One Pan Chicken and Veggies
This is probably the most versatile dinner recipe out there. You can use basically whatever veggies you have on hand, whatever type of chicken, whatever seasonings. This recipe just reflects my favorite combo to use. If your using some veggies that cook quicker (like green beans or zucchini or peppers for example) then you may want to give the chicken a head start before adding the veggies to the pan. Traditionally bone-in, skin-on chicken is better for roasting, as it will retain it's moisture better, but I'm not a huge fan of dark meat, so I stick with boneless, skinless breasts and I've never had an issue with them drying out. Roasting the garlic in whole cloves assures it won't burn, it just carmelizes and turns sweet and soft. For step 1, you can prepare the marinade and get it on the chicken the night before if you want, just be sure to set some marinade aside covered for the veggies.
One Pan Chicken and Veggies
This is probably the most versatile dinner recipe out there. You can use basically whatever veggies you have on hand, whatever type of chicken, whatever seasonings. This recipe just reflects my favorite combo to use. If your using some veggies that cook quicker (like green beans or zucchini or peppers for example) then you may want to give the chicken a head start before adding the veggies to the pan. Traditionally bone-in, skin-on chicken is better for roasting, as it will retain it's moisture better, but I'm not a huge fan of dark meat, so I stick with boneless, skinless breasts and I've never had an issue with them drying out. Roasting the garlic in whole cloves assures it won't burn, it just carmelizes and turns sweet and soft. For step 1, you can prepare the marinade and get it on the chicken the night before if you want, just be sure to set some marinade aside covered for the veggies.
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- 1
The first thing to do, which you'll want to do a bit in advance is to whisk together all the marinade ingredients in a small bowl or a measuring cup. Set aside about half of it to season the veggies with. Then place the chicken either in a large, shallow bowl or a gallon sized Ziploc bag and pour the rest of the marinade over the top of it. Coat the chicken really well, then cover the bowl and set it in the fridge to marinate for at least 30 or so minutes.
- 2
Preheat the oven to 425°F. Line a large baking tray or roasting pan with foil and grease it. Set it aside.
- 3
While the chicken marinates, you can begin prepping your veggies. I just chop the potatoes in half if they're small, in quarters if they're on the bigger side. Then peel and chop the carrots into larger, diagonal pieces. Leave the garlic as whole, unpeeled cloves. Toss all of the veggies, except for the garlic, with the set aside marinade.
- 4
Take the chicken out of the marinade and set it onto the prepared baking tray. Arrange all of the veggies around and between the chicken. Just place the garlic in different spots nestled into the veggies.
- 5
Bake for about 35-45 or so minutes, or until the veggies are fork tender and the chicken is at an internal temperature of 165°F. Remove it from the oven and grate some parmesan cheese over the top of it all (optional but delicious).
- 6
Serve immediately and enjoy! Refrigerate any leftovers.
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