Scrambled Eggs with Greens
Calories = 260
Carbohydrates = 2 g
Fat = 18 g
Protein = 18 g
Ingredients:
Eggs (two whole)
goat cheese (1 oz)
sprouts or arugula (1/2cup)
Calories = 260
Carbohydrates = 2 g
Fat = 18 g
Protein = 18 g
Ingredients:
Eggs (two whole)
goat cheese (1 oz)
sprouts or arugula (1/2cup)
Calories = 355Carbohydrate = 26 gFat = 26 gProtein = 10 g Ingredients: Cooked quinoasliced cucumbershredded carrotsshredded purple cabbagecherry tomatoesavocado (1/4 cup each)olive oillemon juice (1 tbsp each)hemp hearts (2 tbsp)
Calories = 280Carbohydrate = 8 gFat = 18 gProtein = 17 g Ingredients: Baby spinach (2 cups)red onion (1/4 cup)cherry tomatoes (1/4 cup)smoked salmon (3 oz)olive oil (1 tbsp)lemon or lime juice (1 tbsp)sea salt and pepper
Calories = 260Carbohydrates = 41Fat = 10Protien = 9 Ingredients: Sprouted grain toast (1 slice) (sub with rice cake for low carb option)nut butter (1 tbsp)sliced apples ( 1 small apple)cinnamon
Calories = 400Carbohydrate = 43 gFat = 14 gProtein = 12 g Ingredients: Cooked oatmeal (1/2 cup when dry)coconut milk (1cup) top with dried goji berries (2 tbsp) walnuts (2 tbsp)add protein powder for extra protein power
Calories = 416Carbohydrate = 37 gFat = 20 gProtein = 28 g Ingredients: Firm white fish fillets (cod halibut, mahi)grass fed butterlemon juicegarlic powderonion powderpaprikaolive oilparsleysalt and pepper Served with baked sweet potato and arugula
Calories = 345Carbohydrates = 26.5 gFat = 22 gProtien = 13.25 g Ingredients: sugar-free greek or Icelandic yogurt (1 cup)blueberries (1/4cup)sliced almonds (1 tbsp)ground flax or chia seeds (1 tbsp)
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