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High-protein meal-prep recipes

Good meal prep is more than putting the same food into several boxes. The recipes in this collection are tagged for advance preparation and give measured portions, clear cooking stages and nutrition per serving, helping you plan work lunches or busy training days without guessing quantities.

What makes a recipe suitable for meal prep?

A useful batch recipe should portion cleanly, keep its texture reasonably well and be safe to cool, store and reheat. Rice bowls, grain salads, baked dishes, curries and separately packed sauces often work better than fragile garnishes or foods that must stay crisp. Follow the recipe’s storage note and use shallow, clean containers so hot food cools efficiently before refrigeration.

Building balanced meal-prep boxes

Start with the number of portions you genuinely need. Combine a measured protein source with vegetables and a carbohydrate that suits your schedule, then add sauce or fat deliberately rather than by eye. Divide the cooked batch evenly; otherwise the nutrition shown per serving will no longer match each box. Keep wet dressings separate when they would soften leaves, bread or roasted toppings.

Storage and reheating basics

Refrigerate cooked food promptly, label containers and use the shortest safe storage window among the ingredients in the dish. Reheat only the portion you plan to eat and make sure it is steaming hot throughout. Add fresh herbs, yoghurt sauces or crunchy elements after reheating. When freezing, choose recipes whose vegetables and sauces tolerate thawing, and defrost safely in the refrigerator.

How recipes in this collection are selected

Every recipe shown here must match the collection rule using its published serving-level nutrition, meal type, ingredients, preparation time or editorial tags. We favor clear gram measurements, practical supermarket ingredients and instructions that describe the actual cooking process. Nutrition values are displayed per serving so that recipes can be compared consistently. Filters are not medical advice, and individual energy or protein needs vary with body size, training and goals. Check allergens, use safe internal cooking temperatures and adjust portions to your own plan.

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Recipes in this collection

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Dinner · 60 min

Ćevapi

Small Balkan-style grilled meat rolls made from the listed beef and pork, onion, garlic and paprika. Mix and shape them before cooking; do not bake the raw mixture in a casserole with every ingredient.

47g
protein
628
kcal
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Dinner · 115 min

Venezuelan Sancocho

Six generous bowls of Venezuelan-inspired beef-shank soup with corn, potato and yautia. This measured, simplified version omits the cassava, yam and squash present in some family recipes; the displayed macros cover only the listed ingredients.

40.58g
protein
358.98
kcal
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Dinner · 160 min

Piri-Piri Chicken and Slaw

Whole piri-piri chicken roasted until safely cooked, rested, and served with crisp beetroot, carrot and cabbage slaw. This measured version uses rapeseed oil instead of the source's groundnut oil and makes five modest servings without the source's optional chips or condiments.

40.58g
protein
363.01
kcal
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Dinner · 85 min

Ayam Percik

Malaysian-style roasted chicken thighs with a reduced coconut-shallot spice sauce. Cook the sauce before coating the chicken; optional overnight marinating is not included in the shown time.

36.38g
protein
426.87
kcal
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Lunch · 45 min

Chicken Noodle Soup

Chicken Noodle Soup is a familiar, easy-to-cook recipe built from everyday supermarket ingredients such as Chicken Breast, raw, Egg Noodles, dry, Chicken Stock, Carrot. It is written as a practical home version with measured portions and a dish-specific method rather than a generic template.

31g
protein
346
kcal
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Dinner · 175 min

Rappie Pie

Acadian chicken and grated-potato rappie pie. Squeeze the grated potatoes thoroughly, then add hot chicken broth until the pulp spreads thickly. Nutrition is an upper-bound ingredient estimate because the discarded starchy liquid and variable broth absorption are not measured.

35.78g
protein
438.26
kcal
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