Oven Roasted Fajita Vegetables Recipe (2024)

Healthy, quick, and delicious- Mexican food that is so simple and easy you can have dinner ready in no time. Load up on nutritious veggies with these oven roasted fajita vegetables. With low-fat, low-calorie, and high-flavor, your fajitas just got 10 times better, not to mention healthier.

Oven Roasted Fajita Vegetables Recipe

Looking for an easy way to get those vegetables in your diet? Mexican food is such an easy way to do that, you can load it up with your favorite healthy toppings for a satisfying and good-for-you meal.

And as far as Mexican food goes, who doesn’t like fajitas? They are so easy and you can personalize them with whatever toppings you like.

You are going to love these oven roasted fajita vegetables. This is as simple as it gets, all you need is 5 minutes to slice the veggies, and then pop them in the oven for 20-25 minutes while you get out your favorite toppings, and there you have it- dinner is served.

Boost your vegetable intake tonight with these fajita veggies– this recipe uses onions and bell peppers, as well as zucchini, yellow squash, and mushrooms.

Plus, this recipe is so easy to make in mass quantities for meal prep so that you have leftovers to last you the rest of the week for healthy and delicious lunches.

Get the recipe below.

ARE FAJITAS HEALTHY?

Fajitas ordered from a restaurant are often packed with extra fat, sodium, and calories and are not always the healthiest choice. Craving fajitas? You can make this delicious dish at home for a healthy meal that you can feel good about.

Simple substitutions can help you make regular foods, like fajitas, more nutritious and lower in calories and fat. Here are some tips for making healthy fajitas:

• Use small tortillas and fill them full of veggies. Corn tortillas and whole-wheat tortillas are the best choice, or just use lettuce wraps. I also like to use brown rice or quinoa instead of white rice on the side.
• Choose healthier fats.Cook your fajita vegetables in the least amount of fat possible. This recipe only uses 1 tablespoon of olive oil- which is a healthy unsaturated fat.
• Load up on veggies.This recipe is delicious because it combines the traditional fajita veggies onion and bell peppers with zucchini, yellow squash, and mushrooms. Add your favorite toppings for even more veggies- lettuce, salsa, tomatoes, jalapenos, green onions, olives, cilantro, corn, and more.

This oven roasted fajita vegetables recipe below is a perfect example of healthy fajitas, it’s loaded with healthy vegetables, low in calories, and seasoned to perfection without using extra fat and oil. Add your favorite toppings for a perfectly balanced, healthy, and nutritious meal.

If you love Mexican food, you’ll also love this post: 25 Easy Healthy Mexican Food Meals.

WHAT ARE THE BEST TOPPINGS FOR FAJITAS?

Fajitas are such a great meal because you can make them however you like. The traditional fajita dish uses sliced onions and bell peppers along with chicken or steak plus toppings and sides.

Some of my favorite toppings for fajitas include guacamole, cheese, salsa, sour cream, beans, rice, cilantro, hot sauce, tomatoes, jalapenos.

Pair your fajitas with some of these side dishes:

Jared’s Homemade Fresh Salsa

Copycat Cafe Rio Black Beans

Slow Cooker 3 Ingredient Mexican Chicken Recipe

Smoked Mexican Beef Recipe

Grilled Mexican Lime Chicken Recipe

Healthy 5 Ingredient Guacamole

Now on to the recipe. I hope you enjoy this delicious meal. It’s so simple, you have to try it.

Oven Roasted Fajita Vegetables
Ingredients:
1 red bell pepper, sliced
1 green bell pepper, sliced
1 onion, sliced
1 zucchini, sliced
1 yellow zucchini squash, sliced
1 cup fresh mushrooms, sliced (optional)
2 tablespoons homemade taco seasoning (or a 1 oz packet of taco seasoning)
1 tablespoon olive oil

Directions:

Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Line a 15x10x1″ jelly roll pan with aluminum foil. Place all the vegetables on the foil in a single layer. Drizzle vegetables with olive oil and then sprinkle the taco seasoning on top. Give the vegetables a quick mix until they are evenly coated with the oil and seasoning (I just used my hands- I found that it was easier than anything else I tried). Bake the vegetables uncovered for about 20-25 minutes, stirring once about half way through.

These vegetables make an awesome side dish or even main dish. You can also throw them on a whole wheat tortilla for an awesome meal. You can also mix it into a delicious rice bowl with your favorite toppings, or even as a lettuce wrap.

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Jared