Roasted Cut up Chicken and Vegetables

"A complete meal from Pillsbury cookbook that roasts on a jelly roll pan. It has sweet potatoes/carrots/ onion and dried thyme, so it is a nice combination of flavors."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 30mins
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
  • Use a large bowl, mix broth, oil, salt, thyme, pepper, vegetables, and garlic; toss to coat.
  • Remove vegetables with slotted spoon and put onto 15X10X1 inch pan which is not greased, spreading on half of the pan.
  • Add chicken pieces to remaining broth mixture in the large bowl, turning chicken over to coat all sides.
  • Place chicken pieces, skin side down, onto other half of pan; placing the legs and thighs along edges of pan.
  • Bake for 30 minutes.
  • Stir vegetables and turn chicken pieces.
  • Bake another 30-40 minutes longer or until vegetables are tender and juice of chicken is clear when thickest piece is cut to bone (170 degrees for breast, 180 degrees for thighs and legs).

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Reviews

  1. This was very good! The dipping broth has just the right blends of ingredients to help add flavor to the veggies and chicken. I loved the sweet potatoes baked this way. I think they would taste great at Thanksgiving. My veggies were perfect after 30 minutes of baking and some where crunchy after the last half hour. I think I'll wait to put them in the last 40 minutes of baking next time. Thanks for a great Sunday dinner. Made for Please Review My Recipe tag game from October 13th, 2010
     
  2. So tasty and so easy! Did add a bit more broth about halfway through because it seemed to be drying out. And will definitely add more veggies next time. But, all in all, super simple and yummy!
     
  3. I used this recipe for hubby and my Thanksgiving dinner...we decided to relax this year and have an intimate gathering...just us...anyway I cut the recipe in half and used Cornish game hens...we loved the flavor and I enjoyed the ease of preparation...my only disappointment was that the skin stuck to my pan...it could have been the pan I used...next time I will try a different pan or spray cooking oil on the skin first...the only change I made was to use white potato instead of the sweet...hubby preference...thanks for posting it...it made my Thanksgiving so easy...=)
     
  4. What a great recipe and I made it almost exactly as posted. I'm not sure why this hasn't been mentioned but all the ingredients are correct except for the chicken. The recipe is for 4 servings and it calls for " 3 -3 1/2 lbs roasting chickens, cut up" or 10 1/2 lbs for 4 people. I'm sure this is a typo and is easily figured out...but I just thought I'd mention it to those going shopping for chicken.<br/>This is something that I'll make on a regular basis....there were 3 of us eating and there was nothing left, good job WiGal
     
  5. This was awesome! My 15 year old daughter (who hates everything) loved this and said it was the best meal ever! I used the pan drippings to make a gravy and served with mashed potatoes.
     
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