Free e-book - Plant Powered Protein: Quick & Nourishing Recipes for Busy People

Free Vegan Recipes, Free Plant-Based Recipes, Protein, Quick Recipes

Are you searching for quick and delicious meals that truly nourish your body? This e-book features 18 plant-based recipes, all designed to be prepared in under 30 minutes. Each main meal contains at least 20g of protein and ample fibre, keeping you satisfied and energised throughout the day.

Why are these recipes for you?

  • Diets rich in plant-based foods have been shown to lower the risk of diseases such as high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes. Whether you choose to avoid animal products for ethical reasons, want to eat more plants to prioritise your health, or aim to eat more sustainably, these recipes offer a healthy way to incorporate more plants into your diet.

  • Adequate protein intake is crucial for overall health, supporting muscle growth, metabolism, blood sugar regulation, and satiety. That's why each main meal in this e-book contains a minimum of 20g of protein. Many people worry about meeting their protein needs, especially on a plant-based diet, but with these recipes, you'll see just how simple it can be.

  • In today's busy world, finding time to prepare wholesome meals can be a challenge. That's why all our recipes take just 15 to 30 minutes to make, ensuring they fit seamlessly into your busy day.

  • Eating healthy meals and getting your daily greens can sometimes feel like a challenge. Our recipes make it easier by incorporating whole grains, legumes, nuts, seeds, fruits, and vegetables into every dish, ensuring you get plenty of essential nutrients. Plus, they're packed with fibre, promoting optimal gut health.

  • We're bombarded with tempting, convenient ultra processed foods that can wreak havoc on our health, affecting gut health, hunger hormones, and mood. Our recipes prioritise whole foods to help you steer clear of these culprits and embrace healthier eating habits.


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