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No more dealing with dry and flavorless meat when you make this Keto Grilled Chicken recipe. Make an entire meal all at once in 20 minutes or less all on the grill.
Chicken tenderloins, juicy corn on the cob, and the perfect amount of spices is all you need for this hearty and easy dinner.

Dinner has a way of sneaking up on me, and I’m sure I’m not alone in that sentiment. It can be difficult to come up with a great dinner for everyone, especially if you are wrapping up a busy day.
Well, fire up your grill because I have the perfect all-in-one dinner for you!
My Grilled Chicken and Corn on the Cob recipe is a simple and delicious recipe for the entire family. You could even whip up some of my Keto Ranch Dressing for dipping and serve some Keto Peanut Butter Cups for dessert!
The ingredients are simple and straightforward. Plus, with such a low cooking time, you will have everyone eating in 20 minutes! This recipe really couldn’t be any faster or simpler.

How to Make Grilled Chicken
- Prep the grill - Get your grill warming up on low for a few minutes until you reach about 350 degrees.
- Season the food - Salt and pepper your chicken and corn until all sides are nice and covered. Add the cajun seasoning if desired.
- Set on the grill - Place the corn towards the back of the grill evenly. Place the chicken on the front of the grill evenly.
- Grilling - Grill the chicken for ten minutes on each side at 350 degrees. Grill corn at the same temp, rotating it one quarter every five minutes. Remove from the grill and enjoy!

Tips and Variations
- Storage - Store both the grilled chicken and grilled corn in the fridge or freezer in a sealed container. Store in the fridge for up to 5 days and in the freezer for up to 2 months.
- Reheating - Heat both the grilled corn on the cob and keto grilled chicken in the microwave. If heating from the freezer, let it thaw before heating, for the best results.
- Use other chicken cuts - You can also use this recipe to make grilled chicken breasts or grilled chicken thighs as well. You may need to adjust the grilling time on each side, however, the same basic recipe remains the same.
- Use other seasonings - As long as your seasoning is keto-friendly, feel free to use it in place of the seasonings mentioned. You’ll still want to add the salt and pepper as a base if your recipe doesn’t contain these. Salt is the most important as this helps pull out the flavor in the meat.
- Make your own seasoning mixture - I sometimes like to just use my own seasoning mixes and make a keto-friendly sweet and hot or just extra spicy one. I do this by mixing paprika, garlic powder, dried chopped onion, cayenne, and some brown sugar substitute. Grilled chicken recipes are easy to customize when it comes to seasonings, so have fun with it!
- Season the corn too - Don’t forget to cover the grilled corn cob in some seasoning as well. You can start by adding butter, then add the seasoning on top so it will stay on better.
- Leave the husk on the corn - If you want a neater presentation, you can tear the husk down to where it’s still on the corn, but the kernels are exposed. This makes for easier turning while on the grill, gives a better hold for eating, and makes for a pretty presentation. You can also remove the husk but leave the stem longer.

Common Questions About Keto Grilled Chicken
How Do You Grill Chicken Without a Grill?
Grilled chicken can come from many different sources. Grilled chicken is actually quite commonly made in a skillet. Just be sure to use some sort of oil in the pan (be it butter, olive oil, etc.) to prevent the chicken from sticking to the pan.
Is Grilled Chicken Good for You?
Grilled chicken is wonderful for you. It has very few ingredients and can be made in a variety of ways. It is most healthy when fresh chicken is used without any preservatives or added filler.
Once you whip up this Grilled Chicken, be sure to let me know about your experience in the comments below!

Keto Grilled Chicken
Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes
Serves: 4
Ingredients:
- 2 Pounds Boneless Skinless Chicken Tenderloins
- Corn on the Cob (Corn on the cob is higher in carbs so make sure it fits in to your daily carb count)
- Salt & Pepper, to taste
- Cajun Seasoning (optional)
Directions:
Get the grill warmed up.

Liberally salt and pepper the chicken tenderloins and shuck the corn. Leaving the stem a little longer on the corn makes it easier to turn when grilling. Salt and pepper the corn if desired. Salt pulls out more flavor in the corn during the cooking process.

Sprinkle both the chicken and corn, liberally, with cajun seasoning.

Place the corn in the back and low carb chicken up front. Place everything on the grill at once, if possible.

Bring the grill temperature to between 350-375 degrees fahrenheit and keep it at this temperature consistently through the grilling process.

Cook the chicken for 10 minutes on each side. Rotate the corn by a quarter every 5 minutes. If you like the corn with more grill marks, you can cook it for an extra couple minutes on each turn.
Remove from the grill, serve immediately, and enjoy!

More Keto Dinners You Might Like:
- Pizza Roll Ups
- Keto Everything Bagels
- Low Carb Dill Pickle Dip
- Bacon and Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms
- Keto Bacon Wrapped Brussels Sprouts

Grilled Chicken
No more dealing with dry and flavorless meat when you make this Grilled Chicken recipe. Make an entire meal all at once in 20 minutes or less all on the grill. Chicken tenderloins, juicy corn on the cob, and the perfect amount of spices is all you need for this hearty and easy dinner.
Ingredients
- 2 Pounds Boneless Skinless Chicken Tenderloins
- 4 Corn on the Cob
- Salt & Pepper, to taste
- Cajun Seasoning (optional)
Instructions
Get the grill warmed up.
Liberally salt and pepper the chicken tenderloins and shuck the corn. Leaving the stem a little longer on the corn makes it easier to turn when grilling. Salt and pepper the corn if desired. Salt pulls out more flavor in the corn during the cooking process.
Sprinkle both the chicken and corn, liberally, with cajun seasoning.
Place the corn in the back and chicken up front. Place everything on the grill at once, if possible.
Bring the grill temperature to between 350-375 degrees fahrenheit and keep it at this temperature consistently through the grilling process.
Cook the chicken for 10 minutes on each side. Rotate the corn by a quarter every 5 minutes. If you like the corn with more grill marks, you can cook it for an extra couple minutes on each turn.
Remove from the grill, serve immediately, and enjoy!
Notes
Storage - Store both the grilled chicken and grilled corn in the fridge or freezer in a sealed container. Store in the fridge for up to 5 days and in the freezer for up to 2 months.
Reheating - Heat both the grilled corn on the cob and keto grilled chicken in the microwave. If heating from the freezer, let it thaw before heating, for the best results.
Use other chicken cuts - You can also use this recipe to make grilled chicken breasts or grilled chicken thighs as well. You may need to adjust the grilling time on each side, however, the same basic recipe remains the same.
Use other seasonings - As long as your seasoning is keto-friendly, feel free to use it in place of the seasonings mentioned. You’ll still want to add the salt and pepper as a base if your recipe doesn’t contain these. Salt is the most important as this helps pull out the flavor in the meat.
Make your own seasoning mixture - I sometimes like to just use my own seasoning mixes and make a keto-friendly sweet and hot or just extra spicy one. I do this by mixing paprika, garlic powder, dried chopped onion, cayenne, and some brown sugar substitute. Grilled chicken recipes are easy to customize when it comes to seasonings, so have fun with it!
Season the corn too - Don’t forget to cover the grilled corn cob in some seasoning as well. You can start by adding butter, then add the seasoning on top so it will stay on better.
Leave the husk on the corn - If you want a neater presentation, you can tear the husk down to where it’s still on the corn, but the kernels are exposed. This makes for easier turning while on the grill, gives a better hold for eating, and makes for a pretty presentation. You can also remove the husk but leave the stem longer.