11 Delicious Side Dishes to Serve with Chicken Spiedies

You’ve arrived to the correct spot if you’re wondering what to serve with your chicken speidies.

In this essay, I’ll discuss 11 of the most popular chicken speidies side dishes.

In a rush? Heres the short answer.

French fries, kale chips, and grilled veggies like corn are the ideal sides with chicken spiedies. I propose a three-bean salad, a carrot sesame salad, or a tomato and cucumber salad if you prefer a salad. I propose garlic rice or mac and cheese as hearty side dishes.

Ready? Lets jump right in.

Tomato cucumber salad

Chicken pies go well with simple side dishes like this fresh tomato and cucumber salad.

It’s light and refreshing, perfect for a fast lunch or a late summer meal when you don’t want to spend time in the kitchen.

Serve the salad with the typical spiedie sandwich, or add the chicken to the salad.

Either way, it will be delicious.

French fries

Chicken spiedies are the finest sandwich you’ll ever taste, according to New Yorkers.

A classic sandwich calls for a traditional accompaniment: French fries (with your favorite dipping sauce)!

If you’ve jumped on the air frying bandwagon, this dish is for you.

Despite using little oil, your fries will come out hot and crispy from the air fryer.

Psst, if you want to up your fries game, sprinkle with parmesan.

Grilled corn with garlic and parmesan

Grilled chicken spiedies are excellent, but remember to allow enough area on the grill for your sides.

Corn is one of my favorite summer veggies to grill.

The smoked corn complements the herby chicken well, and the garlic and parmesan bring the two meals together.

P.S. I also like grilled zucchini and eggplant. You may skewer slices of these with your chicken.

Shaved rainbow carrot sesame salad

Chicken pies are great, but they may be a little boring.

Enter: this rainbow carrot salad!

It’s crisp, tangy, and filling; it’s a terrific way to get your veggies in.

This recipe calls for rainbow carrots, but plain orange carrots will suffice. It will still taste fantastic.

With this recipe from Crowded Kitchen, you can spice up your chicken morsels.

Kale chips

Okay, I may be obsessed with making kale chips.

Kale is rich in nutrients and, more importantly, creates delicious chips.

They have an earthy undertone taste and pair well with a variety of spices.

I like adding nutritional yeast or just seasoning with salt & pepper.

But don’t grab for the kale chips. Make them yourself with this recipe. (It’s ten times better and much simpler).

Instant pot mac n cheese

Looking for something indulgent?

The mac and cheese’s creamy cheese sauce complements the succulent chicken well, and the macaroni ensures that no one goes hungry.

It’s a crowd-pleasing meal that everyone will like. You may serve it in the dead of winter or the height of summer.

And you can have your mac and cheese ready in 10 minutes with this quick pot recipe!!

Three-bean salad

Chicken spiedie subs remind me of summers spent in the backyard, grilling.

My mother would cook her renowned bean salad for every barbecue party we had.

Green beans, chickpeas, and cannellini beans are the three beans. All served in a spicy vinaigrette with coriander seeds.

Its healthy and filling.

Onion rings

Make some onion rings to go with your chicken speideis to amp up the flavor.

Serve with a nice dipping sauce, such as this garlic aioli. If you’re feeling daring, try a siracha mayo for a fun, wonderful lunch.

Liv has a recipe for gluten-free and dairy-free onion rings (which, believe me, are indistinguishable from regular ones!).

Cucumber and napa cabbage coleslaw

Coleslaw and subs are like sausage and mashed potatoes.

However, ordinary mayo-heavy coleslaw might be too much for me at times. The richness of the sauce might overpower the other tastes.

This cucumber and napa cabbage coleslaw solves that issue. It’s chilly and refreshing, with a bright lime and cilantro dressing.

Add some red chile to give it a great spicy bite.

Garlic rice

There’s something special about chicken and rice. It always appears to do the trick.

But why serve your chicken skewers with plain old white rice when you could serve them with garlic rice instead?

The garlic will enhance the Italian tastes of the chicken, and this one-pot meal is really simple to prepare.

Lemon butter sauce 

The marinade for the chicken spiedies is already amazing.

However, you may elevate them by drizzling (or dowsing) the chicken with lemon butter sauce.

The creamy sauce has just enough lemon acidity to cut through all of the buttery butter. And did I mention it just takes 15 minutes to prepare?

If you’re serving a salad, you can also use it as a dressing.

The best side dishes for chicken speidies

• Tomato cucumber salad
• French fries
• Grilled corn with garlic and parmesan
• Shaved rainbow carrot sesame salad
• Kale chips
• Instant pot mac n cheese
• Three-bean salad
• Onion rings
• Cucumber and napa cabbage coleslaw
• Garlic rice
• Lemon butter sauce