A traybake is a dish that I have never shared on my blog before, while it is the perfect quick and easy dish. If you follow my blog for a while, you might know that those are my favourite kind of recipes.

And if I look at the blog’s statistics, I see that they are your favourites too! So, it was about time that I shared the first traybake recipe on my blog. I made a low FODMAP chicken traybake with a Greek vibe!

The thing that I love about traybakes is that you simply put all the ingredients on a baking tray or sheet, put it into the oven. Then you just let the oven do its work and your meal is ready within 30 to 60 minutes.

The preparation doesn’t cost much time and you don’t have a lot of dishes to do afterwards. So it is a win-win-win! I love dishes like these after a busy working day. 

The ingredients of the chicken traybake

• Chicken thigh: I used chicken thigh instead of chicken breast because I find that this has a little more flavour and therefore I like it more in an oven dish.
  
  But if you have chicken breast, you can use that too. 
  
• Grilled veggies: next to chicken, this traybake has a lot of veggies.
  
  In this dish, I chose to use green bell peppers, eggplant and cherry tomatoes. The amounts of these ingredients in the dish have been adapted in 2022.
  
  Cherry tomatoes were retested and they are only low FODMAP up to 45 gram per serving. If you know you tolerate fructose well, you can use some more cherry tomatoes.
  
  Green bell pepper was retested and is now low FODMAP up to 75 gram per serving. Green bell pepper is low FODMAP in larger amounts than red bell pepper, so I advise using green bell pepper if you are still in the elimination phase. 
  
  Do you have any other low FODMAP vegetables that you need to finish, such as carrots? You can add those too to the traybake! 
  
• Small potatoes: I used small unpeeled potatoes, that I cleaned and cut into 4 or 6 (depending on the size) wedges. 
  
• Feta: crumbled feta from the oven, yum! That makes this dish extra tasty. Because this is a low budget recipe, I used the cheaper version of feta, simply called “white cheese” here. Of course, you can also use real feta. 
  
• Black olives: no Greek traybake without olives! If you don’t like olives, you can leave them out though.

The cost for this recipe

I always share the cost for the recipe with my low budget recipes. I always try to have to cost per meal of my low budget recipes below €2,50 per serving.

Note that I am in the Netherlands and therefore the prices might differ when you are in a different country. I calculate the costs that you pay for an entire package.

Usually you don’t use the the entire package, so that makes the actual costs per serving even lower. But if you don’t have a product in your pantry yet, you will have to buy it anyway and that’s why I always calculate the price for the entire package instead of just the amount that you use for this recipe: 

• Chicken thigh, 350 g: €2,65
• Small potatoes, 1 kilo: €1,99
• Eggplant, 1: €0,79
• Bell peppers, package of 3: €1,69
• Cherry tomatoes, 250 g: €0,55
• White cheese, 200 g: €0,99
• Black olives, 240 g: €0,99

Total: €9,65 / €2,41 per person

From the pantry:

• Olive oil
• Pepper
• Salt
• Ground paprika

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