Chicken-A-La-King (Low-Fat)
Chicken-A-La-King (Low-Fat) is so tasty, no one will know this is a healthy, low fat version of this very popular dish.

This is my favorite go-to recipe for Chicken A La King which is much lower in fat as most other similar recipes.
Quick to make, and I usually have all the ingredients on hand, therefore when I need something tasty on the table at the last minute, this is perfect.
The diet I am on, is not really a specific diet. I do a lot of research on the internet regarding health foods which I am allowed to eat.
Low in fat, and specifically foods which will not cause a sudden attack of Pancreatitis, which I promise you, is very painful.
But, low in fat, does not necessarily mean I can eat it, vegetables like cabbage, too much onion, oranges, corn and white flours are just some of the food which is a no-no.
In the same articles, they also mention that it is only a guide and every person has to figure out exactly which foods to avoid. And different foods that could be on the bad list, might actually work for you.

Right, I did not mean to give a lesson here. Only trying to explain why a certain recipe might be healthy for me, but it might not work for you.
This was also the very first recipe I tried from the recipe book Gesonde Gesinskos. As I have already mentioned – it is a family favorite by now. I made small adaptions to the original.
More Low-Fat recipes you might like:
- Dump and Bake Beef Casserole (Low-Fat)
- Healthy Comfort Food (Low-Fat) – Round Up of recipes
- One-Pot Beef and Vegetables (Low-Fat)
- Healthy Low-Fat Recipes – Round up of recipes
- Lemon Chicken Schnitzel with Low-Fat Mushroom Sauce
Chicken-A-La-King (Low-Fat)

Chicken-A-La-King (Low-Fat)
Ingredients
- 4 large Chicken Fillets
- 2 cups Water
- 2 cubes Low-Salt Chicken Stock
- 1 Onion chopped
- ½ Red Bell Pepper chopped
- ½ Green Bell Pepper chopped
- 250 g Mushrooms sliced ( 8 oz )
- 1 cup Frozen Peas
- 1 packet White Onion Soup Powder
- 1 cup Fat-Free Milk
- ½ t Paprika
Instructions
- Cook the Chicken in the Water and Stock cubes until fully cooked – remove the Chicken and cut into bite size pieces – retain 2/3 cup of the Chicken Stock
- Fry the Onion, Peppers and Mushrooms in a non-stick pan until soft – add the Chicken, the retained Stock and the Peas – cover and simmer 5 minutes
- Mix the Soup Powder, Milk and Paprika – add to the Chicken – cover and simmer over low heat for another 10 – 15 minutes
Serve over Brown Rice with a Vegetable or Salad on the side.


What is white onion soup powder and what can I substitute it with if I cannot find it?
Betty Ann, the white soup powder I use comes in a packet ( 60 grams ), but you can also use any thickener with maybe a little bit of dried onions
(The soup is mainly to thicken the sauce and not really add that much taste)
I loved this recipe! I used canned peas instead of frozen because that’s what I had on hand. I served mine over brown rice because I’m not allowed to have white rice. Even that was good. Will make again!
Glad you enjoyed the recipe, Terri ! And brown rice is actually a bit healthier than white rice 😊 Thank you for leaving a comment !
Chicken a-la-king wall paper paste…. sorry had to post this
I HAVE RECENTLYS STARTED EATING HEALTHY AND WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHICH FOODS TO COOCK THAT ARE FAT FREE OR LOW FAT. AND WHICH OIL TO COOCK WITH.