30 Seafood Sheet Pan Recipes You Need Right Now
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30 Seafood Sheet Pan Recipes You Need Right Now

Hey there, Seafoodies! 

In a world of fancy kitchen gadgets and high-tech equipment, we’re here to sing the praises of a budget-friendly hero: the humble sheet pan. 

That’s right, out of all the shiny tools cluttering your drawers, this unassuming, flat, often-overlooked pan might just be the most versatile superstar you own. When it comes to preparing delicious, no-fuss seafood dinners—the sheet pan truly shines. 

We’re all about enjoying delicious, nutritious seafood meals that are accessible and easy to make for everyone. That’s why we’re head over heels for these 30 sheet pan recipes. Trust us, once you try these, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without them—and here’s why! 

Starting off with convenience—sheet pan meals are the ultimate one-and-done solution for busy nights. Just toss your seafood, veggies and other ingredients onto a single pan, pop it in the oven and voila! While your meal practically cooks itself, you’re free to help with homework, catch up on emails or—let’s be real—enjoy a well-deserved moment of peace and quiet.

But the perks don’t stop at prep ease. Sheet pan meals are made for those of us who dread post-dinner cleanup. With just one pan to wash, you’ll spend less time scrubbing and more time savoring your evening. It’s a no-brainer! 

Sheet pan cooking is also a great way to prepare lean, protein-rich seafood without adding unnecessary fats. A light drizzle of olive oil is all you need for mouthwatering results. Plus, by adding a rainbow of veggies to cook alongside your seafood—you’re creating a balanced meal using one pan. It doesn’t get much easier than that.

Worried about overcooking your fish? Fear not! Another awesome benefit of our sheet pan recipes is that they are surprisingly forgiving. The even heat distribution in your oven helps ensure that seafood cooks exquisitely every time. Say goodbye to dry, tasteless meals!

But perhaps our favorite thing about these 30 sheet pan recipes is their versatility. From creamy masago-baked mussels to everything bagel salmon, the flavor possibilities are endless. You can easily swap ingredients based on what’s in season or what your family prefers. It’s like having a new recipe every time!

So, Seafoodies— are you ready to simplify your cooking routine without sacrificing flavor or nutrition? Give these 30 sheet pan meals a try! 


Sheet Pan Crab Nachos

Since these fabulous nachos take only 20 minutes to prepare, it’s a cinch to rustle up a batch whenever the mood strikes!

Sheet Pan Cod & Vegetables with Smashed Tomatoes & Feta

We’re partial to adding a blend of broccoli florets, zucchini and yellow squash to complement the cod—but you can substitute any quick-cooking veggies that float your boat.

Spicy Sheet-Pan Salmon 

Use a fork to check if your spicy salmon is done cooking. If the fish flakes easily, then you can consider your fillet ready to eat—but you can also use a food thermometer to check for doneness too!

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One-Pan Salmon and Asparagus with Garlic Herb Butter

Introducing a five-star restaurant-worthy salmon recipe that’s so straightforward, you can throw it together for a Sunday dinner—and still have leftovers for Monday!

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Maple Walnut-Crusted Sheet Pan Halibut

Not only does a sweet maple syrup and walnut crunch add a flavorful texture to this halibut— but this dish also provides a bunch of healthful nutrients, like muscle-building protein and immune-boosting selenium.

Sheet Pan Garlic-Butter Tilapia

Buttery tilapia never gets old—and when it only takes 30 minutes to make, there is really no excuse to have this recipe on rapid repeat!

Sheet Pan Shrimp Fajitas

After mere minutes in the oven—just pop your pan on the counter with a side of tortillas and let your family build fajitas plates to their heart’s content!

Sheet Pan Honey Mustard Salmon and Rainbow Veggies

The brighter the veggies the better—for a colorful plate that is oh-so-delicious, but also super healthy and easy to make.

Sheet Pan Shrimp and Vegetables

Carb-conscious Seafoodies can enjoy this meal all on its own, but for a heartier helping—pair with a side of quinoa, rice or noodles!

