5 High protein dinners you'll love


Hi Reader,

If you’re looking for easy high protein dinners that don’t feel boring or repetitive, I’ve got you covered this week!

These are the kinds of meals that are simple enough for busy nights but still packed with flavor and satisfying enough to keep everyone happy.

From juicy turkey burgers and garlic butter salmon to cozy baked meatballs and honey mustard chicken, these recipes are all easy to make and great for adding more protein to your weekly dinner rotation.

Scroll down for all 5 recipes, and you can also access my entire collection of high protein recipes here.

I've also got a new salad recipe below that you'll be making on repeat all summer long.

I'm definitely making the turkey burgers first. Hit reply and tell me which one(s) you're making!

Happy cooking!

​Marcie

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5 High Protein Dinners You'll LOVE

Juicy Grilled Turkey Burgers

These are juicy, flavorful and the patties can be formed up to a day in advance. Don't want to grill? Cook them in a skillet or air fryer!

Sheet Pan Honey Mustard Chicken

This is a complete meal with potatoes, broccoli and sweet, savory honey mustard sauce. It's ready in about 40 minutes!

Garlic Butter Salmon

Salmon fillets are topped with rich garlic butter, fresh dill and lemon, then baked to tender perfection. This is a restaurant quality meal that is ready in about 20 minutes!

Oven Baked Meatballs

Get juicy meatballs with no browning required! They bake up on a sheet pan and you can serve them in your favorite sauce with crusty bread, pasta and more. You can also cook them in sauce like I did with my baked turkey meatballs!

Pork Chops with Creamy Mushroom Sauce

Juicy pan seared pork chops are smothered in a creamy mushroom sauce. There's minimal prep and they're ready in less than 30 minutes!


New this Week!

Cucumber Tomato Avocado Salad


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