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Sausage, Potato and Sweet Pepper Traybake

4 to 6 Servings

1 hour 20 minutes active

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Traybakes are a great solution when you want to put dinner on the table but can’t or don’t want to spend time at the stovetop. With this mostly hands-off technique, the ingredients are combined on a single baking sheet, then roasted in the oven. In this recipe, we cook savory Italian sausages on top of potatoes, onion and bell pepper so that the rendered meaty juices flavor the vegetables. To finish the dish, a mixture of vinegar and honey is poured over the hot vegetables, forming a delicious tangy-sweet glaze.

4 to 6

Servings

1 hour

20 minutes active

Ingredients

  • 1

    pound Yukon Gold OR russet OR red potatoes, cut into ½-inch wedges

  • 1

    medium red OR yellow onion, halved and sliced about ½ inch thick

Directions

Reviews
Marjorie B.
June 29, 2026
Loved this!
This is a great recipe and the white wine vinegar and honey not only added a fabulous touch but was also a great way to loosen up all of the toasty bits from the pan. which added more great favor. . I used both capers and green Castelvetrano olives and also used both rosemary and oregano. Will defintely be making this again.
Ami M.
March 23, 2023
Excellent!
Very good, even better than the same from NYT. The honey/vinegar mixture really adds a lot.
Kevin S.
January 9, 2025
Delicious, but balance is off.
Absolutely, delicious, but the ratio of sausage to veg is off. I would add another 1/2 pound of potatoes (conservatively) and another bell pepper. This would also solve the problem, I think, that is too much vinegar honey sauce for the existing proporations/quantities.

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