Whole30 Harvest Sheet Pan Dinner
This Whole30 Harvest Sheet Pan Dinner is a sweet and savory combination of chicken sausage, apples, butternut squash, Brussels sprouts, and bacon. It is tossed in a delicious marinade and baked to perfection! It is a one pan meal the whole family will love. Paleo, gluten free, dairy free.
Happy September! It’s officially my favorite time of year. I love the change in season, cooler temps, cozy meals, pumpkins, apples, etc. It’s also my birthday month, which is another reason I love the month of September!
Back to school is also a crazy time for many of us. I realize things may look different with some kids at home for virtual learning, but that doesn’t mean we don’t need more easy one-pan meals! Sheet pan meals are my love language – I love how simple they are. This Whole30 Harvest Sheet Pan Dinner is a spin off of my Sausage, Potato, and Broccoli Sheet Pan Supper. The main similarity is the delicious marinade that everything gets tossed in before baking. That is what makes these sheet pan dinners stand out from the rest! They are so flavorful and never dry or boring. I feel like it’s easier to stick with a healthy eating plan when the food tastes good – amiright?!
What Ingredients do I need to make this Whole30 Harvest Sheet Pan Dinner?
You only need a few simple ingredients to make this meal.
- Chicken Sausage – You can really use any sausage you want, but I prefer Aidell’s Chicken Apple Sausage. It can be found in most grocery stores with the hot dogs and other deli meats/sausages. I get a 3-pack at Costco which comes with 5 sausages in each pack. I used 5 for this recipe.
- Butternut squash – I like to buy this pre-cut to save time. I used a 1 lb package. You can also use frozen pre-cut butternut squash.
- Brussels sprouts – 1 lb bag and cut then in half (after cutting off the stems/bottoms).
- Bacon – We like to get this from Butcher Box to ensure it’s sugar free and Whole30 friendly. I used a whole pack.
- Apples – My favorite type of apple for cooking and baking is Honeycrisp. They add the perfect amount of sweetness to this dish.
For the sauce:
- Olive oil
- coconut aminos
- dijon mustard – check your labels to ensure it does not have sugar or wine.
- garlic powder
- onion powder
- paprika
- salt
Since the bacon is pretty salty, I have cut the salt in half for this recipe compared to my other sheet pan recipes.
I also made an optional Garlic Aioli for dipping, and it’s pretty incredible! Ingredients:
- Mayo (I like Sir Kensington’s Avocado oil mayo and get it at Costco)
- Minced garlic
- Hot Sauce (My favorite is Frank’s Red Hot)
The sauce will stay good in the fridge for up to 3 days.
What size pan should I use?
I definitely suggest using a large sheet pan for this recipe. You can also use two smaller sheet pans. I think using one larger one ensures everything cooks at the same time and evenly. You can check out the one I have HERE.
It is 15 x 21 inches.
I also like to use parchment paper instead of foil so nothing sticks!
For this recipe, we cut up the bacon and cook it before everything else, and then toss everything in the bacon fat. This is what also gives this sheet pan dinner incredible flavor!
Looking for some other Whole30 sheet pan dinners to make life easier this fall? Check these out:
Whole30 Sheet Pan Beef & Broccoli
Sheet Pan Pork Tenderloin with Squash and Grapes
Ok, let’s make it a great month! Happy cooking!
xo,
Mary
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Whole30 Harvest Sheet Pan Dinner
Ingredients
- 1 pack Aidell's chicken apple sausage, or sausage of choice, cut into 1-inch rounds
- 1 pack sugar free bacon, cut into 1 inch pieces
- 1 lb brussels sprouts, bottoms cut, halved
- 1 lb cubed butternut squash
- 1 honeycrisp apple, peeled and diced
Marinade
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup coconut aminos
- 1 tbsp dijon mustard
- 1 tsp onion powder
- 1/2 tsp garlic powder
- 1/2 tsp paprika
- 1/2 tsp sea salt
Garlic Aioli (optional)
- 1/4 cup mayo
- 1 clove minced garlic
- 2 tsp hot sauce, I like Frank's Red Hot
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 425. Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper. Cut your bacon into one inch pieces and spread them out evenly on the baking sheet. Bake for 8 minutes.
- Meanwhile, chop the rest of your ingredients and add them to a large bowl. Whisk the marinade ingredients together, and pour it over everything in the bowl. Use your hands to mix and coat everything well.
- When the bacon comes out of the oven, add the remaining ingredients to the pan. Toss everything with the bacon pieces / bacon fat. Return the pan to the oven for 20 minutes.
- At this point, check to see if everything is browned to your liking. If you prefer things a little more crispy, toss everything again and return the pan to the oven for an additional 5 minutes. Serve with the garlic aioli and enjoy!
76 Comments on “Whole30 Harvest Sheet Pan Dinner”
This Harvest sheet pan meal was absolutely amazing! BURSTING with SO MUCH FLAVOR! My husband usually avoids veggies at dinner but he LOVED this dish. The sweetness of the apples? The marinade? All of it!? CHEF’S KISS THE PERFECT FALL DISH! Definitely will be making again!
