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Every recipe in this collection is built around a fitness goal — high protein to support muscle retention, lower calories to aid fat loss, or nutrient density to fuel performance. You won't find diet food here: these are real, satisfying meals that happen to support your numbers. Each recipe includes a full macronutrient breakdown.
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Everything you need to know about recipes
High protein (20-40 g per serving), moderate carbs calibrated to activity level, sufficient fibre for satiety, and whole-food ingredients that provide micronutrients — not just macros.
Research suggests 20-40 g of protein per meal optimises muscle protein synthesis. Spreading intake evenly across 3-4 meals is more effective than one large protein bolus.
Yes — high-protein soups like miso white bean soup reheat very well and often improve in flavour over 3-4 days in the fridge. They're among the most meal-prep-friendly fitness foods.
Yes, with planning. Combining complementary plant sources (e.g., legumes + grains) provides all essential amino acids. Leucine content per serving is the key variable to monitor.