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Sheet Pan dinners are my newest dinner obsession! They are one of the easiest ways to make  quick meal I’ve found – throw everything onto a pan together and then let the oven do the work. One pan – so no mess, no trying to make 3 dishes at the same time, and its fairly brainless because you really don’t have to expend that much mental energy when all you are doing is chopping thing into bite sized pieces. It’s a complete meal, all on one pan, and in about 30 minutes.
This particular sheet pan is dedicated to fall – what with its sweet potatoes, bacon, chicken and apples all blending together beautifully. But it would be perfect any time of the year. I have been loving Jamaican Jerk seasoning lately, how its slightly sweet, slightly spiced, and can be as hot as you wish it. It pairs perfectly with sweet potatoes, apples and bacon here. Serve this as a stand alone meal, or with white or brown rice.
Having a solid Jamaican Jerk seasoning is important here. It is one of those things where every brand does it a little bit differently, and you never know what level of spicy you are going to get. You want to make sure it has a good balance of flavor and heat – this blend is has the perfect combination of Jamaican allspice berries, black peppercorns and dried thyme, for a flavorful, spicy kick.
Jenni lives in Des Moines, Iowa with her amazing husband, two girls, two dogs who think they are children, and a feisty cat. She is the creator of The Gingered Whisk, a recipe blog dedicated to finding easy, healthy-ish, and tasty weeknight meals that kids and adults alike will love. She is super passionate about helping every member of a family learn to love great food. When not cooking, eating, or thinking about food, she is often hiking around area parks, creating intricate legos castles with her girls, watching nerdy tv with her husband, or curled up in a corner somewhere reading a good book.
Loving the flavour profiles here. The ease of this recipe is perfect for busy weeknights. Even the novice cook will have no problem making this for the family dinner.
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Gloria @ Homemade & Yummy
November 9, 2017 at 1:27 PMLoving the flavour profiles here. The ease of this recipe is perfect for busy weeknights. Even the novice cook will have no problem making this for the family dinner.
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