Vegetarian meals:

47g of protein in palak paneer:

  • 33g in paneer (22% of 150g)
  • 7.5g in wholegrain rice (7.5% of 100g uncooked)
  • 6.5g in spinach (2.6% of 250g)

34g of protein in pasta with parsley and walnut pesto:

  • 19.8g in pasta (14.5% of 137g uncooked)
  • 9.1g in cheese (26% of 35g)
  • 5.1g in walnuts (14.6% of 35g)

27g of protein in tahini lentils with quinoa:

  • 11.7g in lentils (23.4% of 50g uncooked)
  • 6g in tahini (24% of 25g)
  • 4g in feta (16.5% of 25g)
  • 3g in quinoa (4.3% of 70g uncooked)
  • 2.3g in nutritional yeast flakes (47% of 5g)

24g of protein in courgette fritters with potatoes:

  • 8g in feta (16.5% of 50g)
  • 7g in courgettes (2% of 350g)
  • 5g in high-protein yoghurt (10.3% of 50g)
  • 4g in potatoes (1.7% of 250g)

Vegan meals:

40.8g of protein in broccoli with bean mash:

  • 35.7g in beans (10.2% of 350g cooked)
  • 5.1g in broccoli (2.55% of 200g)

34.6g of protein in sundried tomato chickpea stew:

  • 22g in chickpeas (8.8% of 250g cooked)
  • 7.7g in pitas (11% of 70)
  • 2.6g in spinach (2.6% of 100g)
  • 2.3g in nutritional yeast flakes (47% of 5g)

26g of protein in mushroom and pumpkin red Thai curry:

  • 15g in tofu (16.5% of 92g)
  • 7.5g in wholegrain rice (7.5% of 100g uncooked)
  • 2.3g in butternut squash (1.15% of 150g)
  • 1.2g in fresh shiitake mushrooms (2.4% of 50g)

18g of protein in cauliflower with buckwheat:

  • 7g in buckwheat (11.1% of 65g uncooked)
  • 6g in cauliflower (2% of 300g)
  • 5g in almonds (21.2% of 25g)

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