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Amazingly Convenient One Pan Chicken and Potatoes

Amazingly Convenient One Pan Chicken and Potatoes

I’m going to cut to the chase with this one, because a recipe this quick and convenient doesn’t need too much preamble before we get into it. Let me just start by saying if you’re looking for a quick and easy recipe with hearty and tender veggies and juicy Halal chicken, all cooked to perfection with minimal preparation needed, then this One Pan Chicken and Potatoes recipe will hit the spot. So, preheat your oven, grab your biggest pan, and get ready to enjoy a chicken dinner that is a real winner.

This recipe uses only a handful of ingredients, but make no mistake, it definitely isn’t lacking in great flavor. The veggies are a combination of Yukon gold potatoes and a large red bell pepper, simply sliced into chunks and your prep is already basically done. These provide that filling and hearty flavor from the potatoes and the bell pepper contrasts it with some much-appreciated tanginess and satisfying crunch to go with the tenderness of the potatoes in the end. As for the chicken, we used Halal chicken thighs for a little added flavor from the dark meat chicken, but it’s hard to go wrong with a classic chicken breast if you so desire.

The main idea of this recipe is to cook all these things together in the oven in a large pan so all the flavors can come together to make each other better. If you have a cast iron large enough to fit all of this, then doing a little bit of pan frying to get everything started then transferring it to the oven is the quickest way to get to enjoying this. But if you don’t have a cast iron large enough, you can still pan fry the chicken a bit and veggies in their seasoning before transferring everything to a sheet pan to finish in the oven. That’s what we did for ours and the recipe will still turn out great.

You don’t want to cook the chicken to completion when pan frying it, that’ll give you overcooked and dry chicken after everything bakes, so just cook it long enough to get a golden exterior then let it finish cooking all the way through in the oven. The veggies will likewise get a turn in the pan for a little while, just to simmer in their seasoning and a bit of halal chicken broth to start getting tender. This will also deglaze the bottom of the pan and imbue these veggies with a bit of chicken flavor goodness and keep them from burning in the pan while they’re in the oven.

After it’s done with its time in the oven, you should have a pan of still-juicy chicken resting atop a layer of tender potatoes and peppers. A surprise star of this recipe is the bit of citrus flavor that comes through in the veggies, their mix of seasoning is a simple mix of oregano, salt, pepper, and olive oil with some fresh squeezed lemon juice, and this goes a long way to adding just the right amount of tangy citrus flavor to the potatoes especially. After the lemons are juiced, they’re also great for some zest over top of the chicken just to round out the flavor!

That’s all there is to it, there’s only a few key ingredients and with minimal prep this recipe is good to go in no time! It makes a great no-fuss recipe for dinner on a busy night while also providing a tasty and healthy dinner. Give this a try for yourself, toss a few extra veggies in the pan that you think might work while you’re at it and let us know what you think. Share this with someone that appreciates the joys of great taste and convenience, and we’ll see you next time with another recipe. 

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