An open-faced omelette is a large omelette that feeds multiple people, no folding or flipping required. It’s quickly become a favorite go-to easy, fast, high protein breakfast (or brinner) option. Essentially a stovetop frittata, an open-faced omelette is super fast (it only takes 10 minutes!) with no baking required. This version is topped with dollops of melty cream cheese and smoked salmon, served with all your favorite bagel and lox accoutrements like capers, dill, and red onion (minus the bagel!).

Eggs are my go-to for quick and easy meals at any time of day. They’re relatively cheap compared to other proteins, healthy, and cook up incredibly fast!

Lately I’ve been making a lot of omelettes for dinner (my kids love them) but I’ve grown tired of cooking them one by one, as well as folding them and flipping them. Enter: the open-faced omelette! You can serve an entire family with one of these – no flipping required.

And I supposed I could just call this a stovetop frittata. But it feels more omelette-like to me because the “fillings” are placed on top rather than mixed into the eggs.

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This creamy spinach and eggs features only four main ingredients – green onions, baby spinach, Greek yogurt, and eggs – and takes only 15 minutes to make in one pan! Greek yogurt is used instead of cheese or heavy cream to give the consistency of a creamed spinach in a lighter, healthier way. Eggs are cracked directly into the creamy spinach mixture and cooked right in the pan. This is such an easy way to get healthy greens in for breakfast, but this meal is great any time of day especially for a fast dinner!

Is it insensitive of me to post an egg recipe during these times of high egg prices? Perhaps. But hear me out. With only three other ingredients – and relatively inexpensive ones at that – this is a delicious way to really showcase eggs in all their glory. In this economy, we’re treating our eggs real nice and giving them the respect they deserve.

This healthy and delicious meal is perfect for breakfast – getting a good dose of healthy veggies in is such a great way to start the day! I wouldn’t hesitate to make this creamy spinach and eggs recipe for a quick dinner either.

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Allow me to introduce you to the Feta and Tomato Sandwich! Olive oil is drizzled on warm toasted bread, with a cut clove of garlic rubbed on top to infuse the flavor. Then, a sprinkling of oregano and sea salt, with slices of feta cheese and fresh summer tomatoes. This Greek sandwich takes less than 5 minutes to throw together and is delicious, simple, and easy. Perfect for those peak-season tomatoes and a fun way to change up your lunchbox routine!

You’ve heard of Southern tomato sandwiches. You’ve had thick slices of ripe tomato on a BLT. And I’m sure you’ve had an Italian Caprese sandwich with tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil. But have you ever had the Greek version of a tomato sandwich with sliced feta cheese? It will swiftly become your new favorite kind of tomato sandwich!

What sets this sandwich apart this is the garlic-infused flavor. After the bread is toasted, while it’s still warm, you’ll drizzle olive oil on it and immediately rub the cut size of a clove of garlic on it. The flavor of the garlic infuses into the oil, enhanced by the heat still coming off of the toasted bread.

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Allow me to introduce you to Spaghetti Tonno e Burro – literally, spaghetti with tuna and butter. A three-ingredient, 10-minute recipe, this will have you literally jumping for joy at both its ease and comforting, simple taste. A minimalist Italian pantry meal that requires literally only three ingredients: olive oil-packed tuna, butter, and spaghetti. This is a perfect easy pasta recipe for hot summer evenings and busy weeknights.

You’ll also need some salt and pepper, as with almost any recipe. Freshly ground black pepper is pretty important (unless you are my children, who like black pepper unless you can *see* it – commence eye rolling). And, depending on the brand of tuna you use and how much you salt the pasta water, you may need some extra salt on hand.

Spaghetti Tonno e Burro is reminiscent of a tuna casserole, but light years better in my opinion. It’s not as heavy, and it’s SO much easier to make. But if you like a tuna casserole – or *kind of* like tuna casserole but wish it was a bit lighter – you’ll definitely like this.

This tuna pasta recipe is gorgeous in its simplicity.

