Protein powder recipes
rhsdancer5
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I got a tub of vanilla protein powder that I want to incorporate into some of my meals since I barely eat any meat. What recipes or ways can I use the protein powder other than smoothies and as a drink?
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Cheesecake:
http://www.builtlean.com/2013/01/23/protein-cheesecake-recipe/
Pancakes:
1 scoop powder
2 eggs
2 egg whites
3 oz. plain greek yogurt
Sludge:
1 scoop powder
2-3 tbsp milk or water
1-2 tbsp peanut butter5 -
rhsdancer5 wrote: »I got a tub of vanilla protein powder that I want to incorporate into some of my meals since I barely eat any meat. What recipes or ways can I use the protein powder other than smoothies and as a drink?
I add it to smoothies which I have for breakfast. This is the recipe I use:
140 grams mixed frozen fruit. I get a couple of fruit blends from costco (berry blend and tropical fruit blend) and alternate between the two.
1 scoop protein powder
1 tablespoon kale powder
2 tablespoon full fat greek yogurt
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pcoslady83 wrote: »rhsdancer5 wrote: »I got a tub of vanilla protein powder that I want to incorporate into some of my meals since I barely eat any meat. What recipes or ways can I use the protein powder other than smoothies and as a drink?
I add it to smoothies which I have for breakfast. This is the recipe I use:
140 grams mixed frozen fruit. I get a couple of fruit blends from costco (berry blend and tropical fruit blend) and alternate between the two.
1 scoop protein powder
1 tablespoon kale powder
2 tablespoon full fat greek yogurt
oops sorry..I didn't read you asked for suggestions other than smoothies and drinks0 -
pcoslady83 wrote: »pcoslady83 wrote: »rhsdancer5 wrote: »I got a tub of vanilla protein powder that I want to incorporate into some of my meals since I barely eat any meat. What recipes or ways can I use the protein powder other than smoothies and as a drink?
I add it to smoothies which I have for breakfast. This is the recipe I use:
140 grams mixed frozen fruit. I get a couple of fruit blends from costco (berry blend and tropical fruit blend) and alternate between the two.
1 scoop protein powder
1 tablespoon kale powder
2 tablespoon full fat greek yogurt
oops sorry..I didn't read you asked for suggestions other than smoothies and drinks
No problem! I like that idea!0 -
Protein powder cookies are good little treats when you need a snack. Here's what I do:
1/2 scoop protein powder, 1tsp butter, 1/4 teaspoon sweetener of choice (I used xylitol) and a pinch of salt (the salt seems to be what made it amazing cuz I've done this before and not loved it like this lol). Melt butter in a bowl in the microwave (20sec), add sweetener and salt and stir til dissolved. Add protein powder and stir. It won't completely mix tho so you need to add a few drops of water at a time til you can form it into a ball (you won't be able to roll it in your hands or anything but it should sick a bit). Microwave in the bowl for 20s to be chewy or 25-30 if you want harder. This was 20 seconds.
I usually do chocolate but vanilla is yummy too. Almost has a caramel taste6 -
http://www.mastercook.com/app/recipe/WebRecipeDetails?recipeId=3377172.
I made these last week with Dymatize ISO-100 protein.. amazing.2 -
I make these too. I use Truvia Baking Blend and not Splenda. I can use chocolate or vanilla or birthday cake protein powder in place of the requested vanilla whey in the recipe. All are excellent. Add some chocolate chips to the chocolate protein powder and this makes an excellent chocolate chip cookie recipe.
ALMOND COOKIES *
1/2 cup butter, softened
1/3 cup granular Splenda or equivalent liquid Splenda
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 egg
1 cup almond flour (about 4 ounces)
1/3 cup vanilla whey protein powder
1 teaspoon baking powder
3 1/2 ounces Lindt 70% cocoa bar chopped, or chocolate chips, optional
Blend the butter, Splenda, vanilla and egg with an electric mixer at least until somewhat blended. The butter doesn't seem to blend very well with the egg but it won't matter (it really doe not matter). Mix the almond flour, whey protein powder and baking powder. Gradually mix the dry ingredients into the butter mixture on low speed. Fold in the chocolate, if using.
I freeze for about 20 minutes and then scoop out. I will flatten these prior to cooking as they do rise just a little and I like my a bit crispier.4 -
pcoslady83 wrote: »rhsdancer5 wrote: »I got a tub of vanilla protein powder that I want to incorporate into some of my meals since I barely eat any meat. What recipes or ways can I use the protein powder other than smoothies and as a drink?
I add it to smoothies which I have for breakfast. This is the recipe I use:
140 grams mixed frozen fruit. I get a couple of fruit blends from costco (berry blend and tropical fruit blend) and alternate between the two.
1 scoop protein powder
1 tablespoon kale powder
2 tablespoon full fat greek yogurt
I use first premier protein chocolate shake from sams club. 30 grams of protein in each shake. 160 calories and it's delicious.0 -
I love the protein cheesecake mentioned above. Made it 3 times so far... all delicious! But I use low fat cream cheese instead of fat free.
I use mine in Greek yogurt or oatmeal, mostly.1 -
Gingerbread Protein Muffins
Preheat oven to 350. Spray a 12 cup muffin pan with cooking spray.
