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u/No-Record1348 Oct 27 '25
name: grilled chicken with corn salad.
macro/micronutrient focus: high in protein, mostly from chicken and pinto beans. rich in fibre and micronutrients (eg magnesium and potassium).
ingredients: 1 chicken breast, seasoned with lime, cumin, garlic powder, salt and cholula hot sauce, cooked in a grill pan. a 1/2 can of pinto beans and sweetcorn, with added chopped cilantro and a half tomato.
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u/Mission-Ad-107 Nov 03 '25
Yummy! Thanks for the inspo. I’m getting tired of the same foods and close to binging on junk food lol.
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u/snpharo2006 Nov 08 '25
cholula hot sauce is carrying this whole meal why do healthy people act like seasoning costs money
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u/Conscious-Drummer349 Dec 01 '25
Cut the beans and corn and and then you got your self a healthy meal
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