Thanks for joining Sarah and me for Meatless Monday today. Hope everyone had a fantastic Thanksgiving with family and friends. After indulging on some of my favorite foods the last week or so, I am ready to get back on my healthier eating again this week. Since we hosted Thanksgiving at our home, we have a ton of leftovers here. In trying to figure out how to use them up, I came up with this “Leftovers” Holiday Hash idea. Everything is prepped and cooked right on 1 sheet pan. Could not be easier!
“Leftovers” Holiday Hash Sheet Pan Creations (Vegan)
We had tons of various veggies leftover which by themselves are not too exciting. However, combining them all into one delicious “Leftovers” Holiday Hash is a game changer. I took some sweet potatoes, Brussels Sprouts, red peppers, onions, carrots and vegan sausage and simply roasted them up on one sheet pan.
I’ve seasoned this pan of goodness with some of my favorite seasonal spices such as cinnamon, nutmeg, all spice and sage. The flavors blend beautifully as they roast and create a tasty side dish or light meal. I enjoyed some for breakfast with my eggs yesterday. A delicious combo! It’s low in calories, carbs and fat while full of vitamins and nutrients.
Simply arrange all of your veggies on a sheet pan, season them up and roast them for about 30 min. Mix to combine and voila your “leftovers” Holiday Hash is ready to serve.
I don’t know about you, but I am wiped after hosting Thanksgiving. I am ready for some easy and healthy one pan meals this week and this fits the bill. It’s very easy to sub in what ever veggies you might have on hand in your fridge. Anything should work just fine.
Gluten free, dairy free and vegan this “Leftovers” Holiday Hash should be a crowd pleaser for all. Looking for more sheet pan meals? Check out this Honey Pineapple Tofu.
“Leftovers” Holiday Hash Sheet Pan Creations (Vegan)
Ingredients
- 1-2 Sweet Potatoes (can be peeled or skin on) cubed
- 1 onion-diced
- 1 red pepper-diced
- 16 oz Brussels Sprouts-quartered
- 4-6 large carrots (peeled and cut into bite sized pieces)
- 3 vegan/vegetarian sausages
- salt & pepper to taste
- Olive oil for roasting
- 1/2 tsp sage, all spice, nutmeg, cinnamon, garlic powder
- 3 tbl balsamic vinegar
- Optional: serve with cranberry sauce
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375
- drizzle sheet pan with olive oil
- place all veggies and meatless sausage on pan
- drizzle w olive oil to coat
- sprinkle salt & pepper on all
- Add cinnamon, all spice and nutmeg to sweet potatoes and carrots
- balsamic to Brussels Sprouts
- Garlic powder to peppers
- Roast for approx 30 min until all veggies are soft
- Mix to combine
- Serve as a side or light meal
“Leftovers” Holiday Hash Sheet Pan Creations (Vegan)
Ingredients
- 1-2 Sweet Potatoes (can be peeled or skin on) cubed
- 1 onion-diced
- 1 red pepper-diced
- 16 oz Brussels Sprouts-quartered
- 4-6 large carrots (peeled and cut into bite sized pieces)
- 3 vegan/vegetarian sausages
- salt & pepper to taste
- Olive oil for roasting
- 1/2 tsp sage, all spice, nutmeg, cinnamon, garlic powder
- 3 tbl balsamic vinegar
- Optional: serve with cranberry sauce
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375
- drizzle sheet pan with olive oil
- place all veggies and meatless sausage on pan
- drizzle w olive oil to coat
- sprinkle salt & pepper on all
- Add cinnamon, all spice and nutmeg to sweet potatoes and carrots
- balsamic to Brussels Sprouts
- Garlic powder to peppers
- Roast for approx 30 min until all veggies are soft
- Mix to combine
- Serve as a side or light meal
jay says
wow ! superb post ,Thanks for sharing this information
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks for checking it out
Annmarie says
Oooh what a great idea! That hash looks delicious!
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks AnnMarie hope you had a great Thanksgiving
Marcia says
Yep, I’m wiped as well. The crew I hosted (all 20 of them) doesn’t believe in bringing anything or helping out so yeah, stick a fork in me. Love this idea and the name “holiday hash” sounds so fun!
Deborah Brooks says
Ha sounds a lot like my crew 🙂 I need a vacation this week
Maureen @ Maureen Gets Real says
This looks delicious! I have a bunch of veggies in my fridge so this would be perfect to make with them.
Deborah Brooks says
Fabulous! Hope you try it out
Wendy says
What a great, creative use of leftovers! Yum!
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks I had to make them into something or they would just sit there
Kim G says
I feel like leftovers are the best part of a holiday meal. I don’t eat turkey, but my dad always makes a turkey stew with all the leftover turkey and my mom and sister love it.
Deborah Brooks says
It’s fun to repurpose the leftovers!
Debbie says
This is a great idea! I didn’t host this year but I have most of these things on hand anyway. Even the vegan sausage! No Brussels sprouts but my husband won’t eat them anyway. 😉
Deborah Brooks says
I am weirdly obsessed with Brussels sprouts lately!
