce (sesame ginger dressing) so I think i’ll stick to teriyaki and try the peanut sauce another time!
The peanut sauce is for dipping and it’s really really good. You should try to get it! 🙂
Hey natasha what does jicama taste like?
It’s like a cross between a water chesnut and an apple. Lightly sweet and crisp.
I’d make the chicken alfredo w/roasted veggies 🙂
I could make my crawfish noodle casserole using the cheesy chicken Florentine sauce & cream cheese & green onions!
My 3 cheese pasta bake with meat.
Great recipe! I like the layout of the ingredients. I’d make a pasta bake with fall veggies.
i would make the Shrimp Puttanesca recipe it would be really good
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I would like to use Verde Chicken Enchiladas and make it into a baked pasta dish.
I would use the New England Pot Roast to make the Beef Stroganoff
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I ‘d like to make the New England Pot Roast in my slow cooker. The meat could make pasta casseroles, shredded beef sandwiches or the base for a great soup.
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