Sheet pan dinners make meals easier without sacrificing flavor. With everything roasting on one tray, cleanup stays simple and the ingredients cook together, picking up each other’s seasoning. This collection has a bit of everything—bold spices, quick-prep proteins, and full meals that go from oven to table without extra fuss. Whether it’s weeknight steak fajitas, crispy chicken, or roasted veggie nachos, these recipes keep dinner moving without stacking up dishes.

Sausage, Peppers, and Onions – Sheet Pan Dinner

Two cooked sausages served on a bed of sautéed red and yellow bell peppers and onions on a white plate, perfect for easy dinners or as inspiration for sheet pan recipes.
Sausage, Peppers, and Onions – Sheet Pan Dinner. Photo credit: Southern Food and Fun.

Classic sausage links roast alongside bell peppers and onions until caramelized and juicy. The vegetables soak up the sausage drippings, adding flavor with every bite. Serve with crusty bread or over rice. Simple, hearty, and ready fast.
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Sheet Pan Turmeric Salmon

Sheet Pan Turmeric Salmon. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

Salmon fillets roast with a blend of turmeric, garlic, and lemon for a golden, flavorful finish. Tossed with quick-cooking vegetables, it’s a full meal in minutes. The spice blend adds depth without overpowering. Bright, clean, and satisfying.
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Ham Sheet Pan Dinner

Ham Sheet Pan Dinner. Photo credit: Maria’s Mixing Bowl.

Chunks of ham roast with potatoes, carrots, and onions, picking up a glaze of oil and herbs in the oven. Everything gets golden and crisp at the edges. No stirring or flipping needed. A great use for leftover ham.
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Lemon Chicken Sheet Pan Dinner

Two crispy chicken thighs surrounded by lemon slices, mini sweet peppers, thyme, and cherry tomatoes.
Lemon Chicken Sheet Pan Dinner. Photo credit: Two Cloves Kitchen.

Chicken thighs bake with lemon slices, garlic, and herbs, crisping up next to seasonal vegetables. The citrus softens as it cooks, adding subtle brightness. Serve as-is or with a grain. A fast and reliable meal.
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Sheet pan steak fajitas

Baking tray with cooked steak, bell peppers, and veggies with a steel bowl of fresh tomatoes in the middle and flour tortillas folded to the side.
Sheet pan steak fajitas. Photo credit: Fitasamamabear.

Sliced steak, peppers, and onions roast with fajita seasoning until browned and tender. Toss onto tortillas and top with sour cream or salsa. Cooks quickly with no need for a skillet. A solid dinner when time’s short.
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Sheet Pan Crab Legs

Sheet Pan Crab Legs. Photo credit: xoxo Bella.

Crab legs roast in butter and garlic, steaming in their own shells for easy handling. Add corn and potatoes to the pan for a full seafood boil vibe. Less mess than boiling. Big flavor, minimal cleanup.
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Sheet Pan Beef and Broccoli

Beef and broccoli on a pan with plates and chopsticks.
Sheet Pan Beef and Broccoli. Photo credit: Downsizing Dinner.

Marinated steak and broccoli florets roast until caramelized and tender. The sauce reduces slightly in the oven, coating everything. Serve with rice or noodles. A takeout classic done the easy way.
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Garlic Parmesan Sheet Pan Chicken Drumsticks

Garlic Parmesan Sheet Pan Chicken Drumsticks. Photo credit: xoxo Bella.

Drumsticks roast with a buttery garlic Parmesan coating, crisping up without any frying. Add a side of vegetables right on the pan. No need to flip or babysit. Great for feeding a crowd.
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Sheet Pan Bibimbap

A bowl of Sheet Pan Bibimbap with a pair of chopsticks.
Sheet Pan Bibimbap. Photo credit: Urban Farmie.

All the key bibimbap ingredients—rice, veggies, beef—roast on one tray before being topped with a fried egg. The gochujang sauce adds a spicy, sweet kick. It’s a shortcut to a Korean favorite. Colorful and fun to assemble.
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Sheet Pan Gnocchi and Sausage

Sheet Pan Gnocchi and Sausage. Photo credit: xoxo Bella.

Shelf-stable gnocchi roasts with sliced sausage and veggies until golden and crisp at the edges. No boiling needed. A little olive oil and seasoning ties it together. A cozy, low-effort meal.
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Sheet Pan Caprese Pizza

Sheet Pan Caprese Pizza. Photo credit: xoxo Bella.

Pizza dough bakes up crisp and golden on a sheet pan, topped with mozzarella, tomatoes, and fresh basil. A drizzle of balsamic at the end adds contrast. Easy to scale and serve. A lighter take on a classic pizza night.
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Moroccan Salmon Sheet Pan Dinner

Sheet pan salmon and cauliflower.
Moroccan Salmon Sheet Pan Dinner. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Salmon and vegetables roast with spices like cumin, paprika, and cinnamon for deep, warm flavor. A spoonful of yogurt or tahini sauce on the side rounds it out. Comes together fast. Balanced and satisfying.
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Sheet Pan Garlic Parmesan Roasted Carrots

Sheet Pan Garlic Parmesan Roasted Carrots. Photo credit: Xoxo Bella.

Baby carrots roast until browned and sweet, finished with a sprinkle of garlic and Parmesan. Serve as a side or tuck into grain bowls. Crispy edges and a soft interior. A quick upgrade to plain roasted veggies.
Get the Recipe: Sheet Pan Garlic Parmesan Roasted Carrots

Sheet Pan Blackened Tilapia Baja Fish Nachos

Sheet Pan Blackened Tilapia Baja Fish Nachos. Photo credit: Xoxo Bella.

Tilapia fillets bake with spices until flakey, then get flaked over tortilla chips with cheese, beans, and toppings. A quick broil melts everything together. Serve with lime wedges and crema. A twist on fish tacos.
Get the Recipe: Sheet Pan Blackened Tilapia Baja Fish Nachos

Sheet Pan BBQ Tofu & Vegetables

Sheet Pan BBQ Tofu & Vegetables. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

Tofu cubes roast with smoky barbecue sauce and a mix of vegetables until crisp and glazed. Everything gets sticky and flavorful. Serve in bowls or wraps. A simple plant-based dinner.
Get the Recipe: Sheet Pan BBQ Tofu & Vegetables

Loaded Sheet Pan Veggie Nachos

A metal sheet pan topped with cheesy nachos, black beans, bell peppers, and avocado crema.
Loaded Sheet Pan Veggie Nachos. Photo credit: fANNEtastic food.

Tortilla chips get topped with beans, peppers, onions, and cheese, then roasted until melted and crisp. Add guacamole, salsa, or sour cream after baking. Great as a meal or shareable snack. Fast, filling, and flexible.
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Sheet Pan Salmon and Veggies

Closeup overhead shot of roasted salmon, asparagus, fingerling potatoes, and cherry tomatoes on a blue sheet tray.
Sheet Pan Salmon and Veggies. Photo credit: Two Cloves Kitchen.

Salmon fillets and seasonal vegetables roast with olive oil, garlic, and herbs until tender and caramelized. Add lemon for brightness. A full dinner with little prep. Clean, fast, and satisfying.
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Sheet Pan Sausage & Vegetables

Sheet Pan Sausage & Vegetables. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

Sliced sausage, potatoes, and mixed vegetables roast together until golden and crisp. The juices coat everything for maximum flavor. One tray, no stirring. Great for meal prep or last-minute dinners.
Get the Recipe: Sheet Pan Sausage & Vegetables

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