Rapid fire of things I love for high protein, cheap and easy: - Lentil sloppy joes. Essentially just put water seasoning and lentils into a pot. - Spicy Chili Mac (white people supreme): tofu, kidney beans, tomato and pasta. Pretty low effort, sounds weird but I love it. - Chickpea paprikash- simple and honestly fire: Chickpeas in a warm spicy tomato sauce with pasta (I sub the sour cream for greek yogurt) -Fried rice with eggs and edamame - Black bean quesadillas -Black bean bowl (rice, black beans, salsa, corn, mango if you feel fancy) -Blended tofu/beans into soups/pastas (sounds weird but it helps add protein/thicken it up) - Canned tuna
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