Greek Chicken Flatbread — Fast, Fresh Homemade Meal

introduction

Since I was very young, cooking has always held a special place in my life. My name is Adam, and it was alongside my mother that I discovered the magic of flavors and homemade dishes. I bring that love to this Greek Chicken Flatbread recipe. Greek Chicken Flatbread blends juicy seasoned chicken, cool tzatziki, bright vegetables, and tangy feta on soft flatbread.

People search for Greek Chicken Flatbread because they want a fast, fresh, and flavorful meal that feels homemade. In this article you will learn how to prep, cook, and assemble Greek Chicken Flatbread. You will also find tips for texture, ingredient swaps, and storage. For another take on similar handheld meals, try this Greek chicken flatbread variation from Simmply Recipes.

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Greek Chicken Flatbread

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• Author: issam-blogger
• Total Time: 30 minutes
• Yield: 4 servings
• Diet: Pescatarian

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A fast, fresh homemade meal featuring juicy seasoned chicken, cool tzatziki, bright vegetables, and tangy feta on soft flatbread.

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Ingredients

• Flatbread
• Boneless, skinless chicken breast
• Tzatziki sauce
• Feta cheese
• Cucumber (sliced)
• Tomato (sliced)
• Red onion (sliced)
• Olive oil
• Salt
• Pepper

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Instructions

1. Preheat the oven to 400°F (200°C) if toasting the flatbread.
2. Season and cook the chicken breast in a skillet with olive oil, salt, and pepper until fully cooked (5–7 minutes per side).
3. Remove the chicken from the skillet and let it rest for 5 minutes before slicing it into strips.
4. Place the flatbread on a baking sheet and spread tzatziki sauce over it.
5. Top with sliced chicken, feta cheese, cucumbers, tomatoes, and red onion.
6. Optional: Toast the flatbread in the oven for a few minutes until the edges are crispy.
7. Serve warm and enjoy your Greek Chicken Flatbread!

Notes

For a handheld style, fold the flatbread like a gyro. Serve with extra tzatziki on the side for dipping.

• Prep Time: 15 minutes
• Cook Time: 15 minutes
• Category: Main Course
• Method: Grilling
• Cuisine: Greek

why make this recipe

Make Greek Chicken Flatbread for a quick weeknight dinner. It tastes bright and satisfying. The dish uses simple pantry ingredients. You can customize it for kids or a party. It cooks fast. You need minimal hands-on time. The flatbread makes it easy to eat. The tzatziki cools the spice and balances rich feta. People often want a meal that feels special but takes under 30 minutes. This recipe answers that need. It also solves common pain points: no long marinating, no tricky techniques, and no hard-to-find ingredients. You can use store-bought tzatziki and pre-cooked chicken to save time. Make it when you want a lighter comfort meal, a casual dinner with friends, or a portable lunch.

how to make Greek Chicken Flatbread

Start by seasoning and cooking the chicken. Use boneless, skinless chicken breasts. Pound them slightly if they are uneven. Season with salt and pepper. Heat a skillet with olive oil until shimmering. Cook the chicken 5–7 minutes per side depending on thickness. Aim for an internal temperature of 165°F. Remove the chicken and let it rest for 5 minutes. Slice it thin against the grain.

Warm the flatbread next. You can toast flatbread in a skillet or briefly heat it in the oven. Spread a generous layer of tzatziki on each flatbread. Layer sliced chicken over the sauce. Scatter crumbled feta, sliced cucumber, tomato, and thin red onion. Toast the assembled flatbread for a few minutes if you like a crisp edge. Watch the oven closely so the vegetables stay fresh and the flatbread does not burn.

Key technique: rest the chicken. Resting keeps juices inside. Slice thin for tender bites. Don’t overload with toppings. Use a light hand with tzatziki so the flatbread does not get soggy. If your chicken cooks unevenly, slice it and sear the pieces briefly to finish. For a smoky flavor, grill the chicken and flatbread instead of using a skillet. When you grill, watch for flare-ups around the tzatziki.

For a handheld style, fold the flatbread like a gyro. For a plated meal, cut into wedges. In the next sections, I list ingredients and clear directions for the easiest success. If you enjoy bold chicken flavors, compare this to a spicy handheld like these baked cream cheese chicken taquitos and borrow ideas.

Ingredients

Flatbread, Chicken breast, Tzatziki sauce, Feta cheese, Cucumber (sliced), Tomato (sliced), Red onion (sliced), Olive oil, Salt, Pepper

Each ingredient plays a role. The flatbread acts as the base and should be soft but sturdy. Chicken provides protein and main flavor. Tzatziki gives cool creaminess and acidity. Feta adds salt and tang. Cucumber and tomato add crunch and freshness. Red onion gives a sharp bite. Olive oil helps cook the chicken and adds richness. Salt and pepper bring out flavors.