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This easy shredded carrot salad features sweet raw carrots in all their glory tossed in a simple lemon honey dijon vinaigrette with parsley and green onions. A food processor makes easy work of shredding the carrots, but a vegetable peeler or box grater (or buying a bag of pre-shredded!) also works well! This is a delicious French carrot salad, an easy side dish to make, and a unique change from lettuce-based or green salads. And it only takes 10 minutes!

I love the taste of raw carrots but you know what? I’m not a fan of all the chewing. Sometimes you don’t want to work so hard, you know? Enter: shredded carrot salad. A classic French recipe, these carrots are grated small and thin, and when tossed with a simple vinaigrette dressing (no mayonnaise here!), they soften quite a bit to the perfect texture. It reminds me of coleslaw.

The other day I was putzing around in my veggie garden area to start prepping for spring and found a bunch of carrots that had survived the winter! I knew I had to make something special with them, and I didn’t want to cook them to smithereens since I knew they would be extra sweet from the cold weather.

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This No Knead Cinnamon Raisin Bread bakes up perfectly in a Dutch Oven with a short, two-hour rise time! A Dutch oven traps the steam inside while the bread bakes, resulting in a tall, fluffy loaf with a perfectly brown crusty crust. This cinnamon raisin version adds raisins, rehydrated with warm water to make them extra plump and juicy, with cinnamon and sugar mixed directly into the dough. It couldn’t be easier to make, even for beginner bakers!

The basic recipe for Dutch Oven No Knead Bread has consistently been Bowl of Delicious’s most popular recipe for years now, and for good reason! My super detailed, fast, easy, and hands-off approach yields an amazing result every time.

You all have been asking for variations on the basic recipe for a while now, so here you are! I’m wicked excited about this cinnamon raisin version of my crusty artisan no knead bread recipe.

In this recipe, the raisins are rehydrated with warm water before adding to the dough, making them more plump and moist. Any raisins on the surface of the bread won’t dry out with baking. The dough also has a little sugar in it, making it slightly sweet but not too sweet (with the option of adding more sugar if you wish).

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These Maple Roasted Brussels Sprouts with bacon give these delicious vegetable the respect they deserve! Cooking the bacon on a baking sheet while the oven preheats saves time and dishes and cooks it to crispy perfection. Then, the Brussels sprouts are tossed with the bacon grease left on the baking sheet, along with maple syrup, salt, and pepper, then roasted until perfectly crispy and browned.

Brussels sprouts can be a somewhat divisive vegetable. Many of us grew up eating mushy, steamed, under-seasoned Brussels sprouts that did nothing to hide their natural bitterness and strong flavor.

But I’m a firm believer that if you treat Brussels sprouts with the respect they deserve, they can be one of the most delicious vegetables on the planet. To do this, we focus on creating a texture and flavor that brings out the best of these humble vegetables.

Roasting the Brussels sprouts helps create a crispy and browned texture on the outside, with tenderness on the inside. And the combination of sweetness from the maple syrup, as well as smoky salty flavor from the bacon, complements the flavor of the sprouts.

This recipe employs a clever shortcut that will save you time and dishes.

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Here’s the perfect way to use those juicy, ripe, end-of-summer tomatoes – Fresh Tomato and Basil sauce for pasta, meatballs, pizza and flatbreads, and more! Using a little tomato paste enhances the flavor and texture, while grating the tomatoes is an easy way to simultaneously remove the skins and crush them – no need for blanching. Garlic flavor is subtly infused throughout, with fresh basil leaves and some (optional) butter added at the end for a wonderfully simple, rich, from-scratch tomato sauce made with fresh tomatoes.

I realize I’m “supposed” to be posting apple and pumpkin recipes since it’s “September” and I’m a “food blogger” but alas, the weather and my garden disagrees. It’s 90 degrees and wicked humid and I have a huge pile of ripe tomatoes beckoning to fulfill their delicious destiny. So here’s one more summer recipe to close out the season!

I’ve been on the search for a great from-scratch tomato sauce for pasta made with fresh tomatoes. Regular tomatoes – heirloom, slicing, etc. – not specifically San Marzano. This fresh tomato sauce is a wonderful solution for using any medium to large tomato. In fact, I think it’s better than Rao’s *gasp!* and my husband wholeheartedly agreed.

