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Dump & Bake Hot Honey Cajun Chicken Pasta

These are the best kind of dinners when you need something comforting and low faff on a busy weeknight. Creamy and cheesy cajun chicken pasta with a drizzle of hot honey all thrown into one dish that sorts itself out. High in protein, under 560 calories per portion, and leftovers keep brilliantly for the next day

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45m

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4

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450

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Chicken breast, diced

2

tbsp

Cajun seasoning

1

tsp

Smoked paprika

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Per Serving

Calories

556kcal

Fat

11.1g

Carbs

66.75g

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Pasta cooking time: Oven bakes can vary depending on the shape of pasta you use, how wide your dish is, and how tightly it’s covered. Short pasta with holes or ridges (like penne or fusilli) cooks quickest. If your pasta isn’t quite tender after the first bake, simply re-cover and return to the oven for 5 more minutes. Dish size matters: A wide, shallow dish helps the pasta cook more evenly. If your dish is smaller and deeper, the bake may take a little longer as the pasta sits in a thicker layer of liquid. Foil seal is important: Make sure the foil is sealed tightly for the first bake. If steam escapes, the pasta can take longer to soften and the sauce may reduce too quickly. If your bake looks dry: Stir in a small splash of hot water or stock before adding the cheese. This loosens everything without watering the flavour down. If your bake looks too saucy: Leave it uncovered for an extra 5 minutes at the end. The sauce will tighten up as it bubbles and thickens. Hot honey finish: Add the hot honey once the bake comes out of the oven rather than baking it in. This keeps the drizzle sticky and glossy instead of disappearing into the sauce. Resting time: Letting the pasta stand for 5 minutes before serving is key as the sauce thickens and clings to the pasta properly instead of sliding around.

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In the ingredients it says franks hot sauce but then not mentioned in the recipe

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Natalie K

16 days ago

One pan meals are my fave! Very tasty.

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Claire h

a month ago

Literally do dump and bake so easy and very tasty . With enough left for lunches

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Alex

a month ago

So glad you loved the recipe for those effortless nights! 😊 Enjoy those leftover lunches! xx

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Kayleigh P

a month ago

So easy and absolutely delicious :-) xx

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Darcy F

a month ago

So easy to make and incredibly tasty.

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a month ago

Absolutely love hearing that, Darcy! 😊

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Eleanor F

2 months ago

Really easy dish to prep and deliciously full of flavour!!

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Sarah C

2 months ago

Can’t wait to try this for my meal preps this week 😍

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You'll love it, Sarah, it’s so good for meal prep! 💖

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Dump & Bake Hot Honey Cajun Chicken Pasta

These are the best kind of dinners when you need something comforting and low faff on a busy weeknight. Creamy and cheesy cajun chicken pasta with a drizzle of hot honey all thrown into one dish that sorts itself out. High in protein, under 560 calories per portion, and leftovers keep brilliantly for the next day

Cook

45m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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Start by preheating the oven to 200°C (180°C fan).

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For

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450

g

Chicken breast, diced

2

tbsp

Cajun seasoning

1

tsp

Smoked paprika

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Per Serving

Calories

556kcal

Fat

11.1g

Carbs

66.75g

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Pasta cooking time: Oven bakes can vary depending on the shape of pasta you use, how wide your dish is, and how tightly it’s covered. Short pasta with holes or ridges (like penne or fusilli) cooks quickest. If your pasta isn’t quite tender after the first bake, simply re-cover and return to the oven for 5 more minutes. Dish size matters: A wide, shallow dish helps the pasta cook more evenly. If your dish is smaller and deeper, the bake may take a little longer as the pasta sits in a thicker layer of liquid. Foil seal is important: Make sure the foil is sealed tightly for the first bake. If steam escapes, the pasta can take longer to soften and the sauce may reduce too quickly. If your bake looks dry: Stir in a small splash of hot water or stock before adding the cheese. This loosens everything without watering the flavour down. If your bake looks too saucy: Leave it uncovered for an extra 5 minutes at the end. The sauce will tighten up as it bubbles and thickens. Hot honey finish: Add the hot honey once the bake comes out of the oven rather than baking it in. This keeps the drizzle sticky and glossy instead of disappearing into the sauce. Resting time: Letting the pasta stand for 5 minutes before serving is key as the sauce thickens and clings to the pasta properly instead of sliding around.

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In the ingredients it says franks hot sauce but then not mentioned in the recipe

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Frances M

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Natalie K

16 days ago

One pan meals are my fave! Very tasty.

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Chelsea W

a month ago

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Claire h

a month ago

Literally do dump and bake so easy and very tasty . With enough left for lunches

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Alex

a month ago

So glad you loved the recipe for those effortless nights! 😊 Enjoy those leftover lunches! xx

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Kayleigh P

a month ago

So easy and absolutely delicious :-) xx

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Darcy F

a month ago

So easy to make and incredibly tasty.

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Alex

a month ago

Absolutely love hearing that, Darcy! 😊

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Eleanor F

2 months ago

Really easy dish to prep and deliciously full of flavour!!

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Kerrylee

2 months ago

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Robyn

2 months ago

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Sarah C

2 months ago

Can’t wait to try this for my meal preps this week 😍

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Alex

2 months ago

You'll love it, Sarah, it’s so good for meal prep! 💖

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