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Sheet Pan Dinners Save Time and CleanUp!

January 25, 2016 By Cindy Silver

Sheet pan dinner
Spice-rubbed lean pork chops with roasted potatoes & root vegetables taste great!

Sheet Pan Dinners Save Time & Fuss

Do you own a sheet pan? If you do, then say hello to Sheet Pan Dinners! With my motto of keeping it simple in the kitchen, this technique of making a quick and tasty dinner is hard to beat. Sheet pan dinners help you keep it simple because they’re:

  • Easy to plan
  • Easy to prep
  • Easy to cook
  • Easy to clean up

Examples of Sheet Pan Dinner Combinations

Take your choice of these options to save time when your hungry family asks, What’s for dinner?

  • Lean Meat: Lean pork loin chops + BBQ spice rub + root vegetables like sweet potatoes, white potatoes, turnips, beets
  • Poultry: Skinless chicken breast or thigh, or turkey tenderloin fillet + lemon pepper rub + Brussels sprouts, red onions and butternut squash chunks
  • Fish: Salmon fillet + teriyaki marinade or sauce + baby carrots, sweet onion and cabbage chunks
  • Vegetarian: All Vegetables! Chunks of sweet potatoes, parsnips, colorful sweet Bell peppers, onions, green beans, broccoli

How to Cook a Sheet Pan Dinner

  • Heat the oven to 425 degrees & get out your sheet pan
  • Cut up your vegetables, or buy them at the grocery store already cut up. Scatter them in a single layer on the sheet pan, leaving room on one end for your chicken/turkey, lean meat or fish. Spray them lightly with vegetable oil spray, then dust with salt and pepper. Roast on the sheet pan for 15 minutes.
  • Rub or add sauce to your poultry, lean meat or fish. Add this to the open-end of the sheet pan in a single layer, place pan into the oven again and lower heat to 350 degrees.
  • Check after 20 minutes and stay alert to the doneness of your poultry, lean meat or fish. The roasted vegetables will now be tender and cooked, too.

Remember: Always check for safely cooked temperatures of poultry, meat and fish.

What Else Cooks on a Sheet Pan?

Quick and easy cooking suits everyone’s busy lifestyle, right? Here is an adventurous twist on pizza and you cook it on a sheet pan. If you are looking for a fresh start with meal planning to feel great and stay healthy, then sign up for my FREE 3 Tasty Menus for Busy Families and Everyone. Good nutrition is your path to personal success!

What will you cook as a sheet pan dinner?

Filed Under: Back-To-School Nutrition, Healthy Recipes, Simple, Healthy, Tasty Tagged With: cooking at home, easy recipe, good nutrition, meal planning, sheet pan dinners, sheet pan dinners save time and cleanup

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Winston-Salem, NC 27109

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