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High-Protein Recipes for Busy Weeknight Dinners

Quick, satisfying dinners for real life, with more protein in every serving.

Make weeknights easier with 30 high-protein dinners designed for real life. Choose from quick meals, easy oven bakes, hearty bowls, and classic comfort foods. Each recipe has clear steps, serving info, nutrition per portion, a macro summary, and quick recipe cards.

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Fast Favourites: Ready in 40 Minutes

7 recipes

Being short on time does not mean you have to miss out on flavour. These quick, protein-rich dinners are perfect for nights when you want a tasty meal without waiting too long.

  • Salmon and Broccoli Pasta Bake

    Calories: 704 kcal Protein: 42.7g per serving

  • Dijon Chicken with Courgette and Quinoa

    Calories: 483 kcal Protein: 57.2g per serving

  • Baked Aubergine Slices with Ham and Cheese

    Calories: 257 kcal Protein: 25.1g per serving

  • Chicken, Bean and Sweetcorn Courgette Boats

    Calories: 307 kcal Protein: 37.3g per serving

  • Mustard Chicken with Bulgur

    Calories: 606 kcal Protein: 47.7g per serving

  • Chicken Stir-Fry Noodles with Black Bean Sauce

    Calories: 450 kcal Protein: 41.2g per serving

  • Turkey Mince with Green Beans

    Calories: 546 kcal Protein: 57.9g per serving

Easy Oven-Baked Dinners

7 recipes

Let your oven handle the hard work. From colourful vegetable bakes to comforting pasta dishes, these recipes are easy to prepare, use balanced ingredients, and are packed with protein.

  • Chicken and Courgette Pasta Bake

    Calories: 603 kcal Protein: 51.3g per serving

  • Mediterranean Turkey and Aubergine Bake

    Calories: 444 kcal Protein: 43.6g per serving

  • Turkey and Broccoli Bake

    Calories: 391 kcal Protein: 53.1g per serving

  • Stuffed Potatoes with Goat’s Cheese

    Calories: 446 kcal Protein: 36.3g per serving

  • Turkey, Tomato and Potato Bake

    Calories: 579 kcal Protein: 59.4g per serving

  • Baked Courgette and Tuna Patties

    Calories: 268 kcal Protein: 29.7g per serving

  • Paprika Chicken Thighs with Chickpeas and Couscous

    Calories: 614 kcal Protein: 48.5g per serving

Bowls, Grains & Noodles

8 recipes

Make a satisfying dinner with wholesome grains, noodles, and flavourful proteins. These flexible meals are easy to change up, and many taste just as good for lunch the next day.

  • Chicken and Vegetable Couscous

    Calories: 625 kcal Protein: 49.4g per serving

  • Creamy Chicken Bowl with Spinach and Mushrooms

    Calories: 603 kcal Protein: 36.1g per serving

  • Chicken and Buckwheat Bowl

    Calories: 373 kcal Protein: 31.3g per serving

  • Peanut Chicken Noodle Salad

    Calories: 587 kcal Protein: 42.6g per serving

  • Garlic and Herb Chicken Thighs with Rice

    Calories: 560 kcal Protein: 52.5g per serving

  • Turkey Meatballs with Coconut Sauce and Couscous

    Calories: 521 kcal Protein: 36.1g per serving

  • Tuna, Lentil and Barley Bowl

    Calories: 383 kcal Protein: 25.4g per serving

  • Chicken with Peas and Bulgur

    Calories: 550 kcal Protein: 46.2g per serving

Comfort Food with More Protein

8 recipes

Comfort food can be good for you too. These warm dinners mix creamy sauces, tender proteins, and familiar flavours for nights when you want something especially satisfying.

  • Creamy Chicken, Spinach and Tomato Pasta

    Calories: 644 kcal Protein: 48.6g per serving

  • Yoghurt-Marinated Oven-Baked Chicken Legs

    Calories: 746 kcal Protein: 55g per serving

  • Chicken and Vegetable Stew with Rice

    Calories: 523 kcal Protein: 46.4g per serving

  • Chicken with Creamy Root Vegetable Sauce

    Calories: 517 kcal Protein: 34.1g per serving

  • Coconut Chicken and Apple Curry

    Calories: 618 kcal Protein: 42.5g per serving

  • Turkey and Sauerkraut Pasta

    Calories: 597 kcal Protein: 47.1g per serving

  • Lamb and Vegetable Pasta

    Calories: 590 kcal Protein: 34.8g per serving

  • Thai Coconut Chicken Soup

    Calories: 449 kcal Protein: 31.2g per serving

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Salmon and Broccoli Pasta Bake

Prep 20 min Cook 20 min 4 servings
High-protein Salmon and Broccoli Pasta Bake

Nutrition

Nutrient Per serving Per 100g
Calories 704 kcal 179 kcal
Protein 42.7g 10.8g
Carbs 83.3g 21.2g
Fat 22.4g 5.7g
Fibre 5.6g 1.4g
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Ingredients

  • 225g of canned pink salmon (drained, from 3 × 105 g cans)
  • 380g of broccoli (about 1 medium, cut into florets, boiled until tender)
  • 10g of garlic (about 2 cloves, minced)
  • 400g of macaroni (dry weight)
  • 250g of rice cooking cream (we used Alpro Cooking Rice, 7.9% fat, use full pack)
  • 200g of mozzarella cheese (block, grated, for topping)
  • 110g of raw egg (about 2 medium, raw, without shell)
  • fine salt (to taste)
  • ground black pepper (to taste)

Method

  1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil, add 400g of macaroni, and cook until al dente following the package instructions. Drain well and set aside.
  2. Cut 380g of broccoli into small florets. Boil them in a separate pot for about 7 minutes, until they’re tender and bright green. Drain well.
  3. While the pasta and broccoli cook, whisk together 250g of rice cream, 110g of eggs (about 2 medium eggs), 200g of grated mozzarella, salt, freshly ground black pepper, and about 2 cloves of pressed garlic in a bowl until smooth.
  4. Layer the cooked pasta and broccoli in a baking dish about 30 x 20 cm in size. Spread 225g of drained salmon pieces evenly on top.
  5. Pour the creamy cheese and egg mixture evenly over everything. Gently mix so all the ingredients are lightly coated.
  6. Bake uncovered in a preheated oven at 160°C for about 20 minutes, until the top is set and just starting to turn golden.
  7. After baking, sprinkle fresh herbs on top and serve warm.
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