Skinnymixer’s Pulled Chicken & Gravy features in the Fast section of the cookbook Dinners 4.
Inside The Healthy Mix Dinners 4 you’ll find Dinners is FULL with 36 Dinners. Whether you are feeding your family on a tight budget, needing to get dinner on the table fast, watching your calorie intake or perhaps cutting back on takeaway.
The Pulled Chicken & Gravy is a cookbook exclusive recipe…
Sometimes a roast meat and gravy roll just hits the spot, and this Pulled Chicken & Gravy recipe makes it easy to get that same comfort at home with hardly any effort. Using simple pantry staples and whole chicken thighs, this is a quick family dinner that delivers big flavour without the fuss.
There’s no need to spend time slicing or prepping the meat. The chicken cooks until soft and easy to pull apart in the Thermomix, soaking up a rich, savoury gravy that pairs perfectly with fresh bread rolls. It’s the kind of meal that feels hearty and satisfying but comes together fast, making it ideal for busy weeknights.
Perfect for feeding a hungry family when you don’t feel like cooking, these pulled chicken rolls are budget-friendly, filling and easy to customise with your favourite sides or extras.
Whether you’re after a quick chicken dinner or a no-fuss comfort meal, this is one you’ll keep coming back to.
What ingredients you will need
- brown onion
- butter or oil
- chicken thigh, whole and trimmed
- cornflour
- dried rosemary
- dried sage leaves
- flat leaf parsley leaves
- garlic
- garlic powder
- ground white pepper
- onion powder
- soy sauce, tamari or coconut aminos
- Stock Concentrate
- tomato paste
- Vegemite, Marmite or balsamic vinegar
- Worcestershire sauce

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Tips & Dietary Needs
- Protein swap – You can follow the variation to use chicken breast.
- No Chicken Stock Concentrate? We highly recommend making Niks Chicken Stock Concentrate for best results! Vegetable stock concentrate will work. You can also replace the water with liquid stock.
- Low carb/Paleo – Replace cornflour mixture with xanthan gum.
- Go veggie – Replace chicken with thinly sliced firm tofu or roasted shredded mushrooms. Use vegetable stock concentrate.
- Low Fodmap – Omit garlic and garlic powder. Use garlic infused olive oil. Replace onion with spring onion (green part only) and onion powder with dried chives. Use compliant stock concentrate.
How to Cook
- Mince garlic and chop onion.
- Sauté in butter and add some of the gravy ingredients to cook off for maximum flavour.
- Heat remaining gravy ingredients.
- Add chicken and cook.
- Shred chicken in the gravy.
- Add cornflour mixture and cook to thicken.
How to Serve
- Serve in fresh crusty bread rolls, in jacket potatoes or with your favourite mash and vegetables.
Storage & Meal Prep
- Fridge – Store in the fridge for up to 3 days.
- Freezer – This recipe freezes really well.
- Make ahead – freeze cooked for up to three months.
From the Testing Team
- Imogene W – How good is this?! I made this as a quick dinner after a hard day at the beach. I’m normally about breast not thigh but this was
- Tanya H – I revisited this tonight and tested with chicken breast. I knew it would work as there’s recipes that cook and shred breasts in the bowl. My breasts were large so I cut them in half with the super thick part cut in half again (so whole breasts cut into 3). Was perfect.
- Leia S – Wowzers. This was brunch today. The chicken & gravy tastes even better today!. I absolutely chubby mixed
. loaded spuds with grated cheese in the bottom, chicken & gravy on top some fried bacon, sour cream & spring onions. This is going to be PERFECT to make in advance for busy nights. Yummmm.
- Linda B – Ok I admit that I wasn’t even going to try this as, let’s face it, how hard is it to make pulled chicken and gravy? Well, let me tell you, this is next level delicious! I had some chicken thighs that needed using up or they would have gone into the freezer never to be seen again. Plus a very busy week coming up so there was no guarantee that I would get another opportunity to use them. So, make it I did (at 9.30pm) and now I’m excited to serve it for lunch tomorrow as a topping for baked sweet potatoes.
- Angie G – Leftovers make the best pie filling
yum yumm I added some peas & grated cheese in as well and cooked the pies in my Sunbeam PieMaker
Also added the last of the leftovers (enough for 1 serve) into my freezer stash for another time to have on a breadroll.
- Susan R – Very tasty and easy to make. I served on some GF buckwheat rolls. Id do mash and vegetables next time. The thickness of the gravy was spot on. Another winner.
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THMD4: Pulled Chicken & Gravy
Ingredients
- 700 g chicken thigh
- brown onion
- butter or oil
- cornflour
- dried rosemary
- dried sage leaves
- flat leaf parsley leaves
- garlic
- garlic powder
- ground white pepper
- onion powder
- salt
- soy sauce
- tomato paste
- Vegemite
- Worcestershire sauce
Instructions
- This recipe is exclusive to the The Healthy Mix - Dinners 4 cookbook.
Nutrition
FAQs
Can I use chicken breast?
Yes, just follow the instructions in the book.
I’d like it really thick, can I make it thicker?
Yes, just use 3 Tbsp cornflour.
Method Variations
For this recipe we have cooking methods for:
✔️ Thermo cooker
✔️ Conventional
✔️ Stove top
✔️ Slow cooker
This recipe can be also:
✔️ Halved
✔️ Doubled

