How to cook kielbasa in the oven with potatoes {sheet pan recipe}
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Today I am sharing how to cook kielbasa in the oven with potatoes and vegetables and the best part, it’s all baked in the oven on on a sheet pan! Kielbasa is a family favorite that I grew up on and I remember my gram always making it for us kids. This kielbasa recipe is from a good old fashioned magazine I picked up in the grocery store checkout aisle and it came out delicious.
How to cook kielbasa in the oven
My mom loves getting recipe magazines and we tend to dismantle them with scissors cutting out our favorite recipes. I can remember my gram having several stacks of recipes she would find in the TV guide! Do you remember the tv guide? I am dating myself!
For this kielbasa recipe, I bought pre cooked kielbasa (you can use fresh kielbasa) and cut up in bite sizes, sweet potatoes, fresh zucchini and squash.
There are many frying pan kielbasa recipes out there but I think this recipe is the best way to cook kielbasa if you are looking for a healthier recipe. You can also purchase turkey or chicken kielbasa which is a more healthier alternative as well.
Roasted Kielbasa + Vegetables
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Supply List
- 3 medium sweet potatoes peeled and cut into 1" pieces I bought a container already cut up
- 1 large onion chopped
- 4 med. carrots cut in 1″ pieces
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 1 lb Kielbasa I bought the smoked polska – cut in 1″ pieces
- 1 med yellow summer squash cut in 1″ pieces
- 1 med zucchini cut in 1″ pieces
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp pepper
- 1 tbsp crushed garlic optional
- Dijon mustard optional as a dip for meat
Instructions : Step by Step
- Preheat oven 400
- Divide sweet potatoes, onion, garlic and carrots between two large greased cookie sheet and drizzle with olive oil. (I mixed the garlic in with the potatoes in a bowl)
- Roast for 25 minutes, stir a couple times
- After 25 minutes, add kielbasa, squash and zucchini to pans, sprinkle with seasonings and roast additional 15-20 minutes or until vegetables are soft.
- Transfer from sheets to a bowl and mix.
What temp to cook kielbasa in oven?
I cooked this kielbasa recipe at 400 degrees for a total of 45 minutes. The potatoes and vegetables cooked first for 25 minutes (or until soft) and then I added the kielbasa for another 15-20 minutes.
The kielbasa is precooked there is no need to use a meat thermometer to check the meat. The large chunks of potatoes are what take the longest to cook and that is why I cook them first before adding the kielbasa. I would suggest mixing the kielbasa and vegetable once by flipping with a spatula and adding a little extra oil oil to keep the vegetables from drying out.
Baked Kielbasa
Transfer the baked kielbasa, potatoes and vegetables to a large casserole dish or bowl once cooked and serve.
Or you can be lazy like us and just use a spatula and scoop onto your plate :).
There you have it, a quick and easy kielbasa recipe for dinner that is actually healthier than frying in a skillet. We also like cooking kielbasa on the stove top in a frying pan but this cooking method seemed to taste a lot lighter and less greasy.
My son actually liked learning how to cook kielbasa in the oven (he likes to cook) but prefered the frying pan version. He likes the greasy taste from the frying pan recipe! ha.
If you are looking for a different way to cook kielbasa, try this roasted kielbasa and potatoes recipe. You can also save time by purchasing your potatoes and vegetables already cut up as well. You can find more family favorite recipes here.
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We will toss this medley with italian dressing – put it in a tin foil roasting pan – and put it on the grill. This is a favorite dish for camping because we can prepare everything at home, put it in a gallon-size baggie and then just toss with the dressing before cooking. Afterwards? No dishes.
Oh that is a great idea!!!!
This dish looks beautiful and sounds delicious. TFS.
This looks good! I imagine that it could only be made better by adding Mrs. Dash Original Seasoning, but then again, I add it to all casseroles and/or dishes with mixed veggies like this, lol!