high protein meals?
lindz4ever
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My husband is on a high protein diet for power lifting. I need some other ideas to feed him besides stake, eggs and cottage cheese all the time.
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Tuna0
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Oven roasted chicken, lean steak, salmon raw, my top 3. Dose the trick. Also throw in a few protein shakes.0
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Thanks guys, that's all he's been eating is stake and chicken and cottage cheese I didn't know if there was anything else to had to my grocery list0
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Fish is the purest source of protein out there. tuna (as mentioned above) has great macros. Salmon and Mackerel are great for high protein and essential fats.
Try and avoid long periods of RED meat. Or stick to Venison which is the least fatty. I love red meat but it's not the the best for the body.0 -
I try to get as much protein in a day that I can. I also limit my carb intake as much as possible. I find making any of my favorites, but either eliminating or subsituting vegetables or something else for the carbs works great...plus you actually taste the good stuff instead of having the "fillers" (pasta, rice, etc.) I also love wraps which I have found the low carb higher protein (9 grams per flatbread) and load it up with cheeses and different meats for something different (I usually get an average of 30+grams of protein per wrap!). But again, I am not doing the protein thing for the power lifting, I do it because that is how I lost 115 pounds. Plus I feel so much better eating this way!
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I want to make this.... but I am out of butter. Any ideas?
Garlic Lemon Butter Parmesan Shrimp
1 lb extra large or jumbo shrimp
1 stick butter
1 tbsp italian seasoning
2/3 cup grated parmesan cheese
1 lemon
1 tbsp minced garlic
Directions
Clean and devain the shrimp.
In a medium sauce pan, melt butter and sauté garlic for a minute.
Add shrimp and sprinkle on Italian seasoning. Cook covered for 2 minutes.
Squeeze halved lemon over shrimp and then sprinkle on Parmesan cheese.
Cook for another two minutes or until shrimp turn white.
Add your favorite side and enjoy!0 -
no chicken?? that's the staple protein in my opinion
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If you buy pasteurized egg whites by the carton he can really bump up his protein by making a shake using the whites as the liquid base. They're tasteless and cheap with 25g of protein per cup.
- 2 Cups egg whites (pasteurized)
- Half cup of rolled oats
- 1 banana
- Tbsp of Flax Oil
- Cinnamon to taste
60g of protein
60g of carbs
20g of fat
7g of fiber
It's nothing fancy but it's quick and easy0
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