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  • Use tofu instead of chicken: Heat the oven to 425°F. Whisk 13.5 g olive oil, 10 g lemon juice, 4 g garlic, 1 g oregano, 0.6 g black pepper, and 0.5 g salt; reserve 5 g lemon juice. Toss 250 g dry potato quarters with one-third of the mixture; roast cut-side down for 10 minutes. Coat 250 g pressed tofu cubes with another third. Turn the potatoes; add tofu, 100 g green beans, and 100 g whole tomatoes. Drizzle the final third over the vegetables and roast for 18 minutes until browned and steaming. Add the reserved lemon juice and rest for 2 minutes. Makes the tray bake vegan when the tofu is labeled suitable for a vegan diet. Removes poultry and introduces soy from tofu. Tofu lowers protein and calories while retaining the lemon-garlic profile and browned edges.
  • Use broccoli instead of green beans: Heat the oven to 425°F. Whisk 13.5 g olive oil, 10 g lemon juice, 4 g garlic, 1 g oregano, 0.6 g black pepper, and 0.5 g salt; reserve 5 g lemon juice. Toss 250 g dry potato quarters with one-third of the mixture; roast cut-side down for 10 minutes. Coat 200 g chicken pieces with another third. Turn the potatoes; add chicken, 100 g broccoli, and 100 g whole tomatoes. Drizzle the final clean third over the vegetables and roast for 16 to 18 minutes until the chicken reaches 165°F and broccoli browns. Add the reserved lemon juice and rest for 2 minutes. Remains a balanced chicken dinner. Broccoli does not introduce a major regulated allergen, though packaged-product cross-contact varies. Broccoli keeps calories and protein close while giving the tray softer florets and more fiber.

Storage and reheating

  • Refrigerate for up to 3 days.
  • Not marked as freezer-friendly.
  • Suggested reheating: Oven, Microwave.

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