Sheet Pan Dinners
Are these new or have they been around a long time? I've just recently heard of them, and I can't think of anything easier than the clean up of one pan after dinner. :rockon
I'd love it if you'd share sheet pan recipes that you've seen that looked good, sheet pan recipes that you've tried, or sheet pan recipes you want to try. It would be fun to get a good list going. I"ll be back with recipes. ETA: One Pan Chicken and Vegetable Dinner One Pan Honey Roasted Turkey Breast with Vegetables One Pan Autumn Chicken Dinner Kielbasa and Sauerkraut - although I would use nitrate-free chicken or turkey sausages Save Save |
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I love sheet pan dinners but I always forget to put them on the menu. :doh
Our favorite is Salmon with Asparagus and Potatoes. I'm sure I have others but I can't think of them ATM. There's a book called Sheet Pan Suppers by Molly Gilbert that's really good. I've gotten it quite a few times from the library. Not all of the recipes are dinners but the recipes I've tried are good. |
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I love this idea!
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I made this earlier this week and it was good.
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I have that Autumn Chicken Dinner pinned for sometime next week, and I really want to try this Sheet Pan Turkey Dinner sometime as well.
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I don't think they are a new idea but I think the recipes being collected together and called a thing is new. I also have a recipe of my own that I have done a number of times, that my family love, and I would also like to do more of these. Thank for the thread and the links.
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk ---------- Post added at 08:55 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:30 AM ---------- I have been trying to work out exactly what a sheet pan is. I will have to look for one, I don't have one that's quite the same as those. I just use my grill pan in the oven when I bake a large amount like roast vegetables for the family. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
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I will see if I can find it online, it's one I tried a few years ago and really liked it, but basically it's chicken thigh, onion, garlic cloves, Chunks of potato, and cherry tomatoes added later. Balsamic vinegar and olive oil and a sprinkle of brown sugar. I just throw in what I fancy these days so sweet potato and carrot tend to go in everything I roast.
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk ---------- Post added at 09:38 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:37 AM ---------- I think it's this one. I don't use bone in thighs tho. http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/2420...c+chicken+bake Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
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I was just looking at Cooking Classy before I came over here, and I was admiring the sheet pan dinner that is the latest post.
I love cooking on my stoneware bar pan. I really need to get a second pan, though, because one doesn't hold quite enough for us. Two pans would fit in the oven perfectly. Anyway, I have made similar things that I just call "tired mom meal" because I can set it in there any forget it. I have just cut up chicken breasts and tossed them in whatever oil/seasoning I did the veggies in and added them to the pan. I sometimes add some chick peas, and serve it over rice, quinoa, or couscous. Those all look much better, LOL. |
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What's a stoneware bar pan?
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https://www.pamperedchef.com/shop/St...e+Bar+Pan/1446 It is the size of a jelly roll pan, I think. I love it because it is so seasoned, nothing sticks and nothing burns (not even cookies!) and it is easy to clean. Mine is deep brown and black now. I don't remember it looking light brown like that one! Also, mine has a look more like the medium bar pan, with the built in handles. |
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Oh wow. Not sure we can get pampered chef here. Will research what alternatives there are. I'm wondering about a Le creuset type of dish for this kind of meal.
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That will be difrent, you want some thing shallow so the air can get to it.
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Mine is very similar to this. Do you have something like that, Sal? It's basically a cookie sheet with a low rim.
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Can you use Pyrex? I'm concerned about using my aluminum for this.
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I've made a few, but I need better ideas. I just requested the Gilbert cookbook from the library, and I'm going to check out these links tomorrow. Salmon and asparagus sounds good!
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They do shallow-ish roasting dishes so I think that would be my next thing. Yes dovenoir I cook my recipe I shared above in a glass or ceramic dish normally. I have an oven tray for Swiss roll (never used it for that) but I think it's a tad too shallow. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
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The theory looks amazing, but I'm not sure on the application just simply due to size. I struggle to envision being able to put enough food on one roasting pan for my family. :think
I roast veggies regularly, and it takes the whole pan to just do those. :think But maybe I eat an irregular amount of roasted veggies for dinner.... Which could very well be true. :shifty :giggle I'd love to see some pictures of the actual dinners on the pan for anyone who is willing to share. |
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:cup I've done it once, but would like to try more variations.
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I love these ideas! I'm trying to do more meals that I can do prep work on during the weekend to make them easy to get in the oven after work. A lot of these could be done that way (just put in baggies in the fridge and then dump in sheet pan). I would need 2 sheet pans to feed my family, but have a convection feature on my oven, so I think it's doable.
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I love this idea too! I also can use a whole 9x13 pan for vegetables, especially since you don't want them all on top of each other.
Does this need to be one of the metal sheet pans, like a cookie sheet, but with edges? Shallow and large? I don't have any like that- just 9x13 glass and metal pans. They probably aren't that expensive. Hmmm... I need to come back to this and get recipes! |
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Yes I also thought about making ahead and doing the Baggie method.
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I think a big part of my pain is that we have a wall oven that came with this house when we bought it and it's on the smaller size. :( So I am limited with how big of a sheet I can fit in there.
Makes me super sad. I fantasize about a commerical size oven. :heart |
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I saw this today. It's Thanksgiving for 4 on two sheet pans! :jawdrop
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Amazing! Might see how I can adapt that idea! Not sure my oven works well with 2 racks in use though.
Maybe we will move and I will have another one by Christmas. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
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I saw a sheet pan dinner on FB a while back. I shared it on FB. Then I forgot when or where. I keep forgetting I can save links. but then even if I do save them, I forgot that I saved them....:giggle ---------- Post added at 06:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:56 PM ---------- Quote:
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:jawdrop :jawdrop :jawdrop :hunh :hunh :hunh That's just CRAZY talk!!!! :shifty ;) :giggle I am a sprout LOVER! The idea of subbing sprouts is pure insanity to me. Tho, I have several children who may agree. :shifty :lol |
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I bought a sheet pan at walmart for 6ish bucks and am pretty happy with it...it even is commercial grade! Costco has a set with one large and 2 smaller riggt now. I have 2 cook books from the library and these kind of recipes are a big hit at our house! Can't wait to try some of these :D
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Pretty sure this is the recipe I saw on FB & thought was yummy
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Thanks for the link to the teriyaki recipe! They also have one for fajitas! I think I'm in love. Going to try this soon! I can fit two Pampered Chef jelly roll pans side-by-side in my oven. If I make rice on the stovetop, it should be enough to feed my family and I won't have to cook in shifts. (My skillet is not big enough.)
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I made a yummy sheet pan dinner.
Kielbasa with zucchini and cauliflower on one sheet, cubed red and sweet potato on the other. A little olive oil and salt. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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