Need recipes for protein shakes

Chocolate mint protein shake
1 to 2 scoops whey protein.
1 cup of fat free milk, or water(sometimes I use 4 oz milk and another 4 water if I double scoop to keep the calories down)
1/4 tsp mint extract
1 frozen banana
add a few icecubes to make colder or thicker

Orange dream shake
12 oz diet orange soda,
1 to 2 scoops of vanilla protein
1 container of low fat orange cream yogurt
1/2 of a naval orange
several icecubes

peanut butter shake
1 to 2 scoops of either vanilla or chocolate protein
1 tbsp natural peanutbutter
1 frozen banana
5 or 6 icecubes
1 cup of milk or water.

You can experiment with different fruits, or extracts. You can make chocolate cherry, chocolate orange, strawberry, rasberry, I also make a mint shake with vanilla protein, and spinnach.

If you are trying to avoid solid food you can try protein pudding. The trainer at our gym suggested that to my husband as a different way to consume whey powder. Just take some sugar free instant pudding mix and mix in 2 or 3 scoops of the whey and however much milk the pudding box suggests.

Another way my husband and i use whey is putting 1/2-1 scoop of vanilla whey in our oatmeal...but based off what you said about having a hard time eating i'm not sure if you can eat oatmeal.

Hope that helps. I'm not sure what kind of recipes you are going for.

When I got my wisdom teeth out, I lived on protein smoothies and processed soups.
Add one serving of protein powder to your favorite fruits (chocolate goes well with berries, vanilla and strawberry go with everything~ approx. 1-2 cups depending on how much you want) plus a handful of ice cubes and a splash of milk/soymilk or yogurt.
fruits that are good in smoothies:
banana
strawberries/blueberries/raspberries/blackberries
persimmons
cherries
mango
pineapple
peach
nectarine

You can add 1-2 handfuls of spinach to your smoothies, too. It'll change the color, but there's almost no taste and it'll help you round out the smoothie with fiber and vitamins.

If you want a very substantial shake, try protein powder, banana, milk/soymilk/yogurt and peanut butter.

These are just random guidelines off the top of my head. Check google--there are tons of ideas for specific recipes.

It's nothing crazy, but I like to add cinnamon, ginger, and/or nutmeg (sometimes all three) in with the shake when I mix it.

I have a few variations to the one i do. It's 1 scoop chocolate protein powder of choice, 8 oz of skim milk blended with ice. I also add in a tablespoon or two of peanut butter and/or a couple tablespoons of dry oats to thicken it up (i like the texture it gives). With everything added (2 TBS PB and 3 TBS oats) and using Optimum Nutrition's NitroCore 24 powder, mine ends up being about 466 calories...but I also use it as a breakfast meal replacement. To lower the cals, cut the PB and oats in half.