Ingredients:
2 cups old fashioned oats
1/2 cup baking stevia or Splenda
1/2 cup protein powder
1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce
1/4 cup low sugar syrup
1/4 tsp salt
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1 1/3 tsp baking soda
2 1/2 tsp ground ginger
1 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp pumpkin pie spice
1/2 cup unsweetened almond milk or low fat milk of choice
4 egg whites
Throw everything into a blender and blend until smooth. Divide evenly in muffin pan and bake 25-30 mins until a toothpick comes out clean.
Per muffin:
75 calories
1g fat
10g carbs
7g protein2 -
do yourself a huge favor and buy Kodiak cakes.. mix a half cup of that and a half scoop of protein powder... and boom youll have the most amazing protein pancakes ever!3
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bmarge10288 wrote: »do yourself a huge favor and buy Kodiak cakes.. mix a half cup of that and a half scoop of protein powder... and boom youll have the most amazing protein pancakes ever!
I am in love with Kodiak cakes. I'll have to try this combo!!0 -
Proteinpow.com0
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bmarge10288 wrote: »do yourself a huge favor and buy Kodiak cakes.. mix a half cup of that and a half scoop of protein powder... and boom youll have the most amazing protein pancakes ever!
Ok I admit I've never tried that!0 -
bmarge10288 wrote: »do yourself a huge favor and buy Kodiak cakes.. mix a half cup of that and a half scoop of protein powder... and boom youll have the most amazing protein pancakes ever!
Ok I admit I've never tried that!
never tried Kodiak cakes or never tried it with protein powder? either way, you gotta try it! I highly recommend PE Science Snickerdoodle protein powder, too!0 -
I add a couple tablespoons to my puffed wheat square recipe. I also switch out puffed millet for puffed wheat so my anti-gluten daughter will eat it.
I add a tablespoon in to my overnight oats, in with the yogurt.0 -
I make protein shake:
1 serving of protein powder
1/2 serving of greek yogurt
1 serving of PBfit
1 serving of Almond milk unsweeten vanilla 30 cals.
1 banana
1 serving of sweetner
Add ice to blender and blend.
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bmarge10288 wrote: »bmarge10288 wrote: »do yourself a huge favor and buy Kodiak cakes.. mix a half cup of that and a half scoop of protein powder... and boom youll have the most amazing protein pancakes ever!
Ok I admit I've never tried that!
never tried Kodiak cakes or never tried it with protein powder? either way, you gotta try it! I highly recommend PE Science Snickerdoodle protein powder, too!
With protein powder. Which Kodiak mix do you use? I have 3 of them... lol.
Might be breakfast for tomorrow!0 -
Alright I used the Frontier mix with some Quest caramel powder. Can't believe how big and fluffy they got (I used 53g of mix, 24g of powder). Very tasty too. Thanks for the tip!0
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Ok help me out here... So I'd never heard of 'Kodiak Cakes' so I googled it. I found a 'power cakes' protein packed flapjack and waffle mix. Is that the stuff? I don't get how one mix can make both waffles and flapjacks because they're so different. One is fluffy and cake like the other is made from oats, butter & syrup. Can anyone explain?0
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sarabushby wrote: »Ok help me out here... So I'd never heard of 'Kodiak Cakes' so I googled it. I found a 'power cakes' protein packed flapjack and waffle mix. Is that the stuff? I don't get how one mix can make both waffles and flapjacks because they're so different. One is fluffy and cake like the other is made from oats, butter & syrup. Can anyone explain?
It's pancakes, not English flapjacks.1 -
I have a sweet tooth something awful and I love chocolate! So, I have this delicious protein shake at least once a day and it just takes away all my sugary and chocolate cravings like that!! I usually drink this (post workout) and it helps me gain my protein back right away without using up my muscle tissue. Here it is:
1 scoop protein powder
1 frozen banana
2 cups sugar free almond milk (30 calories/cup)
dash of real vanilla
2 T unsweetened cocoa
Blend in your blender and it's so delicious!! You can even freeze it and eat it like ice cream late, if you choose.4 -
bmarge10288 wrote: »do yourself a huge favor and buy Kodiak cakes.. mix a half cup of that and a half scoop of protein powder... and boom youll have the most amazing protein pancakes ever!
This was legit amazing. I ate it for lunch the last 4 days.1 -
_dracarys_ wrote: »bmarge10288 wrote: »do yourself a huge favor and buy Kodiak cakes.. mix a half cup of that and a half scoop of protein powder... and boom youll have the most amazing protein pancakes ever!
This was legit amazing. I ate it for lunch the last 4 days.
Lol I've had them twice already (with the honey buttermilk mix - got to try the dark chocolate power cakes with some cookies and cream powder next, lol).0 -
When I'm missing Starbucks I add a scoop to coffee along with a tsp of coconut oil and throw it in the blender. Amazing. Also use strong tea instead of coffee. Yesterday was a mint chocolate tea with the vanilla protein powder and coconut oil. That was the best ever.1
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CarolynNickles wrote: »When I'm missing Starbucks I add a scoop to coffee along with a tsp of coconut oil and throw it in the blender. Amazing. Also use strong tea instead of coffee. Yesterday was a mint chocolate tea with the vanilla protein powder and coconut oil. That was the best ever.
I am new to protein shakes, so please pardon the silly question. This sounds fabulous, but do you use brewed coffee? TIA!
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