It's the day after Thanksgiving and I really don't want to cook after yesterday's marathon cooking day. So this easy Roast Chicken and Veggie Tray only takes 5 minutes to throw together and pop in the oven. It is just what I need to get dinner on the table fast with minimal effort and I really am happy about the minimal effort part of the whole recipe!
I simply scattered some broccoli, baby carrots, boneless/skinless chicken thighs, herbs and lemon onto a baking tray and put it in the oven for about 30-40 minutes. Easy-Peasy! I had some leftover stuffing, and cranberry chutney from our Thanksgiving feast so it was easy to just heat them up for my husband and son that wanted more "carbs" with their meal. My daughter and I were just happy with the roast chicken and veggies.
This meal was so easy and I was grateful for the time to relax while everything baked in the oven. I even covered the baking pan with a layer of foil so I had minimal clean up to do as well. I am glad Thanksgiving comes around only once a year because it's a lot of work. Luckily this roast chicken and veggie tray is so easy, I can make this many times this year when I feel like quick cooking.
Roast Chicken and Veggie Tray - One Pan Dinner
Recipe by Ramona from Kitchen Simmer
Ingredients:
8-10 boneless/skinless chicken thighs
4-5 cups of broccoli florets
1/2 lb baby carrots (I sliced them in half, but that's optional)
1 sprig rosemary leaves
2 sprigs thyme leaves
1 large lemon sliced
Salt and Black Pepper as needed
2-3 Tbs canola oil or olive oil
2-3 Tbs butter/margarine (optional)
Directions:
Step 1: Prepare chicken and veggies.
Step 2: Line baking sheet with foil for easy clean up (optional).
Step 3: Layer veggies around the perimeter of baking sheet and chicken in the center.
Step 4: Season everything well with salt and black pepper. Then drizzle oil over everything.
Step 5: Season chicken with thyme and rosemary and cover each thigh with lemon slices.
Step 6: Bake in a 425 degree oven for 35-45 minutes or until chicken is cooked through. Note: I added a little dab of butter/margarine on top of each chicken thigh for the last 5 minutes of cooking and this gave a little butter/lemon sauce to toss all the veggies in and add extra flavor.


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This is EXACTLY my most favorite way to prepare dinner!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dorothy! It's a great way to make a fast meal. :)
DeleteOne pan/pot meals are the best! This one looks delicious!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sarah! I agree one pot/pan meals are the best. :)
DeleteI have chicken breasts and broccoli just waiting for this one pan wonder. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks KC! Then you are all set.. enjoy. :)
DeleteWow, would not have thought to make a one pan dinner. :) Nice! Saying hi from Cape Town, South Africa.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jennifer... it's a great way for "fast food". :)
DeleteThis looks good! I always mean to do one pan dinners but I've never gotten around to it. I'll try this one for sure :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Danya! It's really fun and easy ... once you try it.. you may never go back. :)
DeleteThis looks so good! I love easy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Marye! I love easy meals too. :)
DeleteNothing beats a one pan dinner that's for sure!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cynthia! It's a winning way to cook. :)
DeleteLove this Ramona! The kind of dinner recipe that saves time but tastes amazing! :D Plus I am loving the caramelized lemon slices on the chicken too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dini! The lemon flavor really came through too. :)
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