One-Pot Wonders
Greek Chicken Sheet Pan Dinner with Green Beans and Feta
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17 Reviews
murphyjeske
June 1, 2021
I tried this tonight, and immediately realized that the amount of paprika was missing and checked the website. The other comments were helpful.
While the end result was tasty, it was NOT worth the effort and mess (a lot of bowls, etc). As other reviewers suggested, I parboiled the potatoes and green beans, which in my view was essential to them being done in the timeframes proposed. All told, a disappointment. This was by no means an"easy" dish and your developers should be careful in using this term.
While the end result was tasty, it was NOT worth the effort and mess (a lot of bowls, etc). As other reviewers suggested, I parboiled the potatoes and green beans, which in my view was essential to them being done in the timeframes proposed. All told, a disappointment. This was by no means an"easy" dish and your developers should be careful in using this term.
Ria
November 12, 2020
This was delicious! Even better the next day. Like others I’d recommend cutting the potatoes (maybe in quarters). I’d also blanch or nuke the green beans before putting on sheet pan if you don’t love crunchy green beans like me. Chicken thighs worked beautifully.
Patty
August 12, 2020
I will use chicken thighs next time. The chicken breast strips were a little dry. I would even make this without any chicken. So flavorful!
Sue
June 21, 2020
Made it last night. Next time, I will cut up the potatoes. Both beans and potatoes were a little crunchy. Otherwise, we enjoyed all the mix of flavors.
Sue
June 21, 2020
Made it last night. Next time, I will cut up the potatoes. Both beans and potatoes were a little crunchy. Otherwise, we enjoyed all the flavors.
UrbanJaguar
July 24, 2019
I made this last night, exactly as per the recipe, and everyone in my house enjoyed it very much. Definitely a keeper! Using a bag of pre-washed and stemmed green beans made it even quicker to prepare. The only change I would make next time is to reduce the pepper by half. Other than that, it was delicious, quick and easy to make, and light but still very satisfying.
Thanks, Holly!
Thanks, Holly!
culinaryartist
May 6, 2017
I made this based on recommendation of a friend, and don't see quantity of paprika used to season the chicken. I also drained the canned tomatoes adding back a small amount of liquid to the pan otherwise it would have been to soupy to my taste. We enjoyed it with a great salad with Sun-dried Tomato Sherry Vinegar dressing.
Cecile
January 29, 2017
I take it the breasts are skinless as well as boneless?
Holly
January 29, 2017
Hi Cecile, yes you are right! Thanks for the comment, we clarified in the recipe as well. Enjoy!!
Cecile
February 10, 2017
Couple more items: mention the olives in the ingredients. Didn't spot this when I did a quick once-over of the recipe. Also, when do I toss in the oregano? Preparing this for my book club group tomorrow.
Holly
February 10, 2017
Hi, Cecile, thanks for asking! I updated the recipe to clarify: the paprika goes into the bowl with the uncooked chicken before you prep the veggies, and the oregano goes into the 2nd bowl to be mixed into the veggies. You'll need about a dozen pitted Kalamata olives, and you add those to the sheet pan along with the garlic and lemon slices before baking. Hope your book club enjoys it!!
Cecile
February 11, 2017
They did! And wanted the recipe. Perfect for six people with the option of rice for the juices (I know, two starches but who's checking). Teamed it with Bloomfield's Lemon Caper Dressing and butter lettuce. Thanks!
Holly
February 12, 2017
I'm so glad it was a hit! Thanks for sharing your experience... I love hearing about it! :)
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