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Slow Cooker Honey Garlic Chicken and Veggies

In by Morgan Hoover

This is another easy and tasty throw-together slow cooker meal with minimal prep needed! This meal provides 43g of protein and over 10g of fiber, which will keep you satisfied for hours. We recommend using coconut aminos instead of soy sauce to reduce sodium. If you'd like a lower sugar option, you can cut back on the honey.The ingredients listed below require the least amount of prep, but you are welcome to use Russet potatoes or sweet potatoes, unpeeled carrots, or fresh green beans.

Pork and sauerkraut with carrots and potatoes

In by Morgan Hoover

Pork and sauerkraut is a German dish traditionally served with potatoes. It's commonly served on New Year's Day in Germany and also in Pennsylvania, where many Germans immigrated in the 1600s-1800s.While red meats are often fatty and pricey, pork loin is relatively lean and inexpensive. Pork is delicious with sauerkraut, which is fermented cabbage that provides a salty flavor and keeps the pork juicy. We added some carrots for extra fiber for digestion, vitamin A for eye health, and many other micronutrients.For more texture variety, you can also use a microwavable baked potato to eat separately or put the pork and sauerkraut on top.

Sheet pan fish tacos

In by Rachel Dreher

This recipe can be cooked in an air fryer, oven or Galanz. A great meal prep recipe that you can customize by changing the toppings!

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Fajita pasta

In by Rachel Dreher

If you have ever enjoyed the fajita pasta from the Northstar grille at SPRIMO then give this recipe a shot! It is a modified version of that recipe that requires only 1 refrigerated ingredient! Cook this in a 3qt instapot or in a pot on the stove or hot plate.

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Veggie loaded nachos

In by Rachel Dreher

Here is a super quick meal that you can throw together in 30 minutes. By using a rotisserie chicken, canned chicken, or a package of pre-seasoned pre-cooked chicken strips found in the frozen section this recipe requires very minimal work. You can modify the portions to make it work in a Galanz or air fryer. Adapted from EatingWell.

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One Pot Salmon & Veggies

In by Rachel Dreher

Try this recipe in your electric skillet or a skillet on the stove top and have a great meal put together in less than 30 minutes. This is a super nutritious dinner as well with healthy fats and protein from the salmon, fantastic fibers, antioxidants and polyphenols coming from the tomato and zucchini.

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Crockpot or Instapot Hot Sauce Chicken

In by Rachel Dreher

Cook up this tasty chicken in 15 minutes in the instapot or 4 hours in the crockpot and pair with whatever you would like! Put into a wrap or lettuce wrap with shredded carrots, celery, and a creamy dressing.

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Garlicky Tofu & Shiitake Stir-fry

In by Rachel Dreher

This stir fry meal comes together in a couple of minutes! Did you know that cabbage contains polyphenols and fibers that are favorite foods of your good bacteria? Cabbage helps reduce inflammation, high blood pressure, and helps balance cholesterol levels. If you cannot find shiitake mushrooms use any kind available. If you do not like tofu you can easily switch it out for marinated chicken breast or steak strips.

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Spinach & Cauliflower Rice Chicken Casserole

In by Rachel Dreher

This casserole has lean protein plus 4 different sources of fiber, including a heavy dose of the prebiotic fiber called inulin. Inulin comes from the garlic and artichokes and this inulin will help feed and increase the levels of good bacteria in your gut. Long-term, the good bacteria will improve your insulin sensitivity and calorie control!

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1 pot Italian chicken skillet

In by Rachel Dreher

You only need one pot for this meal! The zucchini is a great source of prebiotic fiber (the stuff that feeds your good bacteria) called polydextrol, while the onion and garlic contain prebiotic fiber called inulin. The plain yogurt in this recipe adds creaminess and beneficial bacteria called probiotics.

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Instapot lentil stew

In by Rachel Dreher

A quick meal to throw together and you only need a pressure cooker. Very filling and full of plant protein and fiber! Adapted from eating well.com

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Instapot shrimp Thai curry

In by Rachel Dreher

Tastes like its from a restaurant! Pick the curry paste according to your taste. Use whatever veggies you have on hand!

