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The Thirty Gram Table

The Thirty Gram Table

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

The Thirty Gram Table

The Thirty Gram Table

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

The Thirty Gram Table

The Thirty Gram Table

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

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  • High Protein Breakfast
  • Cottage Cheese Recipes
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Homemeal prep breakfast

Maren Ostlund

I taught middle school band for twelve years. At 38 I started lifting weights at the YMCA down the hill, mostly because my back hurt and my doctor suggested it. Somebody at the gym told me to track what I ate for a week. I did. I was eating 58 grams of protein a day, which is roughly one chicken breast and a lot of crackers.Every plan I found told me to eat grilled chicken, rice and broccoli. I tried it for eleven days. I hated it. My husband hated it. My kids ate cereal for dinner twice.So I stopped looking for diet food and went back to what I already cooked. Shepherd's pie. Chicken and dumplings. Baked ziti. Breakfast that is not a shake. I kept the dish and changed the math: more of the protein, less of the filler, cottage cheese where it would hide, lentils in the ground meat, Greek yogurt instead of half the cream.
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Golden baked oatmeal square topped with a swirl of Greek yogurt and fresh raspberries on a rustic wood table
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Warm Baked Oatmeal with Greek Yogurt and Raspberries

Maren Ostlund Maren Ostlund Updated on September 29, 2026September 13, 2026 Leave a Comment on Warm Baked Oatmeal with Greek Yogurt and Raspberries7 min read

Bake Greek yogurt oatmeal with 6 eggs and raspberries for 30g protein per serving, ready in about an hour, no protein powder needed.

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Baked egg cups with spinach and feta on a wooden board, one cup sliced open showing ham and cheese inside
Egg Recipes High Protein Breakfast High Protein Meal Prep and Lunches

High-Protein Baked Egg Cups with Spinach and Feta

Maren Ostlund Maren Ostlund Updated on September 17, 2026September 11, 2026 Leave a Comment on High-Protein Baked Egg Cups with Spinach and Feta10 min read

Bake egg cups with spinach, feta and diced ham for 30g protein per serving, ready in 35 minutes total.

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