What's your go to protein?
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Eggs, Cottage Cheese, Edamame0
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billkansas wrote: »Wondering how the daily chicken eaters cook their chicken? I'd like to eat chicken daily but can't imagine cooking it often enough to do that. Maybe you're eating (pre-cooked) chicken lunch meat or something like that?
I usually clean up 10lbs and stage in Tupperware in the fridge.
Then I either dice it up and Wok it with veggies or lately I've slapped it on a Foreman grill for seven minutes after some olive oil, pepper, & Adobo. I usually have some homemade bbq sauce in fridge(bbq sauce, honey, Dijon mustard, brown sugar, drippings from broiled ribs) and just top it off.
It is cooked by the time I'm ready to plate it and have my drink and everything on the table.2 -
Spadesheart wrote: »mom23mangos wrote: »Spadesheart wrote: »Tuna here
To answer the question for me, eggwhites are super versatile, cottage cheese can be used to make a ton of stuff creamy, poultry is great and tuna of course. I'll make and freeze seitan every so often as well. And my protein powder supplier basically makes it a no brained; it is so much cheaper, not to mention easy to access. Sometimes you just want really efficient protein so you can have more fun stuff.
That’s how I feel about my protein powder. I mean, 24g for 90 calories? Leaves a lot of room in my diet for some fun stuff.
where are you getting yours from??? Mine is 24 for 127 and I thought that was great. Though I imagine mine is quite inexpensive comparatively.
From Amazon. I was slightly off though. It’s 23g for 100 calories. I usually mix with a can of Minute Maid Light lemonade so that’s another 15 calories.
Syntrax Nectar 2lb Protein Powder Bottle - Roadside Lemonade https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A2FZWLK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Q7KhDbP9M7Y1Y1 -
Lol why are these posts getting a woo??! Who woos food??? 😂😂😂4
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Lolalikeslolagets wrote: »Lol why are these posts getting a woo??! Who woos food??? 😂😂😂
People with no life & who apparently disagree that said food sources are protein rich foods...c'mon no one said something inaccurate like banana FFS2 -
Eggs, yogurt, fish, shellfish, legumes1
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Whey. It's the king of protein and is lowest cost per gram.
I'll have 2x 40g shakes, 2 eggs, half a chicken breast some milk and cheese for my daily protein goals.0 -
Tofu, seitan, peas, beans, nuts, veggies.0
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tuna and PB21
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tuna, egg and legumes0
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Eggs, flavored tuna packets, cottage cheese, Greek yogurt, chickpeas, lentils, Rx Bars, nuts, veggies especially broccoli, chicken, salmon and other fish, whey powder smoothies, Chillycow ice cream, Morning Star burgers, string cheese, hard cheeses, and surprisingly the Xtreme Wellness low-carb/low-cal tortillas (50 kcal, 4 g protein and delicious!)1
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katiesmom_99 wrote: »Chicken and Greek yogurt. I have one or the other pretty much every day.
Same plus whey protein and eggs0 -
Seafood (cod, tuna, salmon most regularly) and plant proteins0
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GNC banana milk shake protein powder mixed with a vanilla yogurt, milk and sometimes peanut butter.0
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billkansas wrote: »Wondering how the daily chicken eaters cook their chicken? I'd like to eat chicken daily but can't imagine cooking it often enough to do that. Maybe you're eating (pre-cooked) chicken lunch meat or something like that?
I grill up a few pounds at a time then portion it out into a single servings and freeze it. I use it on salads mostly for lunch.0 -
billkansas wrote: »Wondering how the daily chicken eaters cook their chicken? I'd like to eat chicken daily but can't imagine cooking it often enough to do that. Maybe you're eating (pre-cooked) chicken lunch meat or something like that?
I don't eat chicken daily, but frequently. I also do eggs, protein powder and whey. But when I cook it, I always start from fresh chicken, not processed. I bake it often with spices, garlic and some olive oil. Sometimes in skillet on stovetop, saute, lemon, spices. I find if I choose it raw I know where it's coming from and what's been added. My entire new start at diet and weight loss depends on cooking. I haven't cooked this much in years-but for me it's the only way I'm going to succeed. And only 50 days into this, it's working. Unless you have a great income and can afford pre-made high quality meals you buy, cooking seems to be a key to success.1 -
Forgot to add, I always cook more chicken than for one meal so leftovers are in fridge to add to salads, sandwiches, etc.0
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Protein shakes, tuna, eggs, chicken, nut butter, cottage cheese, cheddar.1
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Greek yogurt, eggs, assorted meats and fish, protein powders (mostly vegan now, trying to avoid whey because of digestive issues) in smoothies and bars, nut butters, nuts, oats, cheese (trying to limit intake though), fruits and vegetables.2
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Collagen hydrolysate, chicken, beef, pork loin, egg, goat or sheep cheese, peanut butter. I have allergies/intolerances to cow milk, all the good nuts, and legumes except for peanuts.0
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Chicken, tuna, salmon and eggs. Eggs are great. They are tasty and make you feel full0
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Tuna, salmon, flounder, chicken, eggs, and PB2/soymilk smoothies.
ETA beans/rice/lentils/quinoa.0 -
billkansas wrote: »Wondering how the daily chicken eaters cook their chicken? I'd like to eat chicken daily but can't imagine cooking it often enough to do that. Maybe you're eating (pre-cooked) chicken lunch meat or something like that?
The Instant Pot cooks any type of meat really fast. It takes approximately 9 minutes to cook chicken breast (after it heats up). I love it
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billkansas wrote: »Wondering how the daily chicken eaters cook their chicken? I'd like to eat chicken daily but can't imagine cooking it often enough to do that. Maybe you're eating (pre-cooked) chicken lunch meat or something like that?
I season the chicken breasts and put it in my rice cooker. Cook on fast mode and 15,20 min later it's done. Basically steamed. Then cube it up and store in airtight container, use it for salad topper for sides, whatever. I also would grill thighs and keep it handy for whatever when we have the grill going. It's just easy when the cooking is done. Have it ready in the fridge or in freezer.1 -
billkansas wrote: »Wondering how the daily chicken eaters cook their chicken? I'd like to eat chicken daily but can't imagine cooking it often enough to do that. Maybe you're eating (pre-cooked) chicken lunch meat or something like that?
@billkansas , search YouTube for videos on meal prepping. Here's the one I started with
https://youtu.be/ya_uIbpH0Zc
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A frozen talapia pack; 110 calories, 19G protein per serving. Microwave.1
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I'd like to thank everyone for the chicken cooking ideas. I pulled out my old Instant Pot and put frozen chicken breasts (from Walmart), some chicken broth, and some spices (yes, I spiced the chicken frozen) and set it for 11 minutes, and then let it sit for 10 minutes in the pot after cooking (not dissipating pressure for 10 minutes). The chicken came out tender and pretty delicious (per Google search you should adjust cooking time based on the size of the breast/chicken portions).
I'm going to keep trying and experimenting with some of the ideas above. Thank you!2 -
Eggs, milk, yogurt, chicken, beef, pork, tuna, cottage cheese, salmon...0
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Lately it's fish. Salmon, sole, baramundi, tuna.
I have these Ahi tuna steaks...so I think tonight I'm gonna do a stir fry (soba, veggies) and a teriyaki tuna steak.0 -
eggs, cottage cheese, greek yogurt0
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