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Crockpot or instapot green curry

In by Rachel Dreher

Minimal prep time required to make this creamy curry in your crockpot. Make with any type of protein! We used a tofu block cut into chunks, but you could also use chicken breasts or thighs, or a chopped cut of pork or beef. Serve over rice or quinoa. Try with your choice of veggies such as broccoli, napa cabbage, bok choy, green beans, etc. Can also use yellow or red curry paste if you like those flavors more.

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Cheesy enchilada skillet

In by Rachel Dreher

One pan meal that can be made on the stove top or an electric skillet. Use canned, rotisserie or leftover cooked chicken to make this meal in less time. You can make this meal almost entirely out of canned ingredients if you need to use up pantry staples! Try eating it with tortilla chips!

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Mediterranean chickpea quinoa bowls

In by Rachel Dreher

A great meal prep recipe full of plant protein and fiber. Blend up a homemade bell pepper dressing to top it off. Adapted from eating well.com. Cook time is optional based on if you buy pre-cooked or choose to cook your quinoa.

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Instapot veggie packed chili

In by Rachel Dreher

Here is a recipe to complete in 30-40 minutes using the Instapot. Even if you don't normally like a lot of veggies you're guaranteed to like the veggies in this recipe because the flavors hide them so well! If you choose the canned and frozen version of veggies you will have less prep time.

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Roy’s crockpot roast and veggies

In by Rachel Dreher

Another recipe that you can cook during your driving shift from Roy's Highway Cookery. Thanks Roy! Roy said it shouldn't take longer than 15 minutes to prep.

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Roy’s Crockpot sausage & veggies

In by Rachel Dreher

Courtesy of Prime driver Roy from his highway cookbook. Easy to throw in the crockpot on a pit stop and be ready to eat at the end of your shift!

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Loaded sweet potato

In by Rachel Dreher

A great recipe that uses multiple pantry ingredients to save room in your fridge. Try cooking in the microwave, air fryer, or oven. Can also add leftover or rotisserie chicken.

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Black bean quesadilla recipe

In by Rachel Dreher

No cooking skills required. Just pop this tasty dish into a microwave or air fryer (for extra crispiness) and enjoy. For a lower carbohydrate meal use a low carb wrap.

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Avocado tuna or salmon wrap

In by Rachel Dreher

Everyone one likes a tasty wrap right? Especially one that doesn't require any cooking! This recipe works great with a variety of veggies, so go with your preference, and a variety or dressings or sauces for flavor.

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Cottage cheese crab bowl/ sushi in a bowl!

In by Rachel Dreher

This really does taste like sushi in a bowl! Remember to make the largest portion of the meal the diced cucumber. Switch the crab out for canned tuna, salmon, or chicken if you would prefer. if you are able to find cottage cheese that says "live cultures", such as the Good culture brand, you will be eating beneficial bacteria called probiotics.

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Avocado & egg toast

In by Rachel Dreher

This recipe has everything, complex carb from the toast, fiber to fill you up from the non-starchy veggies, healthy fats and fiber from the avocado and of course a great dose of protein to keep you full for hours from the eggs!

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Spaghetti Squash with Tomatoes and Olives

In by Kevin Grimes

Are your taste buds feeling adventurous? Most of us reach for yellow squash, zucchini, or butternut squash, but this is your challenge: spaghetti squash! This nutrient-packed gourd has lots of fiber for gut health, vitamin B-6 to keep your cells healthy, the antioxidant vitamin C, and beta-carotene for eye health and more antioxidant power. Spaghetti squash is great on its own or as a low-calorie, fiber-rich replacement for spaghetti noodles. You'll never know if you'll like spaghetti squash until you try it! Not a fan of olives? Add drained black beans or grilled chicken when you add the tomatoes, olives, cheese, and seasonings for a balanced, protein-rich meal.

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Instant Pot Chicken Burrito Bowl

In by Kevin Grimes

Throw together this Chipotle-like burrito bowl in under 25 minutes for a balanced, protein and fiber packed meal prep recipe. Top with sour cream/greek yogurt, cheese, gauc, or salsa.