HELP: Ideas for PROTEIN only meals!

[superhuman111]

Hi,

I would really appreciate any advice on this. I am in dire need of some variation to my current meals, in particular to my Protein only meal. At the moment, I use two options:

a. Boiled chicken breast / Hard boiled egg whites mixed with mushrooms, cauliflower and cabbages. I spice it with chilli powder from crushed dried red chillis and add salt. It tastes okay. Stir frying it with some olive oil definately makes it a whole lot better but I use that for the Pro/Fat meals.

b. Protein pancakes made with casein and egg whites.

This gets pretty damn boring. I like the protein pancakes better but I like using more whole foods in my daily diet. Does anyone have ideas for Protein only meals with veggies other than what I have posted above?

Thank you in advance.

SH

[nexa]

Hi,

I would really appreciate any advice on this. I am in dire need of some variation to my current meals, in particular to my Protein only meal. At the moment, I use two options:

a. Boiled chicken breast / Hard boiled egg whites mixed with mushrooms, cauliflower and cabbages. I spice it with chilli powder from crushed dried red chillis and add salt. It tastes okay. Stir frying it with some olive oil definately makes it a whole lot better but I use that for the Pro/Fat meals.

b. Protein pancakes made with casein and egg whites.

This gets pretty damn boring. I like the protein pancakes better but I like using more whole foods in my daily diet. Does anyone have ideas for Protein only meals with veggies other than what I have posted above?

Thank you in advance.

SH

I'd make this more often if I had a food processor.. the texture of the cauliflower "rice" really makes all the difference.

http://articles.elitefts.com/nutriti...ty-cauli-rice/

Hope this helps.

[Doberman]

Good one. I was looking for something for my "Down Day" of eating and that fits the bill perfect.

[superhuman111]

That's interesting! Thanks!!


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[AutoKal47]

I only have dessert-like recipes and some are protein/fat but anyway, here's some:

CHIOCOLATE PB APPLE CINNAMON MUFFINS W/TOPPING
1 scoop chocolate protein powder
1/2 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. NuStevia (no carb blend)
2 tbsp. fat free Greek yogurt
2 egg whites
1tbs PB (optional)
Grinded Apple (optional, to tase)
STIR

Topping:
Grinded Almonds
Cinnamon
NuStevia
bake @ 350 DEGREES 12 MIN ca.

Protein Bars
10gr of dried, grated coconut
1 and 1/2 cup of chocolate whey of your choice
2 egg whites (spill a lil yolk)
1/4 cup fat free greek yogurt
1 - 1/2 tsp baking powder
Mix dry ingredients
Mix eggs and greek yogurt and add to the dry ingredients

Preheat oven to 350, bake for 3/5 minutes (tip: you want to take the thing out before
it looks done, otherwise they will come out dry)

PROTEIN NUKE
1/2cup water
2 scoops whey
1 egg white
microwave for 1minute and 50 seconds

PROTEIN ROLLS
1 scoop protein
1 egg white
Cinnamon (optional)
mix in a coffe mug (important for the cylinder shape and cooking time)
Microwave for 45 seconds
Turn upside down and cut the cylinder in half
optional topping with sugar free jelly or greek yogurt or natty PB


Carb Free Cheescake

125gr Fat free cream cheese (or fat free greek yogurt)
1 eggs white
3 tbs double cream (liquid whipping cream, not sweetened)
1 tsp NuStevia (no carb blend)
1/2 scoop protein (vanilla works best, use choc for a "spin off" also goo)
You can add some nuts granola to the mixture (I find pistachos to go well with it)

Preparation:
oven at 350 degrees, for 25/30 minutes
Tip: if you want to avoid the cake to "crack" and to burn
the edges use a glass or ceramic pan, put baking paper and pour the mixture in it,
and most important use the "water bath", put the pan on a (bigger than the pan)
backing sheet and put some water (just enough to cover the surface) in it,
it will prevent the cheesecake to form cracks and dry out too much.