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This Peach Caprese Salad is a delicious twist on the classic! It feature slices of fresh, juicy, ripe peaches amongst the traditional tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, and fresh basil. A sprinkling of Aleppo (or other spicy) pepper and drizzle of tangy balsamic vinegar provide the perfect complement to this sweeter-than-usual Caprese salad. This five-minute recipe is great as a side for grilled chicken or fish. Or, serve with bread, and you’ve got yourself the perfect light summertime meal!

A traditional Caprese salad features thick slices of ripe tomatoes, fresh mozzarella cheese, and basil leaves. It’s drizzled with olive oil and seasoned with salt and pepper. It’s delicious in its simplicity, and honestly, I could eat it every day, especially when the weather is warm and tomatoes are in season!

But sometimes you want to shake things up a bit, you know? Enter: PEACH Caprese Salad. It’s still gorgeously simple and allows all of the individual ingredients to shine. What a way to feature two of summer’s most delicious seasonal offerings: ripe peaches and tomatoes!

You can dress it simply with olive oil, salt, and pepper only, as a traditional Caprese salad recipe.

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This recipe for Spaghetti with Meat Sauce cooks in – you guessed it – only one pot! And you only need THREE INGREDIENTS! The dried spaghetti cooks directly in a mixture of ground beef, jarred sauce, and water, resulting in an almost absurdly easy dinner with only one pot to clean. As a bonus, all of the starch from the pasta stays in the sauce, resulting in a luxuriously thick sauce that sticks to every piece of spaghetti – no watery spaghetti here!

One pot pasta recipes are some of my favorite things to make on busy weeknights. Of course, there is the bonus of only having one pot to clean. But you also take a lot of the fuss out of cooking pasta – no straining, no saving pasta water to stir in the sauce, and it’s a much more hands-off approach.

I’ve already shared a few one pot pasta recipes here – one pot taco pasta, one pot sausage and spinach pasta, and one pot sausage and broccolini orecchiette. I’m excited to add this incredibly simple one pot spaghetti with meat sauce to the collection – especially because you only need THREE ingredients for it!

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This method for cooking steel cut oats results in a PERFECT texture – it’s creamy, chewy, and nutty, but NOT mushy or sticky. Bringing the oats to a boil, covering them, turning off the heat, and letting them sit overnight on the stovetop results in that perfect texture every time. In the morning, all you need to do is add a cup of your favorite milk or milk alternative and simmer for a few minutes to warm up! It’s a hands-off, easy, fast method to make steel cut oatmeal that makes busy mornings a breeze.

I had always heard that steel cut oatmeal was delicious. But I tried making it with the directions on the package and was always underwhelmed. The oats took a long time to cook, with mediocre results. Not to mention, it was always a stuck-on mess in the pot! Which is why I’m here to tell you: IGNORE the package directions. There IS another way! This overnight steel cut oats cooking method will be the last one, and easiest one, you’ll ever need. NO sliminess/mushiness, and NO sticking!

I don’t know about you, but I’ve had plenty of oatmeal, steel cut or otherwise, that results in a slimy, gruel-like texture, like wet concrete.

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This recipe for roasted asparagus comes out perfect every time, with super crispy tips and perfect browning! Roasting at a high temperature (450 degrees F) and broiling at the end ensures crispy asparagus tips and tons of flavor. And peeling – NOT snapping – the ends of the asparagus results in more tender, delicious asparagus that’s longer and more evenly shaped.

Before roasting, the asparagus is drizzled with olive oil, and seasoned with salt, pepper, and garlic powder. After cooking, I sprinkled it with parmesan cheese and drizzled with balsamic glaze. While this flavor combo is SO delicious, it’s also really easy to make this recipe for roasted asparagus your own!

You can keep it simple and stick with just the oil, salt, and pepper. Or, add other spices to it if you want, or lemon zest. Roast the asparagus spears along with cherry tomatoes, thinly cut carrots, or thinly cut potatoes. And the parmesan and balsamic finishing touches? Feel free to leave out the parmesan for a vegan version, and drizzle the roasted asparagus with any other things you love (gochujang mayo, anyone? Or how about some homemade ranch dressing?

