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Chicken and veggies.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
Wash/pat the four chicken thighs. Arrange the chicken on a quarter baking sheet. Mine is nonstick, so you may want to PAM yours beforehand, which is something I don’t do.
After washing the potatoes, cut them lengthwise, then slice them in 1-inch thick pieces. Scatter them among the chicken thighs.
Cut the onions into the same-sized pieces, and scatter them on the sheet, too.
Now add the carrot pieces from the package. There may not be enough room for all the carrots from the package. There never is on mine. So don’t worry about using the whole bag. Especially if you buy the two-pounder!
Drizzle olive oil over everything. Season to your family’s preference with the salt and pepper and Italian seasoning.
Bake it in the oven for one hour at 400 degrees.
I like this because it’s the only way I can make chicken come out all the way done. I don’t know what’s wrong with me. BUT this is a recipe I developed for chicken with the bone and the skin. I would say it goes without saying that a skinless piece of chicken wouldn’t do too well here, but I guess when it comes to recipes, nothing goes without saying.
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luckylilmomma on 12.31.2009
It came out a bit dry and the vegetables a bit crusty .The idea is a good ,simple one though.The next time i will cover it in foil for the first half of the cooking time to seal in some moisture.
sheabrislin on 12.9.2009
I needed a recipe for what I had on hand at the end of the day when my brain was fried and too tired to think. My husband has a one hour commute so the timing was perfect. Easy to make, good flavor and a good palate for different flavors and variations for future meals. I love it when you get a hearty meal out of “basic” ingredients. Thanks for the nudge!