THANK YOU Brooke! means a lot!
Love this fall spin on sheet pan quickies. The marinade is perfect on these veggies just like the broccoli and potato version but lighter. Thanks so much, I’m definitely a fan of your dishes.
Thank you Stacey!
Make this for lunch and it is delicious.. I used frozen butternut squash. I think I will use sweet potato next time for variety. This wasn’t completely whole 30 as I had to use what was on hand but YUM. The aioli is so good.
Thanks Cassie!
Random, but is there supposed to be hot sauce in the marinade? I practically know the original by heart LOL just wanted to double check!
haha, for the regular sheet pan there is but I omitted it for this one! 🙂
So delicious!! We will absolutely be making more of this throughout fall and winter. I couldn’t get enough of it. And the garlic aioli is a must!
Who doesn’t love a sheet pan meal?! So easy to whip up! I almost didn’t make the aioli because the marinade was so delicious, but it was the perfect touch! The sweetness from the apples mixed with the slight spice from the hot sauce… SO GOOD.
Thank you Holly!!
Made this for our first cold/snowy Colorado day and it was PERFECT! I used frozen butternut squash and half of a package of bacon but it still tasted great! Your sauces are to die for – we are obsessed with each and every one. It just gives the dish the extra little bit of YUM to make it perfect. Appreciate another way to use brussel sprouts and butternut squash!
Soooo yummy! Perfect for fall or anytime (especially since fall doesn’t exist in FL). Love the mix of savory and sweet, another family favorite!
Awesome, thanks Sara!
Delicious! A great Fall meal. Easy to prep and feeds a crowd. It was fun to pair different ingredients with each bite! Definitely will make again!
This was the most delicious meal I’ve had while doing whole 30. The flavors were incredible and it was so satisfying. Thank you for making such delicious meals. I’ve enjoyed every one of your recipes so far! You rock!
Give me all the fall feels!!! ❤ This is a wonderful, easy meal prep that is full of so much flavor! The apples bring everything together with the perfect touch of sweetness. This will no doubt be in rotation all season long! Thanks, Mary! You did it yet again, no surprise there! 😊
Made this tonight and it was so delicious. The flavors go so well together. The marinade and garlic aoli are amazing! This recipe will definitely be on repeat in our house.
Wow! Let’s be honest, Mary can do no wrong but I didn’t think anything could stand up against the OG sheet pan dinner and this one is my new favorite! That savory bacon and hint of sweet apple makes the flavors unreal. Don’t skip on the garlic aioli either. Thanks for giving us these amazing, healthy and family friendly dinners!
YAY! Thanks Kate!!
YUM! Made this last night and it was so quick and easy. Loved the cooked apples! Fantastic fall recipe! Thanks 🙂
So yummy and so easy! Definitely recommend making the garlic aioli for dipping – that little bit of creamy spice rounds out the lovely sweet and salty flavor of this dish.
Thanks Robin!!
My husband and I have been married for almost 10 years. He said “this is one of the Top 3 meals you’ve ever made me! It is fall heaven!” Thanks, Mary!!! You crushed it again. Cannot wait for your cookbook release!
Thank you, Katie!
LOVE THIS RECIPE! Mary’s sheet pan recipes never fail. They are fun, easy, delicious, and healthy! My family loves this one especially since it is so savory! I will pretty much make this meal at least once a week!
THANK YOU!!
WOW this recipe is outstanding! Besides being so easy for a weeknight dinner, it is the perfect mixture of savory and sweet. Such a comforting fall meal. Already can’t wait to make it again!
Thanks, Amanda! Glad you enjoyed it!
My husband and I do not like brussels sprouts, but I keep trying recipes with them anyway. So far the only one we’ve liked is MWL “soy” glazed brussels! My husband took individual bites of each element of this sheet pan and said “mmm so good” and got more emphatic with each bite! We both ate our entire plates (including the Brussels sprouts), and he even got seconds! Totally making this again, and probably soon.
My favorite new lunch! Lasts a few days, is filling and delicious. I skip the bacon as a personal preference and it still has amazing flavor! So versatile as well if you have different vegetables on hand. Love it!
My family was obsessed with this recipe and the garlic aioli tips the whole thing off!
This was so delicious and a breeze to prepare. Bonus – I had all the ingredients and didn’t have to make a special trip to the store. Thanks again!
What an easy perfect fall dish!! We will make this again!
As a working Mom to a busy toddler, I DEEPLY APPRECIATE a good sheet pan meal. I made this for the first time the day that Mary posted it to IG and have made it at least once a week since. It’s a huge hit around here! Sweet potatoes make a nice sub for the butternut if you don’t have it on hand. Do yourself a favor and go make it tomorrow. It’s a plate full of Fall!
This is the best sheet pan recipe I’ve ever had and trust me I’ve tried A LOT!
