Easy and Delicious Coconut Oil Chicken Glaze | Real Food RN

Easy and Delicious Coconut Oil Chicken Glaze

A client of mine gave me this recipe and it quickly became a favorite in our house. The best part is that everyone is involved: I make the glaze, the kids shake the jar, my husband runs the grill. Teamwork! It is seriously the best coconut oil chicken glaze on the planet!

Easy and Delicious Coconut Oil Chicken Glaze | Real Food RN

Coconut Oil Chicken Glaze

Kate
This coconut oil glaze is so tasty on chicken. It's very easy to throw together.
4 from 6 votes
Course Sauces & Mixes
Cuisine Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free

Ingredients
  

Instructions
 

  • 1. Mix all ingredients in a jar in the morning.
  • 2. Every time you walk past the jar, give it a good shake. Kids will love this! This works best on legs and thighs.
  • 3. Put the chicken on the grill and cook it.
  • 4. When the chicken has approximately 20 minutes left, start basting with the sauce. You just brush and baste, then flip the chicken.
  • 5. Continue to do this until the sauce is gone.
Keyword Coconut Oil Chicken Glaze, homemade chicken glaze, paleo chicken glaze

CLICK HERE to Pin this Recipe

Easy and Delicious Coconut Oil Chicken Glaze | Real Food RN

Hi, my name is Kate.

4 from 6 votes (5 ratings without comment)

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recipe Rating




21 Comments

  1. Love when I have all the ingredients already in my kitchen. Looks great and will definitely try it!

    1. I just melt it and it stays liquid. I’m sure if it sat for days it might become solid, or if it was really cool in your house.

  2. I’m a bit confused, do you marinate the chicken, or just based it after its been cooking for awhile? If so, why would you mix up the sauce so early? Can’t you just mix the sauce up, fire up the grill and then baste? What is the benefit of doing it earlier in the day? Thanks!

    1. Deborah, you surely can just mix and baste. It just melds the flavors together better if they are allowed to sit all day. Shaking the jar agitates the mixture and enhances the flavor. Sort of like an infused oil. I like to make it and let it infuse all day, then fire up the grill and cook the meat and once its really cooking I baste with the glaze. I bet it would make a great marinade too though!

  3. This looks delicious! We use coconut oil all the time, but never in a marinade. Great idea 🙂

  4. Pingback: Ultimate Paleo Sauce Boss Round Up: 50 Tasty Paleo Sauces Stupid Easy Paleo - Easy Paleo Recipes to Help You Just Eat Real Food
  5. Pingback: 80 Real Food 4th of July Recipes | Natural Family Today
  6. Pingback: My New Obsession with Coconut Oil | Just Another Struggling Student
  7. We just made the marinade, and after melting the coconut oil, it solidified almost immediately. How am I supposed to keep it liquid. Right now the jar looks gross. It sounds delicious, but I am conflicted. I read the other comments, but my house isn’t cold and it still solidified. Help me please.

  8. Pingback: 80 Real Food 4th of July Recipes - Nerdy Millennial
  9. 1 star
    I thought maybe the lemon juice would help the oil and water mix. I was wrong. After working hard to get them to sort of mix together they immediately separated. When I tried basting the chicken it was like pouring gas on the fire, intense flames. The idea of a coconut / lemon flavor was valid but this recipe is not the way to get there.

Let’s stay connected about your health journey

"*" indicates required fields

First Name
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.