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Consider this a sign: it’s time to make a big batch of freezer burritos with beans, rice, and cheese! Just pop these make-ahead burritos into the microwave for a fast, hearty, and healthy lunch (that just happens to be vegetarian and packed with plant-based protein, if that’s your thing!). They are CHEAP to make, EASY to assemble, and they taste amazing. It’s easy to adapt these to be vegan, or even add other things to them like shredded chicken.

These freezer burritos are super simple, packed with cooked rice, black beans, and shredded cheese. I always use my recipe for black beans and rice for the base of this. I’ll use the whole batch – or any leftovers I have – to make into these burritos and my future self is always VERY thankful when I realize I have meals ready to go in the freezer!

What kinds of beans, rice, and cheese, or other ingredients, can I add to freezer burritos?

You can really use any kind of cooked rice you want – plain, cilantro lime brown rice, Mexican rice, whatever! And any favorite recipe for black beans you want – even plain black beans out of the can will work, but I like a little flavor in mine.

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This Sweet Potato Shepherd’s Pie with Ground Turkey is a lighter take on the classic, usually made with beef or lamb and mashed white potatoes. It’s easy to make ahead of time, it’s freezable, and it makes a ton, which is great for a crowd or easy leftovers for lunches for the week!

Shepherd’s pie is the ultimate comfort food – warm and hearty, perfect for those harsh cold winter days. This sweet potato and ground turkey version is especially nutrient-dense, and just as cozy and delicious as ever!

A note on semantics: shepherd’s pie is made with ground lamb, cottage pie is made with ground beef. I find most Americans use “shepherd’s pie” interchangeably for any pie with ground meat, so I’ll be calling this shepherd’s pie. There. I’ve addressed this issue so hopefully we can avoid any controversy on wording (you’d be surprised how many strong feelings this evokes!) and just focus on the DELICIOUSNESS!

Normally, I make a shepherd’s (cottage) pie with ground beef and mashed white potatoes. It’s equally simple and comforting. I’ve also made a shepherd’s pie with mashed cauliflower for a lower carb version.

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Have you ever wondered how to cook those adorable, tiny honeynut squash? Roasted Honeynut Squash is the perfect fast, easy, delicious autumn or winter side dish! Honeynut squash is like the smaller cousin of butternut squash, with a sweeter and more concentrated flavor. Its small size means a more delicate (and edible!) skin with a much faster cooking time. It only takes 20 minutes to roast these, so it’s easy to stick them in the oven while the turkey is resting for Thanksgiving dinner.

Because the flavor of honeynut squash is so naturally delicious, I chose to roast these simply with olive oil, salt, and pepper. But it’s so easy to experiment with other flavors here – a sprinkling of cinnamon, a brush of pure maple syrup… with such an easy, no-fuss recipe, it’s hard to mess up no matter what you add!

Another joy of the small size of honeynut squash is that each squash is a single serving. You can follow the cooking directions for this for any number of squash – so if it’s just you, pop one in the oven, and if you’re cooking for a crowd, roast a bunch so everyone can put a cute little roasted squash half on their plates.

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If you’re looking for a stand-out Thanksgiving side dish or even vegetarian main dish Thanksgiving recipe, look no further than this Hasselback Butternut Squash with Maple Miso Butter! Butternut squash is halved and cut cross-wise but not all the way through. It’s brushed with a slightly sweet and savory, umami-packed maple miso butter while roasting. The sauce seeps into each of those crevices and results in endless caramelized, gorgeous edges.

You’ve had hasselback potatoes. But have you hasselbacked (can I make that a verb?) any other veggies? It works so well with butternut squash!

Hasselback is when you slice something crosswise, but not all the way through, before roasting. That way, any flavors, oils, or sauces you are adding can seep into each crack, enhancing the flavor and increasing the surface area being roasted and exposed to the hot oven air.

