These High Protein, Easy To Cook Meals Are A Must-Have For Your Diet (5 of 5)

Grilled salmon served with Elote-style veggies

Salmon is a great source of protein, and by pairing it up with elote-style veggies, you are just taking it to the very next level. You can also add some cotija cheese, cilantro, and a teaspoon of lime juice to make it heavenly.

Per serving: 463 calories

Protein: 44 g

Carbs: 18 g

Fiber: 4 g

Fat: 25 g

Sugar: 4 g

Sodium: 512 mg

Ginger Chicken Power Bowls served with Creamy Lime Dressing

The best combo in the world – ginger, lime, and garlic. Add all these in a bowl of chicken and top it off with some broccoli and quinoa to get a healthy and tasty meal.

Per serving: 494 calories

Protein: 31 g

Carbs: 50 g

Fiber: 2 g

Fat: 20 g

Sugar: 19 g

Thai Tempeh Buddha Bowl

This Thai recipe will surely become one of your favorites once you give it a try. The creamy texture of the cashew sauce just makes it amazing. Must try.

Per serving: 275 calories

Protein: 20 g

Carbs: 40 g

Fiber: 16 g

Fat: 10 g

Sugar: 4 g

Grilled Cheeseburgers

Cheeseburgers are a great source of protein – just swap the cheddar cheese for a healthier variant like goat cheese or gouda, and you are good to go!

Per serving: 668 calories

Protein: 34 g

Carbs: 27 g

Fiber: 1 g

Fat: 46 g

Sugar: 7 g

Sodium: 1098 mg

Paleo Slow Cooked Thai Red Curry Turkey Meatballs

If you are a fan of slow cooked meals, then these slow-cooked, low-maintenance meatballs will surely become your favorite soon.

Per serving: 411 calories

Protein: 29 g

Carbs: 23 g

Fiber: 2 g

Fat: 23 g

Sugar: 9 g

Sodium: 777 g

This concludes our list of high-protein meals that are also easy to cook. Contrary to popular belief, protein dishes aren’t always tasteless. Besides, you can play with ingredients to make them more palatable.