Recipes

A big part of staying on a macro plan means making meals you enjoy! One of my favorite things to do is find restaurant meals that I love and try to recreate them at home so I can control the macros better and avoid hidden ingredients.

If you are tired of eating plain dried out chicken breasts then switch over to these Air Fryer chicken thighs instead.

Finding desserts when you are counting macros can be challenging. Finding one high in protein that actually tastes good is even harder.

This farmer’s market veggie frittata is your healthy answer to lazy mornings!

If you are burned out on chicken but still want a lean protein dish you can meal prep, this gluten-free, healthy, high-protein tuna casserole is what you’ve been looking for.

If you have a sweet tooth or find yourself needing an easy on-the-go snack to keep your energy up, these healthy peanut butter chocolate chip energy bites are for you.

Get ready for this healthy crispy cornflake chicken with hot honey sauce—It’s naturally gluten-free, high in protein, and so easy to make in the air fryer.

Looking for something sweet but still want to keep your macros in check? This single-serve chocolate protein mug cake has 29g of protein and 6g of fiber.

This single-serve version of healthy PB&J overnight oats is a nod to my childhood and one of my favorites for a hassle-free breakfast. Bonus: It packs in nearly 40g of protein and keeps you full for hours! This recipe has just five ingredients and mixes right in the container.

This simple, healthy crockpot chicken recipe takes five minutes to prep and only has six ingredients.

We recently wrote this article about the power of casein protein intake before bed for your recovery. There’s never been a better excuse for dessert. Try these macro-friendly, casein protein powder ideas

We are entering the season of comfort food and coach Amy loves batch-cooking healthy meals like this one!