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Honey mustard chicken traybake with roasted cabbage

Mustard and a little honey season the chicken. Cabbage wedges roast on the same tray until tender with crisp edges.

45 minDifficulty: Easy
Honey mustard chicken with roasted cabbage ready to serve

Ingredients

Servings4
  • 600 g Skinless chicken thigh meat
  • 600 g White cabbage
  • 2 tbsp Dijon mustard
  • 1 tbsp Honey
  • 2 tbsp Olive oil
  • 1 tsp Garlic powder
  • 1 tsp Paprika
  • Salt and black pepper

Method

  1. Preheat the oven to 210 °C.
  2. Cut the chicken into bite-sized pieces and the cabbage into wedges. Arrange them on a baking tray.
  3. Mix the mustard, honey, oil, garlic powder and paprika. Coat the chicken and cabbage and season with salt and pepper.
  4. Roast for 35–40 minutes, turning the cabbage once, until the chicken is cooked through and the cabbage is tender.

Original recipe nutrition per serving

The nutrition values below belong to the original recipe. They are not nutrition values for the separate GL-only version. No macro package has been verified for the GL-only version.

Nutrition values are approximate estimates, not laboratory analyses. Products and portion size affect the result.

Net carbs
12.22 g
Total carbohydrates (incl. fibre and polyols)
15.53 g
Protein
30.86 g
Fat
11.91 g

A reliable glycemic load estimate is not available.

Some ingredient data or calculation inputs could not be verified, so there is no reliable estimate for the whole serving.

Why is the estimate missing?
  • Garlic powder · The amount could not be reliably converted to grams.
  • Suitable nutrition data was unavailable for this ingredient or product.

Estimate for the modified recipe

Original recipe GL unavailable

The estimate applies to the ingredients, amounts and preparation described below.

Calculated GL · ≈ 7.14 / serving

Confidence · Low Some values or assumptions in the calculation are uncertain.

The estimate uses the ingredients and amounts in this version and the available source data. Small amounts of carbohydrate were left out of the calculation.

How was the estimate calculated?

This estimate applies only to the amounts and preparation details below. The original recipe nutrition is not a macro package for this version.

Cabbage and honey use food-category GI estimates. The carbohydrate allowance for the named Maille mustard is label-based, and the garlic powder allowance uses its full weighed mass.

GI-unmatched available carbohydrate omitted, up to 1.3 g/serving. Its effect is not assumed to be zero.

Confidence: low. An ingredient-based estimate, not a measurement of the prepared meal.

Value used in the model

Original recipe amounts and preparation

  • 600 g · Skinless chicken thigh meat
  • 600 g · White cabbage
  • 2 tbsp · Dijon mustard
  • 1 tbsp · Honey
  • 2 tbsp · Olive oil
  • 1 tsp · Garlic powder
  • 1 tsp · Paprika
  • Salt and black pepper

Preheat the oven to 210 °C. Cut the chicken into bite-sized pieces and the cabbage into wedges. Arrange them on a baking tray. Mix the mustard, honey, oil, garlic powder and paprika. Coat the chicken and cabbage and season with salt and pepper. Roast for 35–40 minutes, turning the cabbage once, until the chicken is cooked through and the cabbage is tender.

Separate version amounts and preparation

Servings for these amounts · 4

  • 600 g · Skinless chicken thigh meat
  • 600 g · White cabbage
  • 31.5 g · Maille Dijon Original mustard, 865 g pack
  • 20 g · Honey
  • 27 g · Olive oil
  • 3.1 g · Garlic powder
  • 2.65 g · Paprika powder
  • 0.5 g · Black pepper
  • amount in the original recipe · Salt to taste

Spread the cabbage and chicken on a baking tray. Mix the weighed mustard, honey, oil and spices and coat the tray contents. Roast as directed in the original recipe until the chicken is cooked through. Divide all the cabbage, coating and tray juices among the servings.

Research sources and technical details

Source names and technical notes appear in their original form.

Sources and limitations · A

GL method ↗

Notes

Honey adds carbohydrates to the serving. You can leave it out.