This hasselback butternut squash is absolutely delicious, easy to make, and not too sweet. I find butternut squash recipes often are overly sugary; the salty, umami flavor of the miso in this recipe helps balance the natural sweetness of the squash along with a little bit of maple syrup (though you can always add more sweetness if that’s what you prefer!).

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These Caprese Sandwiches are stacked with thick slices fresh mozzarella cheese, juicy ripe tomatoes, and fresh basil leaves, then drizzled with balsamic glaze. Toasting the bread and drizzling it with olive oil, then rubbing a garlic clove on it while it’s still warm, adds a subtle flavor that puts this simple sandwich over the top! This is the perfect no-cook summer dinner or lunch idea when it’s way too hot to cook and it takes five minutes to throw together.

There’s not much better than the combination of fresh mozzarella, juicy ripe summer tomatoes, and fresh basil. The Holy Trinity of summertime. And when you throw these classic ingredients in between two slices of good bread with some olive oil, garlic, and balsamic glaze? *chef’s kiss*

Best of all? You don’t have to cook anything and it only takes five minutes!

Ingredients for Caprese Sandwiches

• Bread – Almost any kind will do, but I love a good Italian bread or crusty sourdough. See below for more ideas.
• Fresh Mozzarella
• Tomatoes – the riper the better – if you don’t have good in season tomatoes, try Campari tomatoes (available at most grocery stores).

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Ever wonder how to make your own homemade croutons? It’s so easy! Just grab some bread – whole wheat, whole grain, white, rosemary, brioche… any will do – cube it up, toss with oil and seasonings, and bake. These homemade croutons come out crispy crunchy every time and last for days!

OK guys making your own croutons is officially the easiest thing ever. Plus, they’re made with three ingredients you very likely have in your house right now at this very moment. It’s such a great way to use up any leftover bread you have.

Plus, they’re tastier and MUCH cheaper than store-bought!

Another great thing about these is you can make homemade whole wheat croutons by using whole wheat bread, which is a great way to add a little more nutrition into your life.

And you can make this with fresh bread OR hard, stale bread.

Ingredients for Homemade Croutons

• Cubed Bread
• Olive Oil
• Salt and Pepper
• Optional: Other seasonings of choice, like garlic powder, Italian seasoning, red pepper flakes, etc.

How to make Homemade Croutons

1. Cut some bread into cubes.

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Salmon bites is an easy 5-ingredient, 10-minute recipe, featuring cubed salmon marinated in a simple honey sesame soy sauce and pan-seared to crispy perfection! Since marinating is optional, you can whip this up at a moment’s notice, and you’ll want to put the marinade on everything.

Salmon is one of my favorite proteins to cook. It’s loaded with nutrition, including good-for-you omega 3s and Vitamin D, and it’s easily accessible at any grocery store.

It’s not super expensive, but it’s not super cheap either. So I love cubing the salmon into bite-size pieces to make salmon bites. Somehow, cooking smaller pieces seems to make it go further.

Maybe it’s because each little salmon nugget is so satisfying, wrapped in tons of flavor from the sauce and seared to crispy perfection. It also means you can buy any kind that’s cheap, because you don’t need huge beautiful thick fillets for this, which are usually more expensive.

The marinade is the same that I use for searing ahi tuna – a simple mixture of soy sauce, toasted sesame oil, and honey.

These salmon bites are perfect served in a salmon bowl, with cooked rice and some sautéed veggies.

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All ye sweet and salty lovers, rejoice – this Watermelon and Feta Salad with fresh Mint is such a delicious, unique balance of sweet and savory flavors. And the best part? You only need THREE ingredients and FIVE minutes to throw together! This is the perfect salad for summer entertaining.

That’s right – THREE INGREDIENTS. You don’t even need any oil, salt, or pepper! You literally just lay cubed watermelon on a platter, sprinkle with feta cheese and fresh mint, and serve. It actually seems a bit silly for me to even write a post for this recipe because it’s so simple and easy. Barely a recipe.

But here you are, everything you need to know about watermelon feta salad. You’ll want to eat this every day in the spring and summer!

And what a great excuse to use some of the crazy amounts of mint I have growing right now. If you’re interested in growing your own, here’s a great resource on growing fresh mint!

