Meal Plan: Pizza Pie

Watch the video from Dave of this meal plan.

Dave here with another powerful meal plan for you.

Allow me to introduce you to… Socca! Nope, not twenty two millionaires running around a pitch, but a fantastic base for pizza.

Made from chickpea flour, it’s full of legume-y goodness (so lots of nice protein) and it’s also gluten-free (a nice change).

I’ve suggested some of my favourite toppings, but of course feel free to use your own here instead.

As always, the rest of the meals are made to keep you feeling full, and not spending too much time in the kitchen. Further below you’ll see which recipes can also be ade in advance and/or frozen.

On to this plan’s stats:

  • you’ll be getting 64g protein at about 1250kcals (three main meals);
  • or 85g of protein at about 1500kcal per day with snacks;
  • if you include the big snack, then you’ll be at 107g protein at 2000kcal per day.

If you’re not sure how many calories you should be eating please have a quick read through this page on calories.

Enjoy the recipes. Please give me a shout if any questions.

Dave 🙂

PS. don’t forget – further down on this page is a list of which recipes can be made ahead, which can be frozen and some vegan alternatives if you fancy them.

Any questions or feedback?

Please share your opinion with us in the Facebook group (PW: protein power) or via email.

We hope you enjoy the recipes and as always we love seeing images of your creations in the Facebook group or @hurrythefoodup on Instagram so tag us there too if you like!

Want to edit the plan? Hit in the meal planner below to save to My Collection.

Day 7 is all up to you. It’s a great day for leftovers, or if you want to go out to eat. Buddha Bowls or Burrito Bowls are a great way to use up leftovers. We still recommend keeping the calories to about 1300kcal if weight loss is a priority.

Recipe Tips:

  • Breakfast Egg Muffins can be made with regular tofu if you can’t find smoked (firm is always best).
  • Use a different cheese if you don’t like goat’s cheese in the Couscous and Pear Salad.
  • The Fried Chickpeas are nicer when served right away.
  • Add your personal fave toppings to the Banana Egg Pancakes and Socca Pizza.
  • Broccili and Rice Stir-fry: Feel free to use frozen broccoli, works nicely as well.

Meal Prep (Quick Tutorial): These recipes can be made ahead.

Generally we advise to keep them in airtight containers and/or in the fridge. Some of them need to be reheated.

  • Breakfast Egg Muffins (can be eaten hot or cold)
  • Couscous and Pear Salad
  • Vegan Lentil Bolognese
  • Socca Pizza (batter can be made ahead of time)
  • Banana Egg Pancake (batter can be made ahead of time)
  • Citrus Salad (keep the avocado fresh if possible)
  • Cottage Cheese Cheesecake (snack)

Freezable:

  • Breakfast Egg Muffins
  • The 2 Ingredient Banana Egg Pancakes (keep topping separate)
  • Vegan Lentil Bolognese
  • Broccili and Rice Stir-fry (always reheat rice extra thoroughly!)

Vegan Alternatives (More Here)

You can use the ‘recipe vault’ to instantly find great replacement or additional meals, too!

And don’t forget – if you have lots of leftover ingredients in the fridge we highly recommend turning them in to Buddha Bowls or Burrito Bowls! There’s so much choice, and you can throw together virtually everything you have leftover with a tasty sauce!

More Recipes

New: 1-on-1 Nutrition Coaching

James
James LeBaigue MSc

We decided to open this personal coaching with James for a few clients each month. This offer is for you when you’re:

  • looking for accountability.
  • struggling to lose weight despite your best efforts.
  • looking for personal advice on making the vegetarian diet work for you.

(James can only accept a limited number of clients)

The recommendations on physical activity are general and non-specific. If you have any injuries or conditions which may restrict your ability to perform physical activity, please seek medical/professional advice before making changes.

We would like to take a moment to note that these meal plans have been designed to provide a framework for weight loss. They do not claim to provide medical advice or to be able to treat any medical condition. It makes no claims in respect to weight loss, either in terms of the amount or rate at which weight loss could be achieved. The calories, fibre, protein and other nutritional information is worked out as closely as possible and we have checked the information as accurately as possible. However we can’t be held responsible for mistaken listings: the nutritional information is given as a guide only. If you have any concerns regarding your health or whether it is suitable for you to try to lose weight then please contact your medical practitioner before making changes.