[nexa]

Depending on how much spice you use on your eggs, this might be something to try:

http://www.amazon.com/Sambal-Oelek-C.../dp/B000JMDHCC

[mentalflex]

Depending on how much spice you use on your eggs, this might be something to try:

http://www.amazon.com/Sambal-Oelek-C.../dp/B000JMDHCC

Nexa, siracha is also awesoem on eggs and IMO, is a little less spicy than the sambal (and easier to use).

For a protein only meal, what about beef or game meat? Lean ground beef (you can even drain the meat to reduce fat content) mixed in with eggs and some spices and you can make something like a meat pancake. You also do meat/egg scambles.

Another option is to make a meatloaf or mini meat muffins in a muffin tin with just eggs/egg whites, meat, spices, and some condiments (worchestire sauce, A1, low carb ketchup, pamesan cheese, soy sauce...).

[Kidrok (Hop)]

Fresh chicken salad. Try taking some freshly cooked chicken breasts and put them in a food processor to chop up (a blender may work too). For some reason it seems to chop up better while still warm. If you want just protein try a scoop or 2 on a salad with red wine vinegar. You can also make it real chicken salad with some olive oil mayonaise, or even just a little plain olive oil to make it stick together some.

[mentalflex]

Fresh chicken salad. Try taking some freshly cooked chicken breasts and put them in a food processor to chop up (a blender may work too). For some reason it seems to chop up better while still warm. If you want just protein try a scoop or 2 on a salad with red wine vinegar. You can also make it real chicken salad with some olive oil mayonaise, or even just a little plain olive oil to make it stick together some.

Instead of mayo, you can use Greek Yogurt to reduce the fat content. You can also add chopped hard boiled egg whites and some sugar free relish.

[nexa]

Nexa, siracha is also awesoem on eggs and IMO, is a little less spicy than the sambal (and easier to use).

Using a spoon to scoop some paste out vs. squirting it out of a bottle?

I have both in my kitchen, but have been reaching for the paste more as of late. A drop or two of sriracha to kick up my PB a notch is also tasty. *waits for typical ewwww response*

[mentalflex]

Using a spoon to scoop some paste out vs. squirting it out of a bottle?

I have both in my kitchen, but have been reaching for the paste more as of late. A drop or two of sriracha to kick up my PB a notch is also tasty. *waits for typical ewwww response*

I dunno, for me sambal is more of a condensed kick, whereas siracha is easier to spead the heat. That is kind of what I was going with by saying easier.

I actually mix siracha with PB and bake chicken with it! BANG then use a Greek yogurt, PB, siriacha "sauce" to dip or spread on the chicken after it is done.

There shall be no typical "ewww" response here. We're on the same page with that spicy PB kick! If you get some Aisian 5 Spice seasoning and mix it with the PB and Siracha prior to baking you will get an incredibly aromatic delicious tasting piece of meat.

[Sparkyboy]

I'd make this more often if I had a food processor.. the texture of the cauliflower "rice" really makes all the difference.

http://articles.elitefts.com/nutriti...ty-cauli-rice/

Hope this helps.

Thanks for that post. Will have to try that.

[Undertow]

Rotisserie chicken (remove skin, duh), hot peppers (any kind you like), and walden farms mayo

[nexa]

I dunno, for me sambal is more of a condensed kick, whereas siracha is easier to spead the heat. That is kind of what I was going with by saying easier.

I actually mix siracha with PB and bake chicken with it! BANG then use a Greek yogurt, PB, siriacha "sauce" to dip or spread on the chicken after it is done.

There shall be no typical "ewww" response here. We're on the same page with that spicy PB kick! If you get some Aisian 5 Spice seasoning and mix it with the PB and Siracha prior to baking you will get an incredibly aromatic delicious tasting piece of meat.

:high5:

If WF mayo is anything like their honey mustard dressing... oy vey.

[Undertow]

:high5:

If WF mayo is anything like their honey mustard dressing... oy vey.

I haven't had the honey mustard yet, but I won't be buying the mayo again. Olive oil mayo will do for my diet. Adding hot sauce makes it so it can be moist w less mayo. You can use mustard as well...but it won't be a good idea for those worried about sodium intake.