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How many people here meal prep?
Posted on 5/13/18 at 10:20 pm
Posted on 5/13/18 at 10:20 pm
What’s your meal/s for the week consist of?
This is my first attempt at real dieting. Prior to this it was just “eat subway a couple times week” or maybe cut carbs for a couple days. I’m actually trying to do a legit meal prep so here’s what I’m going with this week;
Rice, chicken breast, with carrots & potatoes I cooked with the chicken, along with a mix of veggies each day- probably a mix of broccoli and something else.
It’s fairly carb heavy considering it’s supposed to be a ‘cutting’ diet but my gym sessions are heavy lifting combined with running, so I need some fuel. Thoughts?
This is my first attempt at real dieting. Prior to this it was just “eat subway a couple times week” or maybe cut carbs for a couple days. I’m actually trying to do a legit meal prep so here’s what I’m going with this week;
Rice, chicken breast, with carrots & potatoes I cooked with the chicken, along with a mix of veggies each day- probably a mix of broccoli and something else.
It’s fairly carb heavy considering it’s supposed to be a ‘cutting’ diet but my gym sessions are heavy lifting combined with running, so I need some fuel. Thoughts?
Posted on 5/13/18 at 10:33 pm to TDcline
I meal prep every week for all work meals. This week, I'm having 2 meals of blackened steak burritos with white rice cooked in beef stock and Mrs. Renfros jalapeno salsa.
If this is your first time trying, track macros and adjust to meet your goals as you go. Different people respond differently, so if you're just starting, my biggest piece of advice is to have a good starting point to adjust from.
Personally, adding rice has been good for my performance and I like it. It may not have the same effect for you, though.
If this is your first time trying, track macros and adjust to meet your goals as you go. Different people respond differently, so if you're just starting, my biggest piece of advice is to have a good starting point to adjust from.
Personally, adding rice has been good for my performance and I like it. It may not have the same effect for you, though.
Posted on 5/13/18 at 10:43 pm to TDcline
I do every week. A shite ton of chicken this week, but typically I'll buy a whole filet of salmon and do that and a pork tenderloin or chicken, etc. Pretty much 2 or 3 meats and then I'll make veggies such as broccoli, squash, okra, asparagus a few times a week as they don't take long and use those for lunches and dinners.
I like meal prepping because I can control exactly what I'm eating and it's a hell of a lot cheaper than eating out, even eating some more expensive proteins as I do much of the time.
I like meal prepping because I can control exactly what I'm eating and it's a hell of a lot cheaper than eating out, even eating some more expensive proteins as I do much of the time.
Posted on 5/13/18 at 10:58 pm to Mingo Was His NameO
How long have you been doing it? What have been your results?
Posted on 5/13/18 at 11:05 pm to TDcline
I wish I had the patience.
Posted on 5/13/18 at 11:42 pm to TDcline
I meal prep every week. What I cook depends on macros needed.
I meal prep all mine and wife's meals for the week and 3 or 4 different things for the kids every Sunday.
I meal prep all mine and wife's meals for the week and 3 or 4 different things for the kids every Sunday.
Posted on 5/14/18 at 12:00 am to lsu777
Meal prep is meant to be a simplifying strategy, designed to make healthy eating quick and effortless throughout the week. I meal prep every week.
Posted on 5/14/18 at 5:49 am to TDcline
I meal prep lunch for the week. Otherwise I would eat out everyday and spend lots of money on junk. It ussually involves a simple meat and veggies. However, this week I made some shrimp wraps.
Posted on 5/14/18 at 8:18 am to TDcline
meal prep every sunday
cook a bunch of ground turkey
a bunch of baked chicken breast
10 boiled eggs
stew a pot of squash
every day
-4oz chicken at 11:00
work out 12-1
-protein shake and 10 almonds after
-4 oz chicken at 3
- 2 boiled eggs at 4
-11oz ground turkey and 2 cups of squash at 6 30
errr day
cook a bunch of ground turkey
a bunch of baked chicken breast
10 boiled eggs
stew a pot of squash
every day
-4oz chicken at 11:00
work out 12-1
-protein shake and 10 almonds after
-4 oz chicken at 3
- 2 boiled eggs at 4
-11oz ground turkey and 2 cups of squash at 6 30
errr day
Posted on 5/14/18 at 9:04 am to TDcline
I do.
Sunday is usually the meal prep day. Lunches for sure, and since I usually work out in the evening, I meal prep enough for 4-ish dinners as well. I just bulk cook some foods and leave them in big containers, and then each night I actually put together a lunch and snacks for the next day.
Honestly, I don't know how some people can be fit and healthy without meal prepping. Not enough time in the day.
The items change weekly for me, but usually involve a fair amount of variety (but it never feels like enough variety ). This week I cooked 6 6oz 88/12 beef patties from Costco, 6 turkey burgers, happened to score some steak from the in-laws after Mother's Day, roasted zucchini and squash halves, roasted sweet potato slices/chips, green beans. My wife also made some crock pot fajita chicken with some enchilada sauce.. but it's way lean and has some stuff in it I can't have.
