High Protein Meal Prep (Meal Plan #2)

In this week’s high-protein meal prep, I’ve planned for you 5 simple plant-based protein recipes, including a breakfast, lunch, snack, and dinner. All the recipes are plant-based and, with my ingredients, I reached over 120g of protein per day!

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Save time, money, headaches, and make your life easier with this ridiculously easy high-protein meal plan that you can meal prep on Sunday for several days of easy, healthy easting, from breakfast to dinner.

In this week’s plan, I’ll show you how to make a super delicious Protein Overnight Oats for breakfast, Lentil and Quinoa Salad for lunch, Raspberry Chia Pudding for snack, Black Bean Sweet Potato Burritos for dinner, and a slice of Protein Cake for dessert.

High-Protein Meal Plan #2

The goal of this meal plan is to make it easy, so you don’t have to cook every day! Make a batch of these on Sunday, and you’ll have three to four days of all your meals sorted!

• Breakfast: Protein Overnight Oats (42g of Protein)
• Lunch: Lentils and Quinoa Salad (20g of Protein)
• Snack: Raspberry Chia Pudding (20g of Protein)
• Dinner: Black Bean Sweet Potato Burritos (22g of Protein)
• Dessert: Protein Cake (15g of Protein)

Total: 120g of protein per day (104g without the cake).

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Nutrition

This meal plan is designed to bring a lot of protein. This is useful if you are on a vegetarian or vegan diet and want more protein.

It’s also a very healthy plan with wholesome ingredients rich in micronutrients.

The following table shows the nutrition my recipes reached for one serving using the ingredients I had on hand. Your macros can vary considerably based on the ingredients you choose, so you’ll have to calculate your own, these are given as an indicative estimate.

Printable Recipes & Shopping List

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How To Use The Plan

1. Print the shopping list and get your ingredients at your favorite shop. You might already have most of them in your pantry and fridge!
2. Print the 4 recipe cards by clicking on the links above.
3. Meal Prep the suggested quantity of servings, or double them for a whole week of breakfast, lunch, snack, and dinner!