Bake jumbo shells stuffed with chicken, spinach and cottage cheese under Alfredo sauce for 43 g protein per serving, from real food not powder.

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.

Bake jumbo shells stuffed with chicken, spinach and cottage cheese under Alfredo sauce for 43 g protein per serving, from real food not powder.

Toss chickpea pasta, Genoa salami and fresh mozzarella with red wine vinaigrette for 41 g protein a bowl, ready in 40 minutes and good for 4 days.

Boil cottage cheese gnocchi in 3 minutes, then toss with turkey sausage and tomato sauce. 40 g protein per serving, no powder, ready in 50 minutes.

Bake a 28 cm chicken crust pizza with pepperoni: 800 g ground chicken, 68 g protein per serving, 50 minutes, and no flour or protein powder.

Bake store-bought naan with skillet chicken and mozzarella for 57 g protein per serving. Two pizzas in 31 minutes, one sheet pan, one skillet.

Bake a cottage cheese flatbread pizza with chicken and pepperoni: 51 g protein per serving from real food, no powder, ready in 47 minutes.

Simmer ground turkey, diced sweet potatoes and black beans in one 12-inch skillet with chipotle. 47 g protein per serving, ready in 50 minutes.

Bake spinach and ricotta stuffed chicken on marinara at 400 F / 200 C. About 62 g protein per serving from chicken and cheese, ready in 62 minutes.

Bake panko chicken cutlets on a rack at 220 C / 425 F for 44 g protein a serving, with shredded cabbage and tonkatsu sauce. Done in 50 minutes.

Bake turkey pesto meatballs, simmer them in marinara and broil under mozzarella for 45-minute subs with about 45 g protein each.

Roast marinated chicken thighs and peppers on one sheet pan, then stuff warm pitas with tzatziki and feta. 43 g protein per serving.

Bake miso-glazed salmon at 220 C and serve it with edamame and rice for 50 g protein per plate. Salmon and soy, no powder, 45 minutes.