Sunday is usually the meal prep day. Lunches for sure, and since I usually work out in the evening, I meal prep enough for 4-ish dinners as well. I just bulk cook some foods and leave them in big containers, and then each night I actually put together a lunch and snacks for the next day.
Honestly, I don't know how some people can be fit and healthy without meal prepping. Not enough time in the day.
The items change weekly for me, but usually involve a fair amount of variety (but it never feels like enough variety ). This week I cooked 6 6oz 88/12 beef patties from Costco, 6 turkey burgers, happened to score some steak from the in-laws after Mother's Day, roasted zucchini and squash halves, roasted sweet potato slices/chips, green beans. My wife also made some crock pot fajita chicken with some enchilada sauce.. but it's way lean and has some stuff in it I can't have.
This post was edited on 5/14/18 at 9:08 am
Posted on 5/14/18 at 9:34 am to TDcline
I mea prep Breakfast Lunch and Snacks for the week.
Breakfast is usually Yogurt, Berries, Honey,, and Granola
I’ve been considering going vegan so lunch has been a struggle with macros.
Typically: Spinach, black beans quinoa, corn, tomatoes, salsa, maybe tofu. Last week did a black bean chili that was really good. Before the vegan kick, I did Salmon and Salad, or chicken breasts, etc.
Snacks: Apples and Almond Butter, Cottage Cheese and Berries, pita and hummus.
I love doing a meal prep. Relives a lot of stress and helps me eat healthier. I leave home at 5:30am and don’t get home till 7pm. So those couple hours in the evenings are very valuable.
Breakfast is usually Yogurt, Berries, Honey,, and Granola
I’ve been considering going vegan so lunch has been a struggle with macros.
Typically: Spinach, black beans quinoa, corn, tomatoes, salsa, maybe tofu. Last week did a black bean chili that was really good. Before the vegan kick, I did Salmon and Salad, or chicken breasts, etc.
Snacks: Apples and Almond Butter, Cottage Cheese and Berries, pita and hummus.
I love doing a meal prep. Relives a lot of stress and helps me eat healthier. I leave home at 5:30am and don’t get home till 7pm. So those couple hours in the evenings are very valuable.
Posted on 5/14/18 at 11:12 am to marchballer
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I love doing a meal prep. Relives a lot of stress and helps me eat healthier. I leave home at 5:30am and don’t get home till 7pm. So those couple hours in the evenings are very valuable.
Sam here. The few hours I have in the evening are spent with my girlfriend and our dogs. I don’t want to waste time prepping lunch. All prep work is done on Sunday.
Posted on 5/14/18 at 12:48 pm to TDcline
Typical day for me looks like
Two eggs with egg whites added in for breakfast
10am
Smoothie with fruits and veggies
Lunch is chicken or fish, a vegetable, and some almonds or half and avocado
Pre workout about an 1.5 hour before ..oats with some peanut butter and a whey shake
Post workout iso shake
Dinner ground beef, turkey, pork chop, and a veggie..sprouts, squash, broccoli etc
I’m the kind of person that doesn’t mind eating the same thing often so it’s pretty simple.
Two eggs with egg whites added in for breakfast
10am
Smoothie with fruits and veggies
Lunch is chicken or fish, a vegetable, and some almonds or half and avocado
Pre workout about an 1.5 hour before ..oats with some peanut butter and a whey shake
Post workout iso shake
Dinner ground beef, turkey, pork chop, and a veggie..sprouts, squash, broccoli etc
I’m the kind of person that doesn’t mind eating the same thing often so it’s pretty simple.
Posted on 5/14/18 at 12:55 pm to BilJ
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I’m the kind of person that doesn’t mind eating the same thing often so it’s pretty simple.
I'm ok with that too, and it makes meal prep and calorie control so much easier.
I eat lunch and early dinner as the same thing every day at work, then work out when I get home. Lunch/dinner is the same meal 10x a week. It doesn't bug me until I've done like 3-4 weeks of the same thing in a row.
Posted on 5/14/18 at 3:54 pm to TDcline
I pretty much eat a grilled chicken salad every day. I look for chicken breasts when they're on sale and I buy as many as can fit on my grill. It's about 24 large breasts or 28 medium sized. I line them up in north/south position on the gas grill and cook for 30 minutes on each size on low. Freeze the leftovers and then thaw out in the fridge the night before instead of defrosting in the microwave. Still delicious even when reheated.
I marinate in a big aluminum pot that's used to bake a big turkey in.
I marinate in a big aluminum pot that's used to bake a big turkey in.
Posted on 5/14/18 at 5:29 pm to Junky
So is a slow cooker. Any bulk cooker is great.
Posted on 5/17/18 at 1:40 pm to oleyeller
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protein shake and 10 almonds after
Lord just kill me if I'm ever counting my fricking almonds
Posted on 5/17/18 at 2:41 pm to Big_Slim
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Lord just kill me if I'm ever counting my fricking almonds
lol i know, but its so easy to go over calories snacking on nuts. 12 almonds are 80 calories.. 24 is 160,36 is 220. You can eat alot of nuts befpre you knoww it and go well over calorie intake
Posted on 5/17/18 at 2:58 pm to oleyeller
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12 almonds are 80 calories.. 24 is 160,36 is 220.
Are the smaller nuts at the bottom of the bag?
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