Sheet Pan Lemon Garlic Shrimp and Zucchini

Meal prep just got a whole lot easier! Make a double batch of this lemony shrimp goodness and portion into containers for a quick lunch or on-the-go dinner!

Tuna Stuffed Bell Peppers

Greek-inspired tuna stuffing is a delicious snack on its own, but baking it in peppers takes it to the next level—adding a burst of flavor and turning it into a supremely satisfying meal.

Everything Bagel Sheet Pan Salmon

Not sure what to do with that popular everything bagel seasoning in the spice aisle? Add it to salmon for a superb way to enjoy the flavor of your favorite bagel without all the extra carbs!

Sheet Pan New Orleans Barbecue Shrimp

Keep a couple of bags of shrimp in your freezer for this last-minute dinner that brings the bold flavors of NOLA—right to your kitchen table!

Almond Crusted Cod Sheet Pan Dinner

Heart-healthy olive oil caramelizes butternut squash and Brussels sprouts, while a quick lemon-garlic almond crust elevates the cod for a delectable dish.

10-Minute Baked Sheet Pan Fish with Crispy Kale

Any thin white fish that is less than 1-inch thick will work for this recipe, like tilapia, flounder or sea bass—you choose!

Sheet Pan Fish and Chips

Skip the trip to the UK and turn your kitchen table into a takeout counter with homemade, flaky fish and chips—made healthier and more mouthwatering than ever!

Roasted Cod Nicoise

It’s time for another one-pan party with roasted cod, green beans and red potatoes—so effortless, it practically cooks itself!

Sheet Pan Dinner with Fish and Brown Butter Sauce

All it takes is three ingredients to whip up a remarkable drizzle that will turn any veggies and the fish of your choice into an upscale dinner with strong corner bistro vibes.

Earth, Sea and Fire Salmon

A winning combination of Earth (potatoes, onions, roasted peppers), Sea (salmon) and Fire (your favorite oven)—makes this a recipe that will bring your household running to the table!

Sheet Pan Tuna Melts

Melts are marvelous, but who likes all that messy flipping?! Make multiple sandwiches at a time— without any extra hassle by adding a sheet pan into the mix.

Sheet Pan Mediterranean Cod

Mediterranean meals are always at the top of our menu-planning list! Add capers and olives to the sheet pan for a little extra zest, or leave them off if your family is watching their salt intake.

Easy Sheet Pan Cod With Citrus Hoisin Glaze

Citrus and fish will always be an outstanding flavor pairing—which is why the sweet, tangy and savory flavors of this hoisin glaze make these cod fillets irresistibly delicious.

Sheet Pan Lobster Tails with Lemon Shallot Butter

Like a mini seafood boil, but all on one pan—add extra veggies along with corn-on-the-cob and lobster tails for a real feast! 

Creamy Masago Baked Mussels

Full of intense flavor and fun to eat, these baked mussels are everything your guests will want in one bite-size appetizer.

One-Pan Baked Halibut Recipe With Vegetables

A simple sauce of lemon juice, olive oil, garlic and some spices marinates the fish and vegetables while cooking—enhancing every juicy bite!

Sheet Pan Honey Garlic Shrimp Dinner

Add this takeout transformation to the top of your healthy meals menu—for a bold, yet budget-friendly dinner option!

Sheet Pan Hawaiian Shrimp

Pineapple on a sheet pan?! Trust us, it’s totally a thing—and when mixed with shrimp, you can bet on a downright delicious dish!

Sheet Pan Blackened Tilapia Baja Fish Nachos

Make planning for the big game as effortless as putting ingredients on a sheet—with fish nachos that were made to satisfy a crowd!

Sheet Pan Roasted Shrimp Tacos

For tacos that don’t skimp on the shrimp—look no further than this family-favorite recipe!

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Sheet-Pan Lemon Herb Tuna Steak and Potatoes

You might have already enjoyed canned tuna, but have you ever tried tuna steaks? Wholesome, hearty and with a side of potatoes—you HAVE to give this recipe a go!


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