Sear hot honey chicken thighs in a cast-iron skillet, then pile them over rice with yogurt slaw. 41 g protein per bowl, ready in 50 minutes.

Comfort food that actually feeds you. Every recipe hits 30g protein or more.
Comfort food that actually feeds you. Every recipe hits 30g protein or more.

Sear hot honey chicken thighs in a cast-iron skillet, then pile them over rice with yogurt slaw. 41 g protein per bowl, ready in 50 minutes.

Brown skillet turkey Swedish meatballs, then simmer them in sour cream gravy over egg noodles. 42 g protein per serving, ready in 50 minutes.

Simmer red lentils with ghee and spices, then top with cold Greek yogurt and crispy onions for 38 g protein per serving in 55 minutes.

Simmer chicken in red enchilada sauce, layer with corn tortillas, black beans and cheese, then bake. 45 g protein per serving, serves 6.

Pan-sear salmon bites in a honey garlic glaze and serve over edamame rice. 38 g protein per serving from salmon, edamame and rice, in 40 minutes.

Simmer ground beef stroganoff with Greek yogurt for 40 g protein per serving in 45 minutes. Lean beef and yogurt do the work, no powder or canned soup.

Roast honey mustard chicken thighs and green beans on two sheet pans. About 40 g protein per serving from real chicken, ready in 60 minutes.

Sear thin sirloin, soften peppers and mushrooms, and melt provolone on top. This 30 cm skillet makes 4 servings with 47 g protein each in 50 minutes.

Bake cod fillets on a smoky chorizo and chickpea stew in one skillet, with about 46 g protein per serving and a 51-minute timeline.

Sear 570 g ground turkey, then toss spicy noodles in a peanut-gochujang sauce. 36 g protein per bowl from real food, on the table in 35 minutes.

Bake chicken, broccoli, rice and sharp cheddar in a Greek yogurt cheese sauce. About 45 g protein per serving, ready in 65 minutes, no powder.
Pan-sear 12 spiced beef kofta in a cast-iron skillet, then spoon on garlic yogurt sauce. 40 g protein per serving, no powder, 63 minutes.

Pan-fry canned tuna, cheddar and panko into eight patties, then serve on toasted English muffins for a 51-minute dinner with 43 g protein.

Bake white chicken chili casserole with seared chicken, Greek yogurt and pepper jack for 43 g protein per serving. Ready in 80 minutes.

Pan-sear sesame chicken in a honey-soy glaze, then pile it over rice and edamame for 41 g protein per bowl in 45 minutes.

Brown ground turkey and zucchini in one 12-inch skillet, then finish with lemon and feta. 38 g protein per serving, ready in 35 minutes.

Sear and roast pork tenderloin over white beans and apples in one 12-inch skillet. 42 g protein per serving from real food, ready in 58 minutes.

Sear Cajun chicken, blend cottage cheese into a smooth sauce, and finish with penne. 48 g protein per serving in 40 minutes, no powder.

Simmer shredded chicken in smoky chipotle tomato sauce, then stack it on refried beans and crisp tostadas for 40 g protein per serving in 45 minutes.

Roast 24 beef meatballs and bell peppers on two sheet pans in 45 minutes. 40 g protein per serving from beef, egg, Parmesan and beans.

Simmer brown lentils with mushrooms, top with cottage cheese mash, and get 38 g protein per serving from real food in 100 minutes.