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Easy Sheet Pan Chicken Fajitas
Roasted, perfectly seasoned chicken, colorful bell peppers, poblano peppers, and sweet onions—all cooked together on one sheet pan. Served fajita-style with a quick, creamy Mexican-style verde sauce and fire-charred tortillas. Everything is simple, flavorful, and comes together in no time. These fajitas are a fun, any-night-of-the-week dinner that feels extra special (but is secretly so easy!).

Sure, it’s called Taco Tuesday – but today, we’re making it Fajita Wednesday! Tacos and fajitas are kind of like cousins. Traditionally, fajitas are served sizzling hot on a skillet with grilled meat, peppers, and onions. Tacos are more grab-and-go, often with a wide range of fillings.
Honestly, maybe these are a little taco-ish. But my vision was fajitas—and I’m sticking with it. These are fresh, flavorful, and so perfect for summer nights.

I actually made this recipe a few weeks ago, just before Cinco de Mayo, but waited to share it because it felt a little more seasonal—bright and summery. I’ve been saving it for the right Tuesday!
And according to my cousin Abby, today is that day. She’s been asking for the recipe since she first saw the preview and said, “You need to post it already!”
So here it is! I’m really excited to finally share these. They’re simple to prep, especially when you use my homemade Mexican fajita/taco seasoning blend. Honestly, the most time-consuming part is just slicing the veggies!

Ingredients
Ingredients – for the sauce
Special Tools
For these quick fajitas, you need a sheet pan and a mixing bowl. Plus a few other everyday kitchen tools.

On a large sheet pan, toss the chicken with a few pats of butter, minced garlic, your favorite taco seasoning, sliced onions, bell peppers, and poblano peppers. Season everything generously with salt and pepper.
Spread everything out in an even layer and bake until the chicken is cooked through and the veggies are tender. The exact time will depend on how large or small you slice the chicken—just keep an eye on it!
Tip: If your sheet pan feels crowded (or you’re doubling the recipe), divide everything between two pans for even cooking. It’s perfect for meal prep too!

While the chicken is roasting, whisk together the quick creamy verde sauce. It’s super simple but adds so much flavor.
In a small bowl, combine:
Greek yogurt
Mayo
Salsa verde
A few pickled jalapeños for heat
Fresh chopped cilantro for brightness
Stir it all together and set aside. That’s it!

Now for the fun part—building your fajitas!
I love to char flour tortillas over the gas burner for a little smoky flavor. If that’s not an option, just warm them in a dry skillet until they’re lightly toasted.
Here’s how I like to layer mine:
Start with smashed avocado, seasoned with lime juice and flaky sea salt.
Add the roasted peppers and onions.
Top with juicy, golden chicken.
Drizzle over that creamy verde sauce.
Finish with shredded cheese, fresh cilantro, and a good squeeze of lime.
So delicious. So easy. And such a fun dinner any night of the week!

When it comes to fajitas, the sides are just as important as the main event! I love serving these with a side of rice and homemade tortillas chips. I bake the chips in the oven using tortillas, olive oil, and sea salt. We love them!
Don’t forget the essentials:
Smashed avocado or guacamole
Fresh lime wedges for squeezing over everything
And of course, a margarita (or two!) makes it all feel like a summer celebration.

Looking for other quick Mexican recipes? Here are a few ideas:
Crispy Jalapeño Cream Cheese Buffalo Chicken Taquitos
Sheet Pan Chipotle Salmon Tacos with Pineapple Jalapeño Salsa
Crockpot Crispy Chicken Tinga Tacos with Avocado Jalapeño Crema
Lastly, if you make these Easy Sheet Pan Chicken Fajitas, be sure to leave a comment and/or give this recipe a rating! Above all, I love to hear from you guys and always do my best to respond to each and every comment. And of course, if you do make this recipe, don’t forget to tag me on Instagram! Looking through the photos of recipes you all have made is my favorite!
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We make fajita bowls every week for one our meal preps but I was so tired, it was cold outside, and did not want to grill this time. Though this didn’t give it the char we love, the flavors were very yummy and the meat was so tender! We used chicken thighs because they’re cheaper for the amount you get! I didn’t have poblano or all of the ingredients to make the crema, so I’m excited to try this again but with the crema next time. Sounds amazing. I will also add more salt next time!
Hey Jenny,
Happy Monday! I appreciate you giving this recipe a try, so glad to hear it was a hit!
I have made this recipe for parties with young and old and everyone loves it and says you can smell it outside walking up to the house and it smells so good. It’s pretty easy and delicious!
Thanks so much, Ann! Love to hear this recipe turned out well for you, I appreciate you making it! Have a great Monday!
This was so good and SO easy. Perfect weeknight dinner. The sauce makes it. I put a lot of pickled jalapeños in it – and it was spicy! Charing the tortillas really makes it! I will put this in regular rotation.
Hey Mary Beth,
Thank you so much for giving this recipe a try and sharing your thoughts, so happy it worked for you!
My favorite!!! On repeat every week for months now and tonight making it for guests too!
Yay! Thanks so much, Cristina! Love to hear your family has been enjoying this recipe! Have a great weekend!
I have made fajitas many times, but these were fantastic! Loved the added Poblano Pepper to the mix of veggies for added spice and the Cojita Verde Sauce is amazing (even though I had to leave out the pickled jalapeño – couldn’t find them at my grocery store).
Yum – thank you!
Thank you so much Julie! So so glad you loved these fajitas! xT