
Sesame Ginger Turkey Meatballs and Squash Noodles

This colorful and flavorful dish is an excellent lunch to meal prep. Curry chicken with green beans is easy to make in small or large volumes, stores well, reheats well, and is delicious. If you’re regular meal prepp’er you should definitely include curry in your routine.
This is a great option for high protein low calorie diets. Both the chicken and the green beans offer a good amount of protein. Which makes this dish deceptively filling and will leave you feeling full for the rest of the day while not weighing you down or making you tired. The fiber content and antioxidants are also helpful in managing a healthy body. All of this combines to be very effective for diets focused on weight management.
This curry chicken dish is extremely versatile. The veggies and protein can both be exchanged for other ingredients and the soul of the dish will remain. Stick to proteins that are affordable to maximize the value of curry’s strong flavor. Nearly any vegetable will go well. You just need to adjust the cooking times based on the type of vegetable. This is part of what makes curry so amazing, you can mix and match the other ingredients to your heart’s content.
Not a big fan of green beans or mushrooms, curry is a delicious flavor that will elevate everything in the dish. You’ll find yourself enjoying vegetables like never before.
Chicken sausage and leeks is a delicious take on sausage and veggies. This is a fantastic recipe for weeknight dinners. It’s easy and quick to make so even when you’re exhausted you can whip this up quickly without many ingredients. Convenience is one of the main reasons people break their diets. Instead of going to get fast food, just chop some ingredients up and toss them in a pan. You’d be amazed by what a simple dish like this can deliver in flavor and satisfaction
Our take on sausage and veggies replaces traditional sausage with chicken sausage. Chicken sausage is the healthier, leaner version and tastes great if a little different. This swap is a great option in a lot of sausage based recipes, offering more protein and lower fat. Accompanying the sausage is of course the leeks as well as bell peppers and celery. This delicious combinations of vegetables are rich in vitamins and dietary fiber that will benefit digestion and the immune system.
The dish begins with sautéing the leeks until they soften and release their sweet, mild flavor, a process that fills your kitchen with a warm, inviting aroma. The chicken sausage is then browned, adding a savory depth that complements the leeks perfectly. The dish can be cooked in one pan, minimizing cleanup and maximizing convenience.
This is a versatile recipe so making swaps on veggies or protein is completely fine. Don’t have celery, swap it for fennel, onions, or carrots and enjoy your own twist on the recipe.
Refreshing and delicious, this chicken and mandarin orange salad recipe is a perfect lunch on a busy work day or a light dinner. Salads are best served fresh however if you keep the vegetables, chicken, and oranges separate then you can easily store them and combine just before eating. The savory chicken, marinated in sun dried tomatoes and pesto, is balanced by the citrus flavor of the orange slices. You won’t need much salad dressing for this chicken and mandarin orange salad, the ingredients and marinade are excellent already.
The dish is stunning as well. The vibrancy alone makes the meal stand out and then the unique combination of vegetables, fruit, and protein make for a unique salad experience. If you’re looking for a way to add salads to your routine and have struggled with it in the past, try this recipe. It’s different then the typical salad. Or, if you’re an avid salad eater, mix up your routine with this chicken and mandarin orange salad recipe. Bring some new flavors to your usual meal prep.
This salad is super easy to make and assemble. It’s fast and versatile too. Grill or cook your chicken in an air fryer, on a grill, in the oven or even try a different protein. Steak works well with the flavors as well if you’re looking for a different take. Even adding different vegetables or nuts, for an added crunch, are great ways to mix up the recipe.
Sesame Ginger Turkey Meatballs and Squash Noodles
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