Our house is now on the market. Which means I’m in “do-all-it-takes-to-keep-it-super-clean” mode. I’m coming up with as many shortcuts and time savers as I can to keep the house clean and picked up throughout the day. We’ve already had 2 showings…another one on the calendar for this weekend. In anticipation of this “someone could be coming to look any time,” I’ve decided that most of our meals will be baked.
No need to dirty the stove-top.
No time to clean up any spills or overflows.
This is the first “house on the market bakes” I’ve made. Thus far. I imagine many more in our future. (For more easy cleanup dinners, visit One Dish Dinners!)
Garlic. Don’t skimp on it when you make this roasted chicken and red potatoes. Be liberal. Very liberal.
(I should note that you could also use fresh garlic…I’d use 8-10 cloves, crushed or minced!)
Roasted Garlic Chicken with Red Potatoes
Yield – 4 servings
Preparation Time – 10 minutes
Cooking Time – 45 minutes
Ingredients
- 3 chicken breasts, about 1 1/4 lb. ($2.50)
- 6 medium red potatoes, about 2-3 lbs., quartered ($.99) $1.99/5 lb. bag
- Olive oil, drizzled on top ($.05)
- Balsamic vinegar, drizzled on top ($.05)
- 2 tsp minced dried garlic, or couple cloves fresh garlic, minced or crushed ($.10)
- Salt and pepper
- Fresh or frozen veggies, or side salad ($1)
Directions
- Preheat oven to 400.
- Place the chicken in the bottom of a 9×13 glass baking dish. Add the quartered red potatoes around and on top of the chicken.
- Drizzle the olive oil and balsamic vinegar over the top. Sprinkle salt and pepper over top and as well as the garlic. Be liberal with the garlic 🙂
- Bake in the preheated oven for 45 to 50 minutes, or until the chicken has cooked through and the potatoes are fork tender.
- Prepare the veggies as directed or your favorite way.
- Serve Roasted Garlic Chicken with Red Potatoes and veggies.
Cost $4.69
Meghan says
This sounds really yummy!
Carla Easley says
Yummy! Really great meal idea at a GREAT price 🙂
sassy says
Sounds fantastic. I don’t understand how 3 chicken breasts equal 4 serving though.
C Blue says
2 servings must be 1 breast split betwen 2 children.
tonia says
A typical chicken breastfeeding is larger than a serving we almost always cut ours in half and will end up with six servings chicken from this meal
tonia says
Organization that should just say breast! My bad 😂 new tablet
Abigail's Mommy says
You could add carrots to make it a true one pot dish.
ann b says
feel kinda dumb asking it but do you cover with tin foil?
Mary says
Don’t cover it. You want to roast the chicken and potatoes and brown them. And don’t feel dumb asking — that’s how we learn. =-)
Hanna says
Can I use red wine vinegar or apple cider vinegar instead?
Katie says
I love the $5 dinner for my husband and I, but we both come from a very large family. So how can I stay in a reasonable budget when I cook for them, but still make something tasty and different?
Meghan says
Approx. how many calories per serving?
Erin says
I just tried this recipe for dinner. The potatoes came out hard and the dinner wasn’t very flavorful. Maybe the potatoes need to be baked or boiled a bit before hand? The chicken came out nice and tender, but very bland 🙁
Nathalie says
I just made this for dinner & OMG! It was so delicious! Thank you so much for this super easy recipe that tastes amazing.
kristin says
This recipe is very good! I added a little extra balsamic vinegar as well as garlic. The next time i made it I added mushrooms and shallot with little bit of fresh basil and it was delicious! Awesome recipe!!!!
Becky says
made this tonight… added my veggies (squash and onions) into the dish. the potatoes did come out a little under-cooked, next time I will either put them on the bottom or just on top of the chicken with the veggies on top. make sure to add plenty of garlic for flavor. I also really like balsamic so I added a good amount of that too. I will definitely be making this again!
Martha says
Is it boneless and skinless chicken?
Brahbra says
Where do you find chicken breast for less than $2.50/lb? It’s about $4.59/lb around here…
Aimee says
In 2012 the chicken was probably cheaper! Making this now….. Hoping for a good turn out:)
Angel Ayala says
I buy chicken breast for $1.99 lb. Just saying.
Tonya says
How much olive oil and balsamic vinegar?
Jenn K says
As much as you’d like! It’s just drizzled on top so there’s really not a measurement for it.