Lemon Herb Whole Trout with Fresh Salad (42 g Protein)
Grill pan whole trout with lemon and herbs: 42 g protein per serving, rich in omega-3s and low in mercury, plus what omega-3s may do for your gut and mood.
Grill pan whole trout with lemon and herbs: 42 g protein per serving, rich in omega-3s and low in mercury, plus what omega-3s may do for your gut and mood.
Upgrade instant ramen into a 15-minute high-protein bowl with chicken, jammy eggs and bone broth: 55 g protein and far less sodium than the packet.
Budget-friendly spaghetti with lean beef meat sauce: 27 g protein for about $2 a serving, plus the real cost, the science of cooked tomatoes and why comfort food comforts.
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A lighter slow cooker beef rendang with lean chuck and light coconut milk: about 31 g of protein per serving, plus the story behind the dish and the science of why tough beef turns tender.
A soft, fluffy high-protein omelette with eggs, egg whites, ham and cheese: about 43 g of protein in 10 minutes, plus 5 filling ideas and the science of why eggs keep you full.
Takeout-style garlic sesame chicken and green beans made in one skillet: about 43 g of protein and 350 calories per serving, plus the velveting trick for tender chicken.
Extra crispy air fryer chicken tenders with a Parmesan-panko coating: about 44 g of protein and 335 calories per serving, plus 5 Greek yogurt dips and science-backed tips to feel full.
Creamy high-protein overnight oats with Greek yogurt and a little protein powder: about 36 g of protein per jar, 5 minutes of prep, plus 5 flavors and a no-powder version.