Salmon tray bake

This delicious baked salmon dinner takes less than an hour from start to finish – and as it's a traybake most of that is letting the oven work its magic. Switch the veggies depending on what’s in season, add some French beans, sliced fennel or courgettes if you prefer.

Recipe video above. A tasty salmon tray bake recipe that's as simple as it is healthy. Salmon infused with an assertive lemon garlic marinade cooks in just 11 minutes alongside parmesan asparagus and blistered cherry tomatoes. No stove splatter - yay! Green beans would also work great, or thin broccolini stems (and the florets go crunchy!). Shower with parmesan and squeeze of lemon for an easy finishing touch.

Though simple and comforting, this traybake is elevated with a punchy olive, caper and preserved lemon salsa that cuts through the rich tomato anchovy oil that the salmon and vegetables are roasted in. A weeknight winner that would just as easily impress at a dinner party.

Quick and flavourful, this honey-glazed salmon tray bake combines salmon, potatoes, and veggies with a homemade honey garlic sauce on one sheet pan. Perfect for an easy, healthy weeknight dinner.

This Jamie Oliver Salmon Tray Bake recipe is made with sweet potato, peppers, onions, salt, pepper, olive oil, thyme, and salmon. It takes 30 minutes to make and serves 4 people.

Elevate your midweek meal with the delicious fusion of Korean spices in this salmon and broccoli traybake – healthy yet indulgent.

This delicious salmon traybake is the ultimate in easy peasy cooking. Simply roast the salmon in the oven together with sweet potatoes, red onions and sweet peppers – all in the same pan! Big on flavour, low on effort, ready in just 30 minutes and only 1 pan to wash… oh and pretty healthy too – what’s not to like?

A tray bake ticks most midweek supper boxes: simple, easy, flavourful and with minimal washing up. Each ingredient seeps into the next in this no-fuss dish that's bursting with protein and healthy veg.

Have this on the table in under an hour.

We all need a failsafe recipe to turn to that requires minimal preparation but still delivers maximum flavour. This is one of them. Plus, traybakes create very little washing up, so this really is a win-win.