Ingredient swaps and tips:

• Use pita or naan if you cannot find flatbread. Naan gives a richer texture.
• Greek yogurt mixed with lemon and garlic works if you do not have tzatziki.
• Use crumbled goat cheese instead of feta for creamier tang.
• Choose firm tomatoes like Roma to prevent sogginess.
• Buy quality olive oil for better flavor when cooking the chicken.
• For quicker prep, use rotisserie chicken. This keeps the flatbread assembly fast.

Directions

1. Preheat the oven to 400°F (200°C) if toasting the flatbread.
2. Cook the chicken breast in a skillet with olive oil, salt, and pepper until fully cooked.
3. Remove the chicken from the skillet and slice it into strips.
4. Place the flatbread on a baking sheet and top with sliced chicken, tzatziki sauce, feta cheese, cucumbers, tomatoes, and red onion.
5. Optional: Toast the flatbread in the oven for a few minutes until the edges are crispy.
6. Serve warm, and enjoy your Greek chicken flatbread!

For perfect results, keep the tomato and cucumber slices thin. Warm the flatbread briefly before assembly to make it flexible. If you toast the assembled flatbread, do it for just 3–5 minutes. This melts some feta but keeps veggies crisp. Taste for salt at the end. Feta and tzatziki add salt, so season lightly during cooking.

how to serve Greek Chicken Flatbread

Serve Greek Chicken Flatbread warm or slightly room temperature. Pair it with a bright salad like arugula tossed with lemon and olive oil. Offer extra tzatziki on the side for dipping. Serve with roasted potatoes, a simple Greek salad, or grilled vegetables for a fuller meal. For casual nights, present it as a build-your-own station. Let guests add extra feta or hot sauce.

The texture matters. The flatbread should stay soft in the center and have a slightly crisp edge when toasted. The chicken needs a tender bite. Tzatziki should cool the warm chicken. Feta should add salty crumble. Together they create balanced flavors: savory, tangy, cool, and fresh.

For a handheld lunchbox, wrap the flatbread in parchment. The filling holds well when chilled briefly. If you want a fresher take, try pairing this meal with a spicy handheld like buffalo chicken tacos for a contrasting flavor at a casual gathering.

how to store Greek Chicken Flatbread

To refrigerate, wrap assembled flatbreads tightly in plastic wrap or foil and store up to 2 days. For longer storage, keep the toppings separate. Store sliced chicken in an airtight container for up to 3 days. Store vegetables and tzatziki separately to prevent soggy flatbread.

To freeze, keep only the cooked chicken in airtight containers or freezer bags. Freeze for up to 3 months. Thaw in the refrigerator overnight before reheating. Reheat chicken in a skillet to restore texture. Reheat flatbread briefly in a skillet or oven. Add fresh cucumber, tomato, and a dollop of tzatziki after reheating.

Always follow food safety. Cool cooked chicken to room temperature before refrigerating. Do not leave perishable toppings out for more than two hours.

tips to make Greek Chicken Flatbread

Use room-temperature chicken for even cooking. Pound the breast to an even thickness. Heat the skillet until hot but not smoking. Use a thermometer to confirm 165°F. Let the meat rest to retain juices. Slice against the grain for tenderness. When assembling, spread tzatziki first as a barrier to moisture. Add crunchy vegetables last. If you like fresh herbs, sprinkle chopped dill or parsley at the end. For extra zip, add a squeeze of lemon or a sprinkle of sumac. To keep the flatbread crisp, place a piece of parchment between stacked flatbreads.

variation (if any)

Greek Chicken Flatbread offers many variations:

• Grilled Greek Chicken Flatbread: Grill the chicken and flatbread for smoky flavor. Use charred veggies.
• Vegetarian: Swap chicken for roasted eggplant or portobello slices. Keep tzatziki and feta.
• Spicy Greek Flatbread: Add harissa or crushed red pepper to the tzatziki. Marinate the chicken in chili and lemon.
• Mediterranean Bowl: Serve the same toppings over greens or rice instead of flatbread.
• Kids’ Friendly: Use shredded chicken, omit raw onion, and keep cucumber very thin.

Mix and match cheeses. Try crumbled halloumi that holds up under heat. For a BLT-inspired twist, add crispy bacon for a salty crunch.

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Conclusion

I hope you enjoy this Greek Chicken Flatbread recipe and make it a weeknight favorite. For a similar assembled flatbread recipe, see Greek Chicken Flatbread – Shared Appetite. If you want a full gyro-style experience with homemade pita and tzatziki techniques, check Chicken Gyros and Pita (with Tzatziki Sauce) – Cooking Classy. For grilled gyro inspiration and serving ideas, read Juicy Greek Chicken Gyros – Dished by Kate.