The gyro first arrived in Greece in 1922 as many small food shops began to open to meet the demand for the simple and affordable meal.
The dish remains popular among visiting tourists as they can simply order a gyro from the corner shop, grab it and enjoy it whilst exploring the vast amount of history found in Greece.
Gyros are mainly made using beef, chicken or pork, and are topped with fresh vibrant tomatoes and onion, a sprinkle of french fries, a generous dollop of tzatziki, all wrapped in a soft pita bread.
Due to travel restrictions some may not be able to visit Greece at the moment, but this doesn’t mean that you can't bring Greece to your home, into your kitchen and onto your taste buds.
When making gyros at home, the secret key to delicious-ness is in the marinade.
With no further ado we bring you the below recipe which shows you how to make the best homemade chicken gyro.
Greek Chicken Gyros Recipe:
(serves 4-6 people)
Ingredients:
Marinade for the Chicken:
Tzatziki:
Salad ingredients to add into the Gyro:
To serve:
Instructions
The gyros are now ready to be enjoyed!
The perfect meal whether you are enjoying a bite of Greece from afar or wondering how to make the delicious meal yourself.
Simple and made for everyone from a first time chef or master of all, this chicken gyro recipe will definitely have you planning your next trip to Greece.
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