Sheet Pan Chicken Sausage and Veggies with Cilantro Yogurt Sauce
When in doubt about what to make for dinner on busy weeknights, I can always rely on a trusty sheet pan meal, paired with a drink-worthy sauce. With minimal cleanup and endless opportunities for swaps and subs, this Sheet Pan Chicken Sausage and Veggies with Cilantro Yogurt Sauce is simple and delicious! This one starts with a classic sheet pan trio of carrots, potatoes, and onions, tossed in a blend of spices with just a touch of heat from my peresonal favorite jalapeno chicken sausage. This one is part of my back-to-school meal plan, perfect for meal prepping and starting healthy habits ahead of a new school year!



Sheet Pan Chicken Sausage and Veggies with Cilantro Yogurt Sauce Ingredient Notes:
Carrots: I like to chop the carrots with an oblique cut for some texture variation and to maximize the surface area of the cross-sections. Carrots provide a somewhat sweet contrast to the heat of the jalapeño chicken sausage and spice mixture.
Cilantro: My favorite herb for a bright, citrusy element to any dish. This is a great way to introduce cilantro to your palate if you have not previously enjoyed it (sorry soap gene friends!), because the cilantro is blended into the creamy green sauce.
Chicken sausage: When back-to-school comes around and weeknights are busier than usual, a chicken sausage sheet pan is my go-to simple way to get protein. I opt for a jalapeño chicken sausage like this one for a bit of heat and zest with the spiced vegetables.
Greek yogurt: A sneaky hidden protein boost in the cilantro sauce, Greek yogurt also adds a creamy base for the topping that contrasts with the spiced veggies and zesty chicken sausage. Rich in protein, I opt for a Greek yogurt, but you could also use regular whole milk yogurt or a dairy-free alternative.






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What would be a good veggie sub for carrots?
I think that Delicata squash would make a good sub for the carrots. Otherwise, I think that you’d be fine to just skip the carrots and add some additional potatoes instead.
Are we not getting videos for the other two recipes? I bought everything and have cooked two of the recipes found on here but don’t see all of them up.
Hi Julie! This is the post with all recipes and the list you should be following.
Cilantro is not my favorite. Can I do green onion instead? Other thoughts?
I make a lot of sheet pan meals and this one missed the mark. The precooked sausage (which I can only assume is what the author used) as well as the onions sliced thin per the instructions were annihilated in the oven in less than the recommended amount of time. I used half an onion instead of a whole and the veggies still occupied two large baking trays. I should’ve leaned on experience and made modifications. The sauce wasn’t balanced. I really enjoyed the other recipe I’ve made for this week- the chicken thighs with chick peas and kale in a lemon and coconut milk sauce.
This has to be one of my favorite dinners ever! Huge hit with the toddler as well.
Amazing! The sausage and veggies on their own were great but the cilantro yogurt sauce took it to the next level. Will definitely be making again.