Trader Joe’s Chicken Shawarma Hummus Bowls
If you find yourself with a package of Trader Joe’s chicken shawarma, this is just the meal you need! With a few more simple ingredients, we’ll turn this into a delicious and nutritious meal – Trader Joe’s shawarma chicken hummus bowls (just like my homemade sheet pan chicken shawarma hummus bowls!). A thick layer of hummus is topped with shawarma chicken and fresh veggies and all scooped up with warm and toasty pita chips. Turn leftover chicken into shawarma wraps.
If you love easy recipes made with ingredients from Trader Joe’s, try this chicken and vegetable curry, lobster ravioli, dirty gyoza, or air fryer orange chicken next time.

Estimated reading time: 7 minutes

What You’ll Love About Trader Joe’s Chicken Shawarma Hummus Bowls
- Totally delicious lunch or dinner
- Easy meal
- Made with just 5 ingredients
- Nutritious and satisfying
- Balanced combination of protein, fiber, veggies, and flavor

Ingredients
- Shawarma chicken thighs – You’ll need one package of Trader Joe’s shawarma chicken thighs.
- Hummus – You can use any type of hummus – plain like I’ve used here, Mediterranean, or spicy hummus.
- Pita bread – Use your favorite pita bread. Trader Joe’s stocks both whole wheat and white pita bread.
- Cucumbers – We love the small Persian cucumbers (they don’t need to be peeled), but buy your favorite.
- Tomatoes – Use whatever tomatoes are in season, if it’s not the summer, I typically recommend grape or cherry tomatoes. You could also use roasted grape tomatoes for a more intense flavor.
- Olive oil, sea salt, black pepper


How to Make Hummus Bowls
This is an overview on how to cook Trader Joe’s chicken shawarma, the detailed instructions can be found below in the recipe card.





Storage Instructions
Store chicken hummus bowl components in an airtight container in the refrigerator for 2-3 days.
How to reheat
Reheat chicken in a 350 degrees F oven or a hot skillet until heated through.


How to Feed Chicken Hummus Bowls to the Whole Family
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Trader Joe’s Chicken Shawarma Hummus Bowls
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Cook Time: 25 minutes
- Total Time: 30 minutes
- Yield: 4 servings 1x
- Category: Dinner
- Method: Bake
- Cuisine: Mediterranean
Description
Wondering what to do with a package of Trader Joe’s chicken shawarma? With a few simple ingredients, you can turn it into a delicious chicken hummus bowl!
Ingredients
- package of shawarma chicken thighs
- 16 oz. hummus
- pita bread
- mini cucumbers
- tomatoes
- olive oil
- sea salt
- black pepper
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
- Place chicken thighs on a lined sheet pan and bake until they reach 185 degrees F. Let rest and thinly slice.
- While chicken is cooking, makeย air fryerย pita chips.
- Thinly slice cucumbers and slice tomatoes in half.
- Build bowls. Layer hummus in a shallow bowl and top with cucumbers, tomatoes, and sliced chicken. Serve with pita chips for scooping.
Equipment

Notes
- Chicken thighs are safe to eat at 165 degrees F, but for a cut like thighs or drumsticks with more fat and collagen, I prefer to cook them to 175-185 degrees F – see notes above for more info.
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