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Meal Prep for Breakfast and Snacks: 7 Tips, Savory and Sweet

All you need to do is prepare a few basic items in advance—something sweet, something savory—and then throughout the week, you can simply choose based on your taste, mood, or how much time you have. No unnecessary stress, no last-minute scrambling. In this article, you’ll find a selection of quick and balanced breakfasts and snacks that you can easily customize to your liking. They’re simple, versatile, and, most importantly, ones you’ll want to come back to.

Fluffy blueberry muffins with cottage cheese

These blueberry muffins are simple, moist, and naturally sweet. Thanks to the combination of whole-grain ingredients, oats, and protein from cottage cheese, they’ll keep you feeling full and give you energy without any unnecessary spikes. Each muffin contains about 7 g of protein, and you can easily adapt the recipe to whatever you have on hand—they work great with other fruits or chocolate, too. Perfect as a quick breakfast, a snack for work, or a small treat to take with you that tastes good and makes sense.

Spring meal prep: 4 recipes (sweet and savory)

In recent days, you can feel that spring is approaching—the mornings are getting lighter a little earlier, and people naturally crave lighter and fresher foods. This is fully reflected in my meal prep: a Mediterranean bowl full of herbs and lemon, a delicate pea cream, and something sweet in the form of a crumble cake with fruit. All you have to do is prepare the basics on Sunday and combine them according to your mood during the week.

Meal prep from one cauliflower: 2 winter meals that will fill you up and save you time

After the holidays, most of us feel that our digestion needs a little "lightening" and support. Heavier meals, less exercise... all of this can manifest itself in fatigue, bloating, or a general feeling of heaviness. A great way to get back to feeling light is to simplify your diet, focusing on mild foods, high-quality protein, fiber, and warm dishes that support digestion.

That's why I've prepared a simple meal prep that will last you several days – without stress, calorie counting, and with an emphasis on making you feel good.

Red lentil dhal and roasted carrots with miso paste

This bowl full of aromas and colors is exactly the type of food that will warm you up from the inside and provide your body with a good dose of nutrients. I softened the creamy red lentil dhal cooked in vegetable broth and tomato passata sauce with soy cream, seasoned it with spices, and served it with fresh herbs. To make it a little more special, I added roasted carrots in a miso marinade, which caramelize beautifully when roasted and give the dish a slightly sweet umami flavor. You can serve it with basmati rice—or if you want a lighter version, you can leave it out. It's the perfect comfort food for dinner or meal prep for those days when you're short on time. 🌿

Meal prep after the holidays: meals focused on better digestion

After the holidays, most of us feel that our digestion needs a little "lightening" and support. Heavier meals, less exercise... all of this can manifest itself in fatigue, bloating, or a general feeling of heaviness. A great way to get back to feeling light is to simplify your diet, focusing on mild foods, high-quality protein, fiber, and warm dishes that support digestion.

That's why I've prepared a simple meal prep that will last you several days – without stress, calorie counting, and with an emphasis on making you feel good.

Winter baked porridge with apples and gingerbread

This soft baked porridge tastes like a bread pudding, but it also has a wonderful gingerbread spice aroma. It's exactly the kind of breakfast you'll look forward to the night before. It's filling but not heavy, great hot or cold, and perfect for both weekend breakfasts and lunch boxes. Thanks to the combination of oats, eggs, and protein, it keeps you full for a long time, but remains soft, moist, and slightly creamy.

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