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Roasted Sweet Potato, Chickpea & Kale Sheet-Pan Salad
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37 Reviews
robkapp77
June 26, 2024
This may be the best salad I've ever tasted. I'm so glad I decided to make a double batch!
Hazel
January 5, 2022
I loved this recipe! I substituted butternut squash for the sweet potatoes (less carbs), omitted the cheese, and sprinkled allepo pepper. Totally yum! Will definitely make it again!
Pam S.
December 19, 2021
So Delicious! And used up some odds & ends that had been lingering in my pantry, an added bonus. And, we had enough leftover for another meal, a third bonus! I separated out the sliced apples so that they’d stay a little fresher and crisper, then warmed up the leftovers without them. Definitely making again
Anne-Marie K.
November 29, 2021
This is one of my absolute favorite sheet pan meals. I’d happily serve it (and eat it) as a vegetarian meal. However we usually add some simple chicken thighs on the side. I cook it as written, though I’ve never needed to add sugar to the dressing.
EmilyC
November 30, 2021
Wonderful, so happy to hear that this had made its way into your rotation! Thanks Anne-Marie.
yolanda
February 4, 2020
This is so awesome! I have been making every week for the past month. I started adding some harissa dry spice blend to the sweet potatoes to spice it up a bit. Thank you! It's a new family favorite.
SandraH
October 12, 2019
This is really good and so satisfying! The vinaigrette is great and I found I needed to use it all for the final tossing of everything together. I didn’t have kale but used field greens and they held up quite well to all the other additions. I dressed the greens while the roasted sweet potatoes, chickpea and onions were cooling (sprinkled Maldon salt over these when I took the pan out of the oven - it needed it for flavour after tasting a couple of the veg). I did roast some Delicata squash half moons in a separate pan at the same time (mixed with a bit of ev olive oil, a sprinkle of balsamic, kosher salt and cracked pepper) and added some of them to the salad as a topping. A lovely dinner last night!
Antoinette H.
May 17, 2019
What's the deal with the parchment paper? Can it be done just straight on the pan without the parchment paper?
Lauren B.
February 3, 2020
you can always do it without parchment, but it keeps things from sticking to the pan and so sometimes keeps your veg from getting damaged/mushed up when removing from the tray. It also makes your pans WAY easier to clean.
Maddie W.
March 24, 2019
As a new vegetarian, I’m always skeptical of meals claiming to be hearty without meat—holy moly. This is amazing. Vegetarian or not, I would eat this plant-based bowl of wonder everyday. And I’m so satisfied!
Dave T.
February 20, 2019
We had this for dinner tonight. We have a conventional oven so cooking times are longer, putting the sweet potato chunks in the microwave first for 3 minutes helped soften them sooner, doubled up on the dressing measures, used goats cheese instead of mature cheddar. Recipe went to plan, definitely having it again....gorgeous meal!
Cecile
January 29, 2019
Will put on repeat cycle. Trying to consume less animal. This is very satisfying with all the flavors and textures. Next time I will probably grate the cheese for better distribution. I wonder if pomegranate seeds would add anything? Visually, a lovely dish as well.
EmilyC
January 29, 2019
So glad you liked this, Cecile! I think pomegranate seeds would be delicious here! : )
Julie
November 26, 2018
After I finished making this I was praying that it tasted as delicious as it looked. I wasn’t disappointed! I did substitute a few things based on what I had on hand (yellow onion for red, walnuts for almonds and goat cheese for cheddar). It was so good!!!! I might add some beets next time.
EmilyC
November 26, 2018
Yay, this is wonderful to hear!! Thanks so much for trying this and reporting back!
dishelle
March 2, 2018
Decided to do this entirely vegan and followed the recipe to the letter but omitted the cheese, and it was incredibly delicious! A great blending of flavors and textures, and very filling and satisfying. Definitely a keeper.
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