Ingredients Needed

• Cubed Watermelon
• Crumbled Feta Cheese
• Fresh chopped mint leaves

How to make Watermelon Feta Salad with Mint

1. First, grab a platter.

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Here’s how to make Sheet Pan Pizza – an easy, fast, cheap way to make homemade pizza that the whole family will love! Everyone can add whatever toppings they want. Sheet pan pizza is the best way to make a large homemade pizza (also great for meal prep!) with very little mess or fuss – no pizza stone, no pizza paddle, just an easy homemade pizza recipe! And you only need four main ingredients and 25 minutes!

I love a good homemade pizza, but honestly, fussing with a hot pizza stone is such a pain. Trying to slide an assembled pizza onto the hot stone often ends up with me being super frustrated at things sticking or toppings falling off, all while my head is half inside a super hot oven. Not fun when your family is hangry and you just want an easy dinner!

Enter: sheet pan pizza. The crust may not be as thin and crispy as a rolled out pizza cooked on a stone. However, it is SO EASY, there is very little mess, and you can make one HUGE pizza with everyone’s favorite toppings on it. This is definitely my favorite way to make homemade pizza for these reasons!

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This Green Chicken Enchilada Casserole has grated zucchini in it for a boost of nutritious veggies, and you only need 5 ingredients for the whole thing! Enchilada casseroles are great because the tortillas are layered, rather than rolled, so it’s super quick and easy to assemble. It’s perfect to make ahead of time to bake later, too. You’re going to love this flavor-packed, easy chicken recipe!

Using already cooked chicken (like rotisserie, or leftover roast chicken) and store-bought jarred green salsa makes easy work out of this 5-ingredient enchilada casserole recipe.

Zucchini is added to this chicken enchilada casserole recipe not only for added nutrition from hidden veggies, but for its beautiful green color and melt-in-your-mouth texture. You’ll want to remove as much water from the zucchini as possible before assembling – I’ll go over how to do that in this post. It’s a cinch!

Be sure to check out the video for this recipe as well, in the recipe card at the bottom. Let’s get to it!

Ingredients and Substitutions

• Corn Tortillas – flour will also work, but I prefer corn for the flavor and that it’s a whole grain (and it’s more traditional for enchiladas).

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These are the BEST refried beans ever! Once you make homemade refried beans with bacon and onion, you’ll never go back to the canned stuff again. Best of all? It only takes 15 minutes and 6 ingredients to whip up. They’re packed with rich, savory, smoky flavor and can be used as a side for a Mexican-inspired meal, on tacos, on nachos, as a dip… or however you usually use refried beans!

These truly are the best refried beans ever. They’re bursting with flavor- smoky, spicy, simple, fresh, and decadent. And while these are made with bacon and bacon grease for extra decadence, you can easily make them vegetarian or vegan if you prefer.

Homemade refried beans are best when eaten hot and right away, but you can also make these and save them for later.

In this post I’ll explain how to make the BEST refried beans ever, and be sure to check out the video! This is such a yummy, hearty side dish that’s packed with plant-based protein. You’re going to love it.

Ingredients and Substitutions

• Pinto Beans – I used canned, but you can cook them from dried beforehand if you prefer.

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Hello, sausage and sweet potato sheet pan dinner of your dreams! You only need five ingredients and a few minutes of prep for this easy, healthy sausage sheet pan meal, and best of all – you’ll only have one dish to wash. It’s cheap and healthy too. Perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Hooray!

I’ve made this sausage sheet pan dinner once a week for the past two months. I’m excited to share it with you – I was finally able to resist diving in long enough to grab photos and write the recipe down!

The BEST part about this recipe is that you just need a sheet pan – which means only one dish to wash. The OTHER BEST PART about this recipe is that you only need five ingredients, including whatever seasoning you feel like using. Oh and ANOTHER BEST PART is that it’s healthy and easy and you can use whatever sausage you want. Oh, and the leftovers are amazing for breakfast. There are a lot of best parts about this easy recipe!

Ingredients and Substitutions

• Sweet Potatoes – you can use white potatoes, or a mix, if you like.

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