High Protein diet

Just buy a ton of chicken breasts and eggs. That's where I get most of my protein from.

With chicken, I usually cover it in bread crumbs and season it with garlic powder and some herbs. Really juicy and has so much flavor. Or I have it roasted at least once a week with a roast dinner. We've also marinated chicken legs in a BBQ and Honey Sauce and put them on the Barbeque. Bits of Chicken Breast on Wraps or Sandwiches.

With eggs, scrambled, boiled, in an omelette and can be added to any meal.

the South Beach Diet has some easy good low carb recipes

There is something called Google... type in "high protein cook book", and voila, 3 million results.
Here's one. I'm sure you can search the rest.

http://www.amazon.com/High-protein-Cookbook-Healthy-Irresistibly-Low-carb/dp/0609806734

There is something called Google... type in "high protein cook book", and voila, 3 million results.
Here's one. I'm sure you can search the rest.

http://www.amazon.com/High-protein-Cookbook-Healthy-Irresistibly-Low-carb/dp/0609806734

I was asking for personal opinions of people who have tried said cook books, but thanks for the google tip I'd never thought of that

:laugh:

i don't recommend this ACTUAL diet but the doukan (sp?) diet has some great high protein low carb recipes.

eta: i made pancakes for breakfast this morning that had 50g of protein and 13ish carbs, and it was yummy. just do some googling

I'm finding that I'm struggling to keep the carbs down and get the protein up. I eat a lot of veg and very little pasta/rice/bread etc (I know my diary is locked but I'm after more specific advice)

If your not eating much grains then where are all these carbs coming from?

In answer to your question, eggs/fish/turkey/chicken/steak.....eat more of those plus a protein shake can be handy from time to time.

Few more websites Libby

http://candiceslowcarbrecipes.typepad.com/

http://yourlighterside.com/your-lighter-side-cookbook/

Got in 105 grams of protein today.. how?

Burger, Roast Beef, peanut butter, protein shake and cheese.

Some protein heavy things I love:

Tuna salad -- canned tuna with cottage cheese, a little mayo, walnuts and some dried cranberries.

Scrambled eggs with a deli turkey slice cut up, a bit of cheddar cheese, onion, mushrooms and spinach, and guacamole or avocado on the side. And BACON!

Chicken breast marinated in Bone Suckin' Sauce and thrown on the grill.

Grilled salmon on a bed of greens, with sesame dressing.

Oh, also using half regular eggs and half egg whites in a scramble.

Burgers made with ground bison (buffalo), onions, and bbq sauce. No bun.

A cup of Stonyfield Farm vanilla greek yogurt with two tablespoons of Udi's Vanilla Granola, and a dash of Vietnamese cinnamon mixed in.

Milk and kefir are both good drinkable sources of protein.

Protein shake with your favorite protein powder, vanilla kefir, Vietnamese cinnamon, and ice.

People looking for increasing their protein intake frequently forget about beans. Beans are even lower in fat and cholesterol than chicken and eggs and can help break up the monotony of chicken/broccoli, chicken/rice etc. I'm like you, I get so tired of chicken - It finally got to a point where I was avoiding it because I was so burned out.

I love veggie and bean salads (Black beans, pinto beans, kidney beans, black eyed peas etc....) with fat free italian dressing. Here's a recipe - leave out the jalapenos if you don't like spicy : http://allrecipes.com/recipe/texas-caviar-i/.

If I'm very short on time and can't actually sit to enjoy a meal I'll make a quick pot of mexican rice with a can of black beans and corn mixed in, wrap it up in a whole wheat tortilla and walk out the door!

Also these veggie turkey balls have a good amount of protein in them, and are delicious! : http://allrecipes.com/recipe/turkey-veggie-meatloaf-cups/detail.aspx?event8=1&prop24=SR_Thumb&e11=turkey veggie meatloaf&e8=Quick Search&event10=1&e7=Recipe.

Here's our favorite Pork Chop recipe (great in protein, and it's a weight watchers recipe so it's very healthy) - Again, leave out the jalapenos if you don't like spicy - http://www.weightwatchers.com/food/rcp/RecipePage.aspx?recipeid=130231

A great website to just browse is AllRecipes.com - they have recipes for all sorts of different meal types - low fat, vegetarian, mexican, etc... It's where we find most of our recipes weekly because I HATE cooking the same old thing over and over!! Most of the time you can make alterations based on your calorie-intake preference - for example, I usually leave out sour cream, or replace regular cheese with low fat cheese, etc..

Hope this helps! Good luck!!

If you eat cereal try a mix of a low sugar flake cereal with a wholegrain muesli (low sugar) and add a scoop of protein powder - total is around 400 cals but high protein and low GI - I work afternoons and keeps me going. Same goes for wholegrain porridge with a scoop of protein

50+% of my diet is protein, lots of

egg white omelettes +veggies.
scrambled eggs and smoked salmon(yum)
Spicy turkey burgers..(turkey mince,oats,cumin,chilli,1/2onion,egg whites.)
Tuna burgers (tinned tuna,oats and whatever else you fancy)
Chicken
Chicken
Chicken
Protein shake x2 a day
Protein bar when im low on cals
Jamie eason protein cupcakes are pretty good too
Oh and cottage cheese before bed!

Hiya babe

I was interested to see what recipes I could find for you & came across these.

Hope they are something you are looking for.

Love Stacey xxx

http://www.food.com/recipe/goat-cheese-stuffed-chicken-breast-482537

http://www.food.com/recipe/perfect-pork-tenderloin-63828

http://www.food.com/recipe/the-ultimate-salmon-fillets-53198

http://www.food.com/recipe/cream-cheese-herb-stuffed-chicken-breasts-95607

http://www.mealsforyou.com/cgi-bin/recipeCategory?category.protein+orderBy.protein+loHi.high

http://www.eatingwell.com/recipes_menus/recipe_slideshows/high_protein_low_calorie_lunch_recipes

Some of these recipes look great too

http://www.maximuscle.com/toolsanddownloads/recipes.html

I've recently changed my macros to get 40% carbs, 30% protein and 30% fat daily. I'm finding that I'm struggling to keep the carbs down and get the protein up. I eat a lot of veg and very little pasta/rice/bread etc (I know my diary is locked but I'm after more specific advice)

What I was wanting to know is if any of you can recommend a good cook book for recipes high in protein, that are nice to eat and don't have ingredients list as long as your arm. I will eat anything, suppose that was part of my original problem :laugh: :drinker:

My diary is public so take a peek for some food ideas. I eat a lot of lean hamburger, turkey, chicken breast, eggs, cheese, salmon and tuna.