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High-protein, calorie-aware meals you can cook on a weeknight — with macros listed so you can plug them into your targets.

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  • High-Protein Paneer Bhurji

    Spiced scrambled paneer with peas and onions—fast, desi, and protein-dense.

    38g protein · 420 kcal

  • Dal-Rice Protein Plate

    Comfort dal tadka with measured rice and a side of curd for a complete plate.

    28g protein · 520 kcal

  • Egg Bhurji with Roti

    Masala scrambled eggs with two rotis—cheap, fast muscle-building food.

    28g protein · 480 kcal

  • Greek Yogurt Protein Bowl

    Thick yogurt, fruit, and a crunch topping—breakfast or post-workout snack.

    30g protein · 320 kcal

  • Chicken Stir-Fry with Veggies

    Lean chicken and mixed vegetables in a light soy-garlic sauce over rice or millet.

    42g protein · 450 kcal

  • Moong Dal Chilla Stack

    Savory lentil pancakes stuffed with paneer or veggies—protein breakfast hero.

    32g protein · 400 kcal

  • Sprout Chaat Bowl

    Crunchy moong sprouts chaat with onion, tomato, lemon, and sev sparingly.

    20g protein · 280 kcal

  • Peanut Jaggery Energy Bites

    Homemade peanut-jaggery bites for training snacks—portion consciously.

    6g protein · 180 kcal

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