I love this sheet pan recipe! All of the flavors blend so well together and the marinade is perfect! I make this once a week now for a quick, delicious weeknight meal!
When I don’t have butternut squash on hand, I will sub sweet potatoes and it’s still amazing!
I absolutely love Mary’s original sheet pan meal and was SO excited when I saw this fall version. IT DID NOT DISAPPOINT!! So so good! 10/10 would recommend! Mary’s recipes are always my favorite… the only way I can survive a round of Whole30!
This is my new fave on my weekly menu for the fall!! I love how easy it is and still SO flavorful!!!
Absolutely delicious! My picky children LOVED it. And a one bowl, one pan dinner makes Momma so happy. Thanks for another amazing recipe, Mary.
Soooo delicious, easy, and just gives me all the fall vibes 🥰
Delicious!! This was so easy to make. My entire family devoured it! Will be making this again and again. I used the veggies I had on hand and it still tasted incredible. It’s all in the marinade! Make this!
Have been doing this one on repeat since September , so delicious! Makes a lot so perfect for left overs!
So delish, easy to adapt with what I have at home: beets, broccoli, acorn squash, red onions, cauliflower, cabbage steaks. The chicken sausage I have is raw and uncured so I keep mine whole and add in the last 15-20 mins to keep it nice and juicy. This recipe is all about the bacon, marinade and aioli, which is perfect!! Thank you!
So easy to make, and VERY delicious! One of my favorite Whole30 meals. Has so much flavor. I made it with sweet potato instead of butternut squash, and it was excellent!
This dinner is FANTASTIC!! Such amazing flavor! We will be eating this again and again!!!
Hi! Do you have the macros/serving on this? Protein/fat/carbs?
Amazing! I used sweet potatoes this time, will try squash next time. Hubs said aioli was perfect with it. It’s going in the rotation!
Thanks Lynette!
This recipe was to die for!! It was so simple (esp since I bought frozen squash and pre cut sprouts – with two littles I don’t have time to chop!) even my picky son was eating it! The aioli is an extra perk and it was excellent the next day too!
So glad you enjoyed it Monica!!
I usually don’t leave comments, but this was one of the best meals I have ever made. So easy and tasted absolutely amazing. I’ve never made a recipe from Mary’s Whole Life that I didn’t love, but this one was off the charts amazing!
Thank you Whitney!!
This was SO good! Used sweet potato because I had it on hand and I added some maple syrup in my marinade! So good and definitely on repeat for the fall and winter!
Hi, how much maple syrup did you add to the marinade? That sounds yummy!
I am a huge fan of Mary’s original sausage sheet pan, and this is AMAZING. I opted for the sweet potato option because I am not a huge squash fan and it come out SO delicious. The perfect balance of all of the fall flavors I could ever want. I set the oven to broil for the last 5ish minutes to get everything super crispy. Delicious, and the perfect recipe for meal prep because the leftovers are just as yummy!
No surprise this was fantastic just like your other sheet pan! Yum yum!
Thanks Emily!!
Delicious and super easy! Going into the weekly meal plan!
My first time making one of your recipes and it was delicious. My kids loved it too! Thanks, Mary!
So glad you liked it, Brooke!
I made this recipe exactly as stated and it is amazing! My husband just requested it for his birthday dinner. I absolutely love it with the garlic aioli too. Great recipe!!
Forgot to put the 5 stars!!!
I love this recipe. It was easy to prepare and the whole family loved it
This was super easy and super yummy!
This sheet pan meal is DELICIOUS and so incredibly easy to put together! We didn’t have brussels or butternut squash so we subbed them for broccoli and sweet potato. My husband who is usually a picky eater ate all of it and went back for seconds! This will become a regular meal in our house. Thanks for the inspiration Mary!
This sheet pan meal is DELICIOUS and so incredibly easy to put together! We didn’t have brussels or butternut squash so we subbed them for broccoli and sweet potato. My husband who is usually a picky eater ate all of it and went back for seconds! This will become a regular meal in our house. Thanks for the inspiration Mary!
Thank you Shelby!!
This is my favorite sheet pan dinner! It is so incredibly filling and I buy all the ingredients in one shopping trip to costco. I love making this for dinner and eating it again for breakfast (with a runny egg on top) or lunches for the rest of the week. Thanks for a delicious and easy recipe!
Can’t say enough good things about this meal!! Sooo good and the sauce pairs so well with it.
Sooo flavorful! Such a great weeknight meal.
Run.. don’t walk, to the nearest grocery store and get the ingredients to make this meal! You will glad you did! The flavors are so good together, I’m totally hooked!
This sheet pan dinner is so easy and crazy delicious. I’ve even made it without the apples and it is still awesome! We always have leftovers and it is equally delicious, if not better, warmed up!
We loved this recipe!! I have some picky eaters that would enjoy replacing brussel sprouts with fresh green beans. Any recommendation on that?
You can swap them no problem! Same cooking time!
So good! Excellent flavor 😋