Sarah says
I love this, such a great use for leftovers! If we only had some I’d make this but we ate what little leftovers we had already. Since we blew through 4 pounds of Brussels a couple in the house are Brusseled out so I’ll have to wait until next week. 😉
Deborah Brooks says
I have been weirdly obsessed with Brussels sprouts lately so I keep making them
Laura says
I always love the good ideas that use up the leftovers. Thanks for the inspiration! 🙂
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks! I did not want to let them go to waste
Erinn says
So this is a beautiful dish! I love the color contrasts 🙂
Looks yummy too!
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks so much super simple too
Chaitali says
Yum, this looks delicious! I love how easy sheet pan dinners are.
Deborah Brooks says
Could not be easier!
Abbey Sharp says
Awesome use of leftovers! This recipe is a must
Deborah Brooks says
thanks so much!
Kimberly Hatting says
Ooooh, this looks tasty!! I always use my leftover turkey for soup (white “turkey” chili) or eat it on bread with the leftover gravy. My leftover veggies were sparse this year ;-(
Deborah Brooks says
Those are all great ideas!
Nicole @ Fitful Focus says
This is such a great idea. Leftovers for the win!
Deborah Brooks says
Definitely! Thanks
Lacey@fairytalesandfitness says
I have been doing sheet pans a lot lately. I recently gotten a new non stick pan and that makes all the difference.
Deborah Brooks says
They are so easy aren’t they?
Emily @ Pizza & Pull-Ups says
Yum, I love veggie hash with eggs! What a great way to use up the veggie odds and ends in the fridge.
Deborah Brooks says
Yes- I had some with eggs today too
Elle says
Roasted veggies are my favorite. That looks really good.
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks so much they are my fave too
Rachel says
Looks so yummy, Deborah!
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks so much friend!
Kelly says
I love how Thanksgiving is the meal that keeps on giving. This dish looks great!
Deborah Brooks says
Yes the leftovers do keep on giving!
Andrea Signor says
Yum yum yum. I love roasted veggies and my kiddos gobble them up, too!
Deborah Brooks says
Well that’s really great that your kiddos will eat them too!
Mary says
Leftovers are one of the best parts of Thanksgiving. We had leftover roasted Brussels Sprouts here. Discovered the dish in the microwave, it never made it onto the table!
Deborah Brooks says
Too funny that happened to me one year when I made home made cranberry sauce!
Emily says
I’m all about roasting veggies! It’s less mess and fuss and brings out so much of the veggies’ flavors. In fact, it’s one of the ways I save so much time in my meal prep 🙂
Deborah Brooks says
Yes I totally agree me too!
Nicole @ Fitnessfatale says
Looks so good! All I want is veggies after a weekend of eating junk!
Deborah Brooks says
I know I need a detox!
dixya @food, pleasure, and health says
i could totally eat a bowl of this with runny eggs and avocados on top!!!
Deborah Brooks says
Sounds good to me!
The Accidental Marathoner says
Sounds delicious! We don’t cook for Thanksgiving so we don’t have leftovers, but we will have plenty after Christmas. I love roasted vegetables!
Deborah Brooks says
Roasted veggies are the best aren’t they?!
Laura @ Sprint 2 the Table says
I love this idea! WE do this for dinner often with leftover veggies… plus an egg on top.
Deborah Brooks says
The best way to go!
Kalee says
I needed this meatless option with all of these leftovers!!
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks hope you enjoy!
Jenn says
Fabulous idea! We actually didn’t have a ton of leftovers, and we just finished up the last of what we had last night.
Thanksgiving went fairly easy this year on the cooking front – Mr PugRunner handled the turkey and my mom and I split the rest of the cooking, so it wasn’t all on me. Im’ ready to move on to some new flavors!
Deborah Brooks says
Yes me too glad you had an go of it
Julie @ Running in a Skirt says
How tasty is this??? Love the combination of flavors!
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks so much!
Angela Cardamone @marathonsandmotivation.com says
Yum! This looks so fabulous!! I know what I am making for dinner tonight!!
Deborah Brooks says
OH great hope you enjoyed it
Debbie @ Deb Runs says
This really does look delicious!
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks so much!
Jill Conyers says
That’s a delicious way to use leftovers.
Deborah Brooks says
I agree! I feel bad not trying to use them up somehow
GiGi Eats says
Rarely do I ever have leftovers because… I mean, the mouth on me… It’s insane, LOL… But now I wish I would have them more often because THIS looks sensational!! 🙂 No leftovers would be left after this was presented to me LOL
Deborah Brooks says
ha thanks and hope you had a great Thanksgiving!
Sandra D Laflamme says
I love all of the veggie goodness going on here. Also what a great way to use up leftovers!
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks so much!
Sarah Grace Spann says
LEFTOVERS, yesss! My favorite.
Deborah Brooks says
They are yummy!