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There’s nothing quite like the comfort of a home-cooked meal, served warm and fragrant, on the chill of a lazy Sunday, is there? My husband suggested recently that we get back to the tradition of Sunday Suppers, when traditional meals are a catalyst for bringing families together before the start of another busy week. I’m a bit of a lazy cook, so if I can turn out a traditional-style meal without spending hours in the kitchen, I’m happy. That’s what I love about these Sunday Supper Bakes. Chop some veggies, brown some meat, throw it all into a pan, bake it. It’s simple, delicious, and healthy (of course!).
This recipe is hard to mess up, and you can really add any flavors you’d like. I’ve prepared this two separate ways: Savory Sausage and Chicken Cranberry, a riff on a traditional Thanksgiving meal.
Chop those beautiful veggies and season ’em!
Brown that meat!
Put it all together and whattya got?
Savory Sausage Sunday Supper
Chicken Cranberry Sunday Supper
Basic Sunday Supper Bake
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Basic Sunday Supper Bake
Ingredients
Method
- Preheat oven to 450F.
- Grease a 13x9 pan with a thin layer of oil or butter.
- Wash and peel vegetables as necessary. Chop all vegetables in a rough chop.
- Lay vegetables in the pan. Season with salt and pepper.
- Whisk together 2T of olive oil, the broth, and seasonings. Pour over vegetables and toss to coat.
- Cover with foil and place pan in the oven. Cook vegetables for 45 min, or until fork-tender.
- Meanwhile, brown the meat. Heat a skillet on med-high and brown sausage or chicken on all sides. (You do not need to cook it through.)
- Once the vegetables are fork-tender, top with browned meat. Pour balsamic vinegar/wine mixture over the top and return to the oven, uncovered. Continue to bake for another 25-30 min, turning meat halfway through cooking.
- To serve: spoon vegetables onto a plate or bowl, top with cooked chicken or sliced sausage. Garnish with fresh herbs.
What flavors would you add?
You should Join the Sunday Supper Movement. Great group of bloggers. Our mission is to Bring Back Sunday Supper around the family table in every home.
http://familyfoodie.com/sunday-supper/
Isabel–awesome! I will check it out 🙂 I think I may already be following you on Facebook.
Those veggies look delicious! I don’t cook meat but I bet I could make them into a soup with beans!
I love Sunday Suppers. Except, it’s never quick and easy. We go all out. But now that it’s just the two of us, we may just have pizza. Homemade, of course!
Yum. Your photos made me hungry. I live the idea of Sunday Supper, too. And you’re right, you cannot beat a one dish meal!
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