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If you love Hawaiian flavored recipes the be sure to make these Hawaiian Chicken Skillet Fajitas too.
Somehow, every week, and I mean EVERY single week, I get to Thursday and I’m running on fumes. Like glazed over, mental fog, just-need-a-bubble-bath-and-glass-of-wine kind of fumes. FUMES!
Usually at this point in the week I’ve been all over town to dance, school, the gym, or to 20 grocery stores to find the specific brand of Almond Milk we like to drink (which, by the way did everyone decide to start drinking almond milk in 2017 or is there some kind of almond shortage I’m unaware of, cause it has been a challenge to find lately?!?), and then all of the sudden it’s dinnertime…
Oh yeah, I’m the one responsible for conjuring up some sort of magical dish everyone likes and will happily eat without complaint (I know mythical world…sigh!), and I made it a resolution to cut back on the drive-thru (sigh, again).
OR enter life scenario #2, which I was reminded of during spin class just the other day…
Our class instructor said “Guys! It’s Thursday! Tomorrow is Fri-yay! Wahoo!” And for maybe a split-second I got really excited and then came back down to reality and looked over at my spin-friend and said “You know, being a mom with two toddlers, Friday’s don’t really mean what they used to anymore” to which she responded “Yeah, that’s cause everyday is a Monday!”
Now my friend and I were both joking slightly, but I’m not joking about being low on some serious E-N-E-R-G-Y by dinner time and that’s with eating the healthy “energy boosting” foods I’ve been so focused on consuming this year.
So what’s a tired mom, wife, roommate, girl/guy boss, city dweller who only has space for a few pots and pans to do? Enter, solution! SHEET PAN DINNERS my friend! Sheet Pan Dinners!!!
Yes, they’ve been around but I’m just now putting these dinner-time survival recipes into our meal rotation and believe me I am wondering why I didn’t do so prior to January 2017. Sometimes I can be a bit slow to trends…
The meal prep is easy, the cooking is easier, the clean up is easiest! This Hawaiian Barbecue Sheet Pan Dinner recipe is E-A-S-Y! This is for you tired souls who need an answer to the question “what should I make for dinner tonight?”
Add these ingredients to you next grocery list and you’re guaranteed and easy dinner one night this week, or hey just go crazy and double down and make it twice!
Ingredients
- 1 lb Smoked Sausage
- 1 Zucchini sliced
- 1 Red Onion halved and quartered
- 1 Green Bell Pepper seeded and diced
- Red Bell Pepper seeded and diced
- 1 cup Pineapple fresh or canned
- 1/4 cup Barbecue Sauce
- 1 tablespoon Soy Sauce
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Prepare all your ingredients as instructed above such as dicing, slicing or peeling.
- In a medium bowl place all the ingredients and toss to coat with the Barbecue Sauce and Soy Sauce.
- Spread the mixture onto a rimmed baking sheet and place in the oven for 30 to 35 minutes are until the vegetables begin to darken and edges become crisp.
Just made this meal, and it looked good but was SO much better than expected as I am not the biggest veggie person. Delicious and so easy, thank you!!! I will be making this a lot now.
Cassidy, I’m so thrilled to read this! And high five on eating more veggies!! My husband has the same sentiment as you when it comes to veggies and this one is also a favorite of his.