This post is sponsored by Foster Farms®, the opinions expressed are my own. The recipe is of my creation.
Being from the Pacific Northwest, we have a few guilty pleasures – the PNW rain, the smell of the trees, and best of all – the food. Portland is fast becoming well-known for sustainable food sources and urban farms. Foster Farms® believes that everyone should have that experience, which is why their 3 new lines of – Foster Farms® Fresh & Natural and Foster Farms® Simply Raised (without antibiotics) – are now available at most grocery stores on the West Coast (Oregon, Washington, and California), and Foster Farms® Organic on the shelves at Costco Stores and select grocery stores. You have not lived until you have had fresh, 100% natural chicken – free of antibiotics and steroids, always 100% vegetarian fed, and processed with no added sodium. Plus these products are all American Humane Certified.
Family-owned and operated since 1939, is the West Coast’s leading poultry producer. With the introduction of Foster Farms fresh Organic and Simply Raised antibiotic free lines, there is now something for everyone under the Foster Farms brand.
I decided to try Foster Farms® Simply Raised (without antibiotics) Chicken Tenders. I found them easily in the meats section of my local store – they are very easy to spot with the green packaging. Foster Farms® Organic was available too – again easily distinguishable from the other varieties. I made a delicious meal – Bacon Apple Chicken Kabobs! These were amazing and so easy to make on a warm summer evening.
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Here’s the recipe:
You will need:
- Foster Farms® Simply Raised (without antibiotics) Chicken Tenders
- 6 slices of bacon (one for each tender)
- 1 golden delicious or granny smith apple, cut into chunks
- salt & pepper
- wooden or metal skewers
How to make:
Season the chicken with salt and pepper to taste. wrap each tender with bacon. Pierce a chunk of apple onto the end of the skewer with the skin facing away from the center. Weave bacon wrapped chicken onto the skewer along with a chunk of apple. Top with another chunk of apple (skin facing away from chicken. Barbecue for 10-15 minutes until bacon is cooked and chicken reaches an internal temperature of 165 degrees.
How AMAZING do these look? And believe me – they taste just as good! It’s incredible how much of a difference Foster Farms® Simply Raised chicken makes to every dish. Try this summer recipe at your next barbecue and your family will fall in love! My daughter gobbled these up!
Find Foster Farms products – including the new Foster Farms® Fresh & Natural, Foster Farms® Simply Raised (without antibiotics) and Foster Farms® Organic varieties is fresh and frozen at your local store, and if you don’t see it be sure to ask for it! Head over to for more information.
*This post is sponsored by Foster Farms®, the opinions expressed are my own.
