Every recipe is built from foods in the Ethereal database, so the numbers below are exactly
what lands in your diary. Meals carry at least 25 g of protein, snacks at least 10 g. 37
are vegetarian or vegan and 41 take fifteen minutes or less.
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Thirty-plus grams of protein before the day gets busy.
479 kcal · P 38 g · C 21 g
· F 26 g · Fibre 5 g
· Vegetarian
Tomatoes, canned, chopped200 g
Egg, whole, raw150 g
Egg whites, liquid, carton100 g
Bell pepper, red, raw80 g
Onion, raw50 g
Cheese, feta30 g
Olive oil5 g
Soften onion and pepper in oil, add tomatoes, cumin and paprika and simmer 5 minutes. Make wells, crack in the eggs and whites, cover until just set and crumble over feta.
530 kcal · P 34 g · C 54 g
· F 22 g · Fibre 11 g
· Vegetarian
Tofu, firm150 g
Rice, brown, cooked120 g
Kimchi, napa cabbage60 g
Spinach, boiled/wilted60 g
Carrot, raw50 g
Bean sprouts, mung, raw50 g
Gochujang (Korean chilli paste)15 g
Sesame oil5 g
Sesame seeds5 g
Pan-fry cubed tofu in sesame oil until crisp. Arrange over rice with kimchi, spinach, grated carrot and sprouts, add gochujang and sesame seeds and mix.
636 kcal · P 39 g · C 54 g
· F 32 g · Fibre 8 g
· Vegan
Tofu, firm180 g
Coconut milk, canned, full-fat80 g
Tomatoes, canned, chopped150 g
Spinach, raw80 g
Ginger root, fresh, raw10 g
Garlic, raw5 g
Rice, jasmine, cooked120 g
Fry cubed tofu until golden, add ginger, garlic and curry powder, then tomatoes and coconut milk and simmer 10 minutes. Stir in spinach and serve with rice.
155 kcal · P 19 g · C 4 g
· F 7 g · Fibre 1 g
· Vegetarian
Egg, whole, raw50 g
Egg whites, liquid, carton80 g
Spinach, raw20 g
Bell pepper, red, raw30 g
Cheese, cheddar, reduced-fat (50% less fat)10 g
Whisk eggs and whites with chopped spinach, pepper and cheese, pour into two muffin cups and bake at 180C for 18 minutes. Makes a batch to keep in the fridge.
Each ingredient is a row in the Ethereal food database with energy and macros per 100 g,
taken from national composition tables and manufacturer labels. Totals are the ingredient
sums for one serving, rounded to the nearest kcal and gram. Cooking changes weight, not
energy, so grams refer to the state named in the ingredient (cooked rice, raw chicken).
Portion sizes are a starting point: scale them on Today to fit what you have left.