This week I decided to make the following meals:
- Chicken tenders w/ brussel sprouts chips
- Tomato dijon turkey meatballs w/ twice baked butternut squash
For my extra snack, I plan on making crockpot steel cut oats.
To be honest, I was weary of making the chicken tenders. I never seem to bread chicken right. But I believe practice makes perfect, and I put together a good set up of --
Raw Chicken | Egg White wash | Almond Flour breading | Baking Rack
While the chicken was baking, I prepped the brussel sprout chips. It was kind of fun unlayering the brussel sprouts- it reminded me of one of those russian dolls within a doll.
| This is 10 brussel sprouts worth of leaves |
As soon as the chicken tenders left the oven, I roasted the brussel sprouts. While the sprouts roasted, I cleaned and put the chicken in its leftover container.
Below is the finished meal:
| The recipe included a honey mustard dip, which really made the meal. |
After dinner I made banana protein muffins (just cause). I ate them really fast and didn't take a picture of them. They were pretty much:
- Blend:
- 1 banana
- 1 tbsp coconut flour
- 1/2 tbsp almond flour
- 3/4 Scoop of vanilla whey
- 2 tbsp egg whites
- 3/4 tbsp of cocoa powder
- Couple shakes of cinnamon
- Pour batter into 3 muffin liners
- Bake 20 minutes (+/- 5 mins) at 350 degrees
The muffins were pretty good, and didn't taste very protein-like. They were small, but I think that is inevitable when cooking with coconut flour, almond flour, and protein powder. And like I mentioned in an earlier post, I don't really like to make 1+ servings of almond flour baked goods because I will gobble up the whole batch. This recipe is one serving and about 270 calories.
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