I’m all about the Sheet Pan Dinner! I’ve got one I’ve been making, with salmon, brussels sprouts, kale, and rainbow carrots that’s divine! I’ll post it soon.
So, obviously you and I are on the same page.
PS: Hope all is well with your food sensitivities!
A fresh start is always good, but my, it sounds like you are going through a big disruption. I love sheet pan meals. I made one with pork chops, potatoes and asparagus. Love your butterflied chicken. So glad you are back blogging.
Hi Lorrie. I am thinking sheet-pan dinners will serve my guest well.
It looks like the tenting is going per schedule. I have had time to accept it is going to happen so I plan to make the best of it. Pajama party with my sister. 🙂
Hi Madonna, it was nice to see a post from you! I like sheet pan dinners for ease, and yours looks wonderful and fresh.
I’m sorry about all the issues you are having and I hope all goes well, and that you’ll be back in your home before long.
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So glad to see a post from you Madonna! Your sheet pan dinner looks delicious! I’m actually going out to buy a chicken for dinner tonight 😉 I’m so sorry to read about your food allergies and the tenting disruption. I’m sure they must have a very good reason to do it to make everyone clean out and move out 🙁 Hope you’re back home soon.
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I’m so happy to hear from you as you have certainly been missed. Your chicken looks delicious. It could be that your sweet potato was a white fleshed Boniato, very popular in the Caribbean islands. I often see it here in Florida. Hope all goes well, that you will be back in your home soon and feel in tiptop shape.
Thanks so much Karen. I am really happy with the sweet potato, I think next time I will pick several different kind, but the white one will diffidently be one of them. I wish I had been more careful with the photo to show how well they caramelized.
Your sheet pan dinner looks delicious! So sorry for you to be away from your home. Hope you can get back to doing what you love soon! Take care and thanks for sharing with us this week at Brag About It.`
It is so good to see you here and out and about in blog land. You have been missed and hope life will be getting better! What a great combination for your sheet pan recipe. This will be a dinner that we will love! Hope you have a fantastic weekend and thanks so much for sharing with us at Full Plate Thursday.
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Hi Madonna! How nice to see a post from you! I am sorry you have had to deal with so many issues and I hope that after the tenting you have have a little normalcy. I have never seen a sweet potato with white flesh…interesting! Your dinner looks yummy and what a great way to cut down on pans to wash!
I am sure everyone has issues, maybe/probably worse than mine, but still manage to post. I just wanted to be honest in what is going on in my life.
Those white sweet potatoes are delicious. I wished I had take more care with the photo to show how they caramelized so nicely. They were so good and with the shallots even better. And clean up is a real bonus. 🙂
Good to see you post again! Although what a pain with the tenting. But if it needs to be done, it needs to be done. And I have some really old spices that need to be discarded, too. Anyway, sheet pan dinners are fun, aren’t they? This sounds like a good one! Thanks so much.
Hi John. The tenting went reasonably well and I have discarded my spices that were long overdue.
I really like this sheet pan dinner. Mostly I have avoided this type of cooking because they look like a hot mess, but in this case it was delicious if I must say so myself. 🙂
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This recipe looks amazing! Thank you for sharing it with us at FuntasticFriday!
I’m all about the Sheet Pan Dinner! I’ve got one I’ve been making, with salmon, brussels sprouts, kale, and rainbow carrots that’s divine! I’ll post it soon.
So, obviously you and I are on the same page.
PS: Hope all is well with your food sensitivities!
Oh Wini, I can’t wait to see your salmon recipe. I loved how easy this all turned out.
A fresh start is always good, but my, it sounds like you are going through a big disruption. I love sheet pan meals. I made one with pork chops, potatoes and asparagus. Love your butterflied chicken. So glad you are back blogging.
Penny, I have to check out your pork chop recipe. I love this all being on one pan.
Nice to see a post from you again. I do the occasional sheet pan dinners. They are great for busy week nights. Hope the tenting et al goes well.
Hi Lorrie. I am thinking sheet-pan dinners will serve my guest well.
It looks like the tenting is going per schedule. I have had time to accept it is going to happen so I plan to make the best of it. Pajama party with my sister. 🙂
Hi Madonna, it was nice to see a post from you! I like sheet pan dinners for ease, and yours looks wonderful and fresh.
I’m sorry about all the issues you are having and I hope all goes well, and that you’ll be back in your home before long.
So glad to see a post from you Madonna! Your sheet pan dinner looks delicious! I’m actually going out to buy a chicken for dinner tonight 😉 I’m so sorry to read about your food allergies and the tenting disruption. I’m sure they must have a very good reason to do it to make everyone clean out and move out 🙁 Hope you’re back home soon.
I’m so happy to hear from you as you have certainly been missed. Your chicken looks delicious. It could be that your sweet potato was a white fleshed Boniato, very popular in the Caribbean islands. I often see it here in Florida. Hope all goes well, that you will be back in your home soon and feel in tiptop shape.
Thanks so much Karen. I am really happy with the sweet potato, I think next time I will pick several different kind, but the white one will diffidently be one of them. I wish I had been more careful with the photo to show how well they caramelized.
Your sheet pan dinner looks delicious! So sorry for you to be away from your home. Hope you can get back to doing what you love soon! Take care and thanks for sharing with us this week at Brag About It.`
It is so good to see you here and out and about in blog land. You have been missed and hope life will be getting better! What a great combination for your sheet pan recipe. This will be a dinner that we will love! Hope you have a fantastic weekend and thanks so much for sharing with us at Full Plate Thursday.
Come Back Soon!
Miz Helen
Hi Madonna! How nice to see a post from you! I am sorry you have had to deal with so many issues and I hope that after the tenting you have have a little normalcy. I have never seen a sweet potato with white flesh…interesting! Your dinner looks yummy and what a great way to cut down on pans to wash!
Hi Debbie,
I am sure everyone has issues, maybe/probably worse than mine, but still manage to post. I just wanted to be honest in what is going on in my life.
Those white sweet potatoes are delicious. I wished I had take more care with the photo to show how they caramelized so nicely. They were so good and with the shallots even better. And clean up is a real bonus. 🙂
And, very nice to hear from you.
Good to see you post again! Although what a pain with the tenting. But if it needs to be done, it needs to be done. And I have some really old spices that need to be discarded, too. Anyway, sheet pan dinners are fun, aren’t they? This sounds like a good one! Thanks so much.
Hi John. The tenting went reasonably well and I have discarded my spices that were long overdue.
I really like this sheet pan dinner. Mostly I have avoided this type of cooking because they look like a hot mess, but in this case it was delicious if I must say so myself. 🙂
Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate your input.
This recipe looks amazing! Thank you for sharing it with us at FuntasticFriday!
Poor you 🙁
I hope every day sees you better and better..