Sunday, July 11, 2010
Leangains Meals
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Figured I'd post some meals me and my clients are eating.
Rest day meal

This is a good way to start rest days. I'll usually throw together some fattier cuts of meat and fry it with mushrooms, onion and veggies. Quick, easy and very satiating.
300-400 g ground lamb. I'll use ground beef or ground chicken for variety.
200-300 g mushrooms and onion.
300-400 g veggies. Goes well with broccoli.
I always include some kind of treat afterwards. Cottage cheese and berries is a favourite.


250-500 g cottage cheese. 1-1.5% fat depending on brand.
200-300 g berries. Usually strawberries, raspberries or blueberries.
Pre-workout meal and a treat (Andreaz)
This is what bodybuilding champ Andreaz might be eating as a pre-workout meal.

200-250 g of chicken breast
A baked potato
More potatoes
Salad
Some sauce (looks like ajvar)
He tends to eat out a lot so the above is guesswork on my part. Here's a nice little treat he likes to eat:

Protein muffins. Check out the stats on these bastards.
411 kcal
69 g protein
8.8 g fat
19 g carbs
Lots of protein. Ain't bad considering they're supposed to be pretty tasty. By popular demand, here's the recipe:
One whole extra large egg
The egg white from two extra large eggs
250 g low fat cottage cheese
33 g casein protein powder. Chocolate flavored powder was used for these.
One teaspoon bicarbonate
One teaspoon flax seed
Cinnamon
Sweetener. 1/2 deciliter, aspartame (Hermesetas). Not the liquid variety. You'll have to play this by ear depending on what sweetener you're using and how sweet you want them to be.
Mix everything together, split it up those muffin-shaped forms, and put it in the oven for 25 minutes at 150 degrees. There you go. Hope I got it right because I can't bake for shit. That's probably a good thing. Otherwise I'd be making cheesecakes all day long.
Post-workout meal and rest day meal (Alex)
Alex's half-eaten post-workout meal looks like this:

Chicken wok with noodles and veggies, followed by cottage cheese, vanilla yogurt, frozen bananas and strawberries.

Alex treated himself a nice little hamburger...while burning through that last layer of stubborn body fat (Alex was the second guy with stubborn body fat in this article).
Rest day meal (Marjan)
Marjan, who joined me for 4 lbs of meat and a heineken a few weeks ago, is quickly rising through the ranks of meat and cottage cheese mastery. Ever since I taught him to eat and lift like a man, he's been dropping fat and gaining strength like crazy.

300 g beef
750 g cottage cheese
Some ketchup
Tomatoes and cucumbers
PS. If you have you have a favorite meal you like to eat on your Leangains plan, you can send them over and I might include them in future food posts. Just make sure they follow the general guidelines for rest and training day meals, and please include measurements the way I've done here. I'd appreciate your contribution.
Rest day meal
This is a good way to start rest days. I'll usually throw together some fattier cuts of meat and fry it with mushrooms, onion and veggies. Quick, easy and very satiating.
300-400 g ground lamb. I'll use ground beef or ground chicken for variety.
200-300 g mushrooms and onion.
300-400 g veggies. Goes well with broccoli.
I always include some kind of treat afterwards. Cottage cheese and berries is a favourite.
250-500 g cottage cheese. 1-1.5% fat depending on brand.
200-300 g berries. Usually strawberries, raspberries or blueberries.
Pre-workout meal and a treat (Andreaz)
This is what bodybuilding champ Andreaz might be eating as a pre-workout meal.

200-250 g of chicken breast
A baked potato
More potatoes
Salad
Some sauce (looks like ajvar)
He tends to eat out a lot so the above is guesswork on my part. Here's a nice little treat he likes to eat:

Protein muffins. Check out the stats on these bastards.
411 kcal
69 g protein
8.8 g fat
19 g carbs
Lots of protein. Ain't bad considering they're supposed to be pretty tasty. By popular demand, here's the recipe:
One whole extra large egg
The egg white from two extra large eggs
250 g low fat cottage cheese
33 g casein protein powder. Chocolate flavored powder was used for these.
One teaspoon bicarbonate
One teaspoon flax seed
Cinnamon
Sweetener. 1/2 deciliter, aspartame (Hermesetas). Not the liquid variety. You'll have to play this by ear depending on what sweetener you're using and how sweet you want them to be.
Mix everything together, split it up those muffin-shaped forms, and put it in the oven for 25 minutes at 150 degrees. There you go. Hope I got it right because I can't bake for shit. That's probably a good thing. Otherwise I'd be making cheesecakes all day long.
Post-workout meal and rest day meal (Alex)
Alex's half-eaten post-workout meal looks like this:
Chicken wok with noodles and veggies, followed by cottage cheese, vanilla yogurt, frozen bananas and strawberries.

Alex treated himself a nice little hamburger...while burning through that last layer of stubborn body fat (Alex was the second guy with stubborn body fat in this article).
Rest day meal (Marjan)
Marjan, who joined me for 4 lbs of meat and a heineken a few weeks ago, is quickly rising through the ranks of meat and cottage cheese mastery. Ever since I taught him to eat and lift like a man, he's been dropping fat and gaining strength like crazy.

300 g beef
750 g cottage cheese
Some ketchup
Tomatoes and cucumbers
PS. If you have you have a favorite meal you like to eat on your Leangains plan, you can send them over and I might include them in future food posts. Just make sure they follow the general guidelines for rest and training day meals, and please include measurements the way I've done here. I'd appreciate your contribution.
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