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The Ultimate Maple-Dijon Chicken With Roasted Vegetables for a Cozy Maine Night

This simple sheet pan dinner combines the sweetness of local maple syrup with savory Dijon for a truly comforting fall meal.

As the cool autumn air settles over the Bangor region, nothing satisfies quite like a warm, rustic dinner.

 

This Maple-Dijon Chicken with Roasted Vegetables is the perfect answer to that craving.

 

It’s a celebration of classic New England ingredients, all brought together on a single sheet pan.

 

The magic starts with a simple yet powerful marinade.

 

Just whisk together a generous splash of pure Maine maple syrup, a spoonful of sharp Dijon mustard, minced garlic, and fresh thyme.

 

Toss your bone-in chicken thighs in the mixture, letting them soak up all that incredible flavor.

 

While the chicken marinates, chop your favorite root vegetables like carrots, parsnips, and sweet potato.

 

Spread them across a baking sheet, drizzle with olive oil, and place the chicken directly on top.

 

Roast everything at 400°F until the chicken skin is golden brown and the vegetables are perfectly tender.

 

The result is a restaurant-quality meal with minimal cleanup.

 

For an extra crispy finish, a quick two-minute broil at the end works wonders.

 

This isn't just another weeknight chicken dinner; it's a genuine taste of a Maine autumn.

 

Serve it hot, straight from the oven, and embrace the comforting flavors of the season.

 

It's an incredibly simple way to create a memorable meal.

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