top of page
Artboard 9.png

Salad high protein


1. Greek Chickpea Protein Salad

Calories: ~340 | Protein: ~18g

Ingredients:

  • Chickpeas (boiled, drained) – 100g (164 cal, 8.9g protein)

  • Greek yogurt (unsweetened, low-fat) – 100g (59 cal, 10g protein)

  • Cucumber – 100g (12 cal, 0.6g protein)

  • Cherry tomatoes – 100g (18 cal, 0.9g protein)

  • Feta cheese – 20g (52 cal, 3.5g protein)

  • Fresh parsley – 5g (2 cal, 0.2g protein)

  • Lemon juice – 1 tbsp (4 cal)

  • Salt & pepper to taste

Method:

  1. In a bowl, combine chickpeas, cucumber, and tomatoes.

  2. Add Greek yogurt, lemon juice, and parsley; toss well.

  3. Crumble feta on top, season with salt & pepper, and serve chilled.

2. High-Protein Cottage Cheese & Quinoa Salad

Calories: ~345 | Protein: ~19g

Ingredients:

  • Low-fat paneer/cottage cheese – 80g (152 cal, 14g protein)

  • Cooked quinoa – 50g (71 cal, 2.5g protein)

  • Baby spinach – 50g (12 cal, 1.5g protein)

  • Bell peppers (mixed) – 100g (31 cal, 1g protein)

  • Cherry tomatoes – 50g (9 cal, 0.5g protein)

  • Olive oil – 1 tsp (40 cal)

  • Lemon juice – 1 tbsp (4 cal)

  • Salt, pepper, chili flakes to taste

Method:

  1. Lightly pan-fry cottage cheese cubes in a non-stick pan (no extra oil).

  2. In a large bowl, mix quinoa, spinach, peppers, and tomatoes.

  3. Add cottage cheese, drizzle with olive oil & lemon juice, season, and toss well.

3. Lentil & Edamame Protein Salad

Calories: ~350 | Protein: ~20g

Ingredients:

  • Boiled green lentils – 100g (116 cal, 9g protein)

  • Shelled edamame – 80g (94 cal, 9g protein)

  • Chopped cucumber – 80g (10 cal, 0.5g protein)

  • Chopped red onion – 30g (12 cal, 0.3g protein)

  • Cherry tomatoes – 80g (14 cal, 0.7g protein)

  • Fresh coriander – 5g (2 cal)

  • Apple cider vinegar – 1 tbsp (3 cal)

  • Mustard – 1 tsp (5 cal)

  • Salt & pepper to taste

Method:

  1. Mix lentils, edamame, cucumber, onion, and tomatoes in a bowl.

  2. Whisk vinegar, mustard, salt, and pepper to make the dressing.

  3. Pour over the salad, mix well, and garnish with coriander.


 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
High protein tips

. Core principle (important before meals) You don’t “add protein” randomly. You replace low-protein bulk (rice, wheat, excess veggies) with: Protein-dense grains / flours Protein sides built into the

 
 
 
LADA (Latent Autoimmune Diabetes of Adulthood):

The “Invisible” Diabetes Most Adults Are Misdiagnosed With Most people think diabetes fits neatly into two boxes: Type 1 (autoimmune, childhood) and Type 2 (lifestyle, adulthood) . But there’s a third

 
 
 

Comments


Artboard 9.png

I'm Nancy. I am a nutritionist and a fitness enthusiast. Before getting my certification, I had tried several diets, methods and measures of losing weight, staying healthy and performing better. Every time I would think of losing weight, only thing that will come to my mind is eating less, although I succeeded in my efforts but most of the times; weight bounced back. There was something that I was not doing right because eating less made me HANGRY and eating back calories made me heavier...

An initiative by Aktiv Health and Wellness

IMG_9738.JPEG
bottom of page