Get Fitness Meals.Home

Dinner · Easy

Salmon Potato Spinach Traybake

Salmon Potato Spinach Traybake uses familiar supermarket ingredients such as Salmon, raw, Potato, Spinach and is intentionally designed for uncomplicated everyday cooking. The method is a sheet-pan dinner where potatoes pre-roast before the salmon is added to avoid overcooking the fish, so the preparation matches the actual character of the dish instead of relying on a generic cooking template.

Protein
45g
Energy
580 kcal
Carbs
51g
Fat
23g
Time
45 min
Serves
4
Halal
Sign in to save

What you need

Ingredients

Measured for 4 servings.

  • 600 gSalmon, raw
  • 1000 gPotato
  • 400 gSpinach
  • 240 gGreek Yogurt 2%
  • 48 gLemon Juice
  • 16 gOlive Oil

Make it

Method

  1. Weigh and prepare all ingredients for Salmon Potato Spinach Traybake: 600 g Salmon, raw, 1000 g Potato, 400 g Spinach, 240 g Greek Yogurt 2%, 48 g Lemon Juice, 16 g Olive Oil. Wash produce and cut or grate it as the recipe requires. Keep raw animal products separate from ready-to-eat ingredients, and wash used bowls and knives promptly.

  2. Preheat the oven to 210°C. Cut the potatoes into 2 cm pieces, toss with most of the measured oil and spread them in a single layer; roast alone for 15 minutes because potatoes need a head start.

  3. Add the broccoli or spinach component at the appropriate stage. For broccoli, add it with the protein; for spinach, keep it for the final few minutes so it only wilts.

  4. Add the salmon to the tray without crowding. Return to the oven and cook until the potatoes are browned and the protein is just done; rotate the tray once if your oven heats unevenly.

  5. Mix yogurt with any measured lemon component and serve it cold alongside the hot traybake rather than baking the yogurt.

  6. Divide the tray contents into 4 equal servings, using the cooked weight if you want the nutrition calculation to track portions closely.

  7. Cook the salmon to 63°C at the thickest point; remove it promptly once just cooked so the fish stays moist.

  8. Use the finished weight to divide the recipe into 4 equal servings where practical; this keeps the portion size aligned with the nutrition calculation.

Per serving

Nutrition snapshot

Protein
45g
Carbs
51g
Fat
23g
Energy
580 kcal

Related ideas

Related recipes selected by ingredients, meal type and intended use.

Dinner · 50 min

Turkey Stuffed Baked Potatoes

Turkey Stuffed Baked Potatoes uses familiar supermarket ingredients such as Lean Ground Turkey, raw, Potato, Greek Yogurt 2% and is intentionally designed for uncomplicated everyday cooking. The method is oven-baked potatoes filled with a separately cooked turkey mixture and finished with cool yogurt, so the preparation matches the actual character of the dish instead of relying on a generic cooking template.

49g
protein
602
kcal
View recipe

Dinner · 48 min

One-Pan Chicken Potato Broccoli

One-Pan Chicken Potato Broccoli uses familiar supermarket ingredients such as Chicken Breast, raw, Potato, Broccoli and is intentionally designed for uncomplicated everyday cooking. The method is a practical sheet-pan sequence where potatoes start first and chicken/broccoli join later, so the preparation matches the actual character of the dish instead of relying on a generic cooking template.

55g
protein
603
kcal
View recipe

Lunch · 35 min

Chicken Potato Yogurt Bowl

Chicken Potato Yogurt Bowl uses familiar supermarket ingredients such as Chicken Breast, raw, Potato, Cucumber and is intentionally designed for uncomplicated everyday cooking. The method is boiled potatoes, pan-cooked chicken and cold yogurt-vegetable components kept separate until assembly, so the preparation matches the actual character of the dish instead of relying on a generic cooking template.

48g
protein
508
kcal
View recipe

Dinner · 37 min

Beef Potato Pepper Skillet

Beef Potato Pepper Skillet uses familiar supermarket ingredients such as Lean Ground Beef 95%, raw, Potato, Bell Pepper and is intentionally designed for uncomplicated everyday cooking. The method is a one-pan method that browns the protein before the cooked starch and vegetables are added, so the preparation matches the actual character of the dish instead of relying on a generic cooking template.

42g
protein
560
kcal
View recipe

Dinner · 32 min

White Bean Spinach Tomato Stew

White Bean Spinach Tomato Stew uses familiar supermarket ingredients such as Cannellini Beans, cooked drained, Tomato Passata, Spinach and is intentionally designed for uncomplicated everyday cooking. The method is a quick tomato and white-bean stew with spinach and feta added at the correct stage, so the preparation matches the actual character of the dish instead of relying on a generic cooking template.

35g
protein
601
kcal
View recipe

Lunch · 12 min

Greek Yogurt Tuna Wrap

Greek Yogurt Tuna Wrap uses familiar supermarket ingredients such as Whole-Wheat Tortilla, Tuna in water, drained, Greek Yogurt 2% and is intentionally designed for uncomplicated everyday cooking. The method is a no-cook tuna filling rolled into a flexible whole-wheat tortilla, so the preparation matches the actual character of the dish instead of relying on a generic cooking template.

41g
protein
408
kcal
View recipe