My meal preps are usually done on Sunday mornings, and I am getting into the groove of making my meals for the week. This is easier for me because I get my schedule for the week on Saturday. I will be working on making some breakfasts and things, right now, I am waiting to get paid (this week is pay week) and I am going to be working on some new meal preps for next week. This week's meal prep was super simple, and gave me about 6-7 meals worth, because I do about half a cup to a cup of the meal that I made for each meal. This will provide me with plenty of meals for a good portion of my week since most of my days start at 930a and go until about 730pm when I finally get home and can have dinner.
This week I've got a couple of meals that will be my quinoa, chicken and corn paired with some mandarin oranges, I also have 1 meal that will be paired with some pineapple. I've also been snacking on some almonds and pistachios, and my little indulgence for the week is some red and green M&Ms that were on sale from overstocked Christmas candies. I also have a few containers of Yoplait! yogurt my two favorite flavors are the Whips chocolate and vanilla. I've also tried some of their mix-ins which are really good as well and definitely have that crunch factor.
Okay, here is the basics of what I'd done for my meal prep for this week:
Things You'll Need
- 2.5 cups white qunioa
- 1 14.5 oz can low sodium chicken broth
- 14.5 oz water (I filled the can from the chicken broth)
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 2 small cans of chicken
- 1 can of corn
- Fajita seasoning, chili powder, cumin, paprika
The Cooking Process
- Add chicken broth, water and rinsed quinoa to a sauce pan, season with pinch of salt and pepper to taste. Cook for 15-18 minutes until all the water has been absorbed.
- In a saute pan combine two cans of chicken, can of corn, and the remainder of the spices. Cook until corn and chicken are warm, and slightly charred.
- Add to the pan containing the quinoa, stir to combine.
- Portion 1/2-cup to 1-cup servings into meal prep containers. Store in the fridge for 3-4 days.
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