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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 P.S. Be sure and follow me on Facebook to watch my video content! 5 High Protein Dinners You'll LOVENew this Week!Cucumber Tomato Avocado Salad
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Hi, I'm Marcie! I'm a culinary school graduate sharing easy, healthy recipes rich in seasonal, sustainable ingredients. You'll also find produce guides, cooking tips and techniques and both healthy and decadent desserts because life is about balance!
Hi Reader, I love experimenting with various types of flours, and almond flour is one of my favorites. It's nutrient-dense, gluten-free, and can be used in baked goods or as a binder substitute for breadcrumbs in savory recipes. Super fine almond flour is best known for giving a light, fluffy texture. Almond meal, on the other hand, contains the almond skins, which are much more dense and a little grainy in texture. For this reason, almond flour cannot be swapped with almond meal. When in...
Hi Reader, I always have a tub of plain Greek yogurt in my fridge. It’s creamy, tangy, packed with protein—and it works in way more than just breakfast. It's great in dips and dressings, as a creamy condiment for savory dishes, and it's fabulous in baking. In case you're wondering, my go-to brand is Fage -- they have a Best Self Lactose Free version that I love. Want more options? You can find more inspiration on how to use Greek yogurt here. Be sure and check out my new recipes for the week...
Hi Reader, I can't believe we're in the last full month of spring and that summer is already on the horizon! Personally, I plan to eat as much spring produce as I can before it’s gone. Asparagus, artichokes and peas are at the top of my list. But I'm also fully embracing the arrival of early summer produce like cherries, apricots and rhubarb. This week I’m sharing four recipes that celebrate May produce, and one cherry dessert to welcome in the early summer fruit. This recipe roundup includes...