Sheet-Pan Chicken Thighs with Brussels Sprouts & Gnocchi

I have not tried this recipe yet, but had a question ... Could I substitute cheese tortellini for the gnocchi?

Tasty and easy, the perfect combination for a weekday dinner.

Easy & delicious!

Made it as is twice now. Love it - more flavor than I expected.

Very delicious recipe. I must try it. Here are some information on how long does cooked chicken last in the fridge

Loved this so much that we are adding it to our weekly menu!

This was an absolute hit for my house! Even the kid who hates Brussel sprouts loved it. I didn't have any chicken thighs, so I cut down large chicken breasts to thigh-sized pieces. I don't like red onions, so also subbed yellow onions for those. Also, no fresh oregano so just sprinkled dried around liberally. I highly recommend following the "stir in" portion for adding the tomatoes as I found the gnocchi had started sticking to the pan a bit at that point. I will also toss the tomatoes in a little oil as well next time as they started sticking a bit, too, by the end of the cook time. After the chicken was done, I put them on a broiling pan, switched the oven to broil, and melted some fresh mozzarella on top. Added some calories, but totally worth it!

My absolute favorite sheet pan dinner! I add some crumbled feta and diced avocado. It’s delicious and easy!

WOW, this was so good! I marinated chicken breasts strips in a ziploc bag with Greek vinaigrette salad dressing for a couple of hours and then sauteed them in the dressing in a pan for about 3 minutes before adding them to the other ingredients. I wanted to give the chicken a head start on cooking. I added some of the same dressing to the vegetable and gnocchi mixture, used more garlic than the recipe called for and seasoned the vegetables and chicken liberally with McCormicks Garlic & Herb with sea salt and pepper and with Greek seasoning. We like food highly seasoned :). I saved the juices/broth in the pan left from sauteeing the chicken and basted the chicken and vegetables with it after I added the tomatoes. It took 45 minutes to cook instead of 20 min and everything was tender and moist. This meal is a keeper and will become one of my go to dishes!

This was quite good! I had to make a couple o substitutions for what I had on hand. First, I only had frozen cauliflower gnocchi (trader Joes), so I opened the bag and spread the gnocchi onto a large plate where it sat at room temp for about a half hour. It was only slightly thawed when I added it to the olive oil mixture. I quartered small "campari" tomatoes instead of cherry tomatoes and only had chicken breasts (large, so I cut them into thirds). I doubled the garlic and added extra (dried) oregano, about 1-1/2t. , and about 1/4t of red pepper flakes. Once everything was in the pan, I sprayed the surface of it with cooking oil spray so the gnocchi wouldn't dry out. I baked for 25 minutes, added the tomatoes, and put in the oven for another 10 minutes. The result was very good! This will go into our regular rotation.

The only change I made was using dry oregano instead of fresh and it was in the oven for 45 minutes and could have gone longer, there is no way 20 minutes is enough. The flavor was ok. I put a few capers on mine at the table, but my husband thought it was fine as is.

I happened to have all the ingredients including whole wheat gnocchi from Aldi and made the recipe hardly any changes except I used dried oregano, which I prefer. This was surprisingly tasty and my husband loved it. I was afraid that it would be too bland but it wasn't, though I think the next time I would put a little more oregano and garlic in it. I don't think this is an especially low calorie meal and I picked out most of the gnocchi and left them for my husband.

I happened to have all the ingredients including whole wheat gnocchi from Aldi and made the recipe hardly any changes except I used dried oregano, which I prefer. This was surprisingly tasty and my husband loved it. I was afraid that it would be too bland but it wasn't, though I think the next time I would put a little more oregano and garlic in it. I don't think this is an especially low calorie meal and I picked out most of the gnocchi and left them for my husband.