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Pescatarian High Protein Low Carb Diet

Pescatarian High Protein Low Carb Diet

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Being a pescetarian and following a high protein diet does not have to be difficult. The important thing is to try different sources of protein (like a new seafood!) and keep some variation in the meals you cook. The following meal plan is a great place to start if you're trying to follow a pescetarian diet, but also up your protein intake for strength training or a related activity.

Of course, when including a large amount of fish and seafood in your diet, it's important to remember to purchase fresh, high quality, sustainably caught fare. Your local fish market might be the best place to check first.

7 Day High Protein Meatless Meal Plan

This meal plan also includes protein sources from lentils, quinoa, nuts, and more, and generally aims for at least 135 grams of protein per day. Remember, it's intended to be a general outline and inspiration – feel free to choose your own snacks, or swap out the sides with your favorite high protein alternatives.

1 Week High-Protein Diet Meal Plan: Day 1


Breakfast: 3x Spanish Style Egg Muffins (309 calories – 20.1g protein)


Spanish Style Egg muffins

Whip up these egg muffins for an easy, high protein, on-the-go breakfast! Reheats easily at home or at work!

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Lunch: Sweet & Sticky Salmon Kebabs (311 calories – 23g protein)


Salmon kebabs 1

These kebabs are a fun, easy dinner that will bring you right back to summer! Best with a side of rice, or for more protein, quinoa.

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Lunch (side): Cup of quinoa (222 calories – 8g protein)



Dinner: Surf & Surf with Dauphinoise Potatoes (513 calories – 52.4g protein)


Tuna Steak, King Prawn & Dauphinoise Potatoes

Perfect for the barbecue or cooking indoors, this Surf & Surf supper will leaving you feeling full of healthy proteins and comfort food.

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Snack: 2X Chocolate Peanut Butter Protein Balls (421 calories – 19.3g protein)


Chocolate Protein Balls

No baking required and so easy to put together, you could almost do it with your eyes closed. Take these PB balls to the gym for a post-workout protein snack!

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Additional Snacks: Celery Sticks & Peanut Butter (190 calories – 7g protein) / Ounces of Almonds (164 calories – 6g protein)


1 Week High-Protein Diet Meal Plan: Day 2


Breakfast: Avocado Baked Eggs (468 calories – 17g protein)


Avocado Baked Eggs Recipe - Pescetarian Kitchen

WGet a load of these healthy fats! Fuel your day with good protein, and a low maintenance breakfast that will get you ready for the day.

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Lunch: Mackerel & Green Bean Salad (408 calories – 25.8g protein)


Mackerel and green bean salad 4

Soft-boiled eggs and lemon juice give this salad the perfect dressing – plus a some extra protein! Easy to prep for lunch and eat right at your desk.

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Dinner: Baked Tilapia with Parmesan Crust (517 calories – 45.3g protein)


Baked Tilapia with Parmesan Crust

Tilapia is a delicious and less expensive option than some other seafood. Served with some vegetable mac and cheese on the side, it's a perfect high protein dinner!

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Dinner (side): Mac & Cheese with Cauliflower and Spinach (382 calories – 18.3g protein)


Mac & Cheese with Cauliflower and Spinach

Does it get better than mac and cheese smothering delicious veggies as a side dish duo? I don't think so. 100% craving this right now!

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Additional Snacks: ¾ cup Cottage Cheese & ½ cup Pineapple (192 calories – 14g protein) / ¾ cup Cottage Cheese & ½ cup Pineapple (192 calories – 14g protein) / ⅓ cup Pumpkin Seeds (160 calories – 10g protein)


1 Week High-Protein Diet Meal Plan: Day 3


Breakfast: Double Egg Fried Quinoa (494 calories – 22g protein)


Egg Fried Quinoa Recipe

Add an extra egg to this recipe for a truely protein filled breakfast. A spin on the classic fried rice will keep you full until lunch!

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Lunch: Smoked Salmon and Avocado Salad (414 calories – 14.7g protein)


Smoked Salmon and Avocado Salad

If you haven't tried smoked salmon on a salad, what are you waiting for? No heating necessary for this easy make-ahead lunch.

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Lunch (side): Organic Caprese Pasta Salad (370 calories – 19.8g protein)


Organic Caprese Pasta Salad

This Caprese salad with fresh penne pasta is light and delicious – perfect compliment to a lunch salad full of good fats. Another delightful option that can easily be made-ahead.

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Dinner: Grilled Swordfish Steak with Pesto, Chili & Lemon Crust (621 calories – 32.7g protein)


Grilled Swordfish Steak with a Pesto, Chili & Lemon Crust

A super simple pesto mixture covers this hearty swordfish steak – and it's absolutely jam-packed with protein. No food processor required!

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Dinner (side): Cous Cous and Roasted Vegetable Stuffed Tomatoes (445 calories – 16g protein)


cous cous stuffed tomatoes 4

Stuff tomatoes with some of your favorite things, and see what happens! The perfect side dish – that's what. Enjoy the delicious flavors and textures in this veggie filled side dish!

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Snack: 2X Chocolate Peanut Butter Protein Balls (421 calories – 19.3g protein)


Chocolate Protein Balls

No baking required and so easy to put together, you could almost do it with your eyes closed. Take these PB balls to the gym for a post-workout protein snack!

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Additional Snacks: ½ cup Plain Greek Yogurt with Honey (139 calories – 10g protein)


1 Week High-Protein Diet Meal Plan: Day 4


Breakfast: Guacamole Quesadillas with a Fried Egg (611 calories – 27g protein)


Guacamole quesadillas

Did you know breakfast quesadillas are a deliciously easy idea you can make in your own kitchen? Simply add a cooked egg to the top (or inside!) of your quesadilla for some delicious breakfast action.

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Lunch: Tuna Pesto Pasta (527 calories – 24g protein)


Tuna and Pesto Pasta

Use any of your leftover pesto for this simple to make pasta salad. This recipe is simple to make-ahead and eat at work.

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Dinner: 2X Tilapia Fish Tacos (444 calories – 49.8g protein)


Tilapia fish tacos

The next dinner hit at your house – fish tacos! Jam packed with protein and so easy to make, let the taco party begin! Perfect with homemade roasted salsa.

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Dinner (side): 2X Homemade Roasted Salsa (208 calories – 3.6g protein)


Roasted Mexican Salsa

Add a few spoonfuls to each taco for a some heat on your tacos!

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Snack: Moroccan Stuffed Sweet Potato Skins (362 calories – 14.9g protein)


Moroccan stuffed sweet potato skins

These potato skins are packed with fiber and protein, making them the perfect afternoon snack. Stuff them with chickpeas, garlic, parsley, and a savory blend of spices. Devour hot or cold!

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Snack: Smoked Mackerel Pâté with Almond Crackers (295 calories – 22.2g protein)


Smoked mackerel pate

This simple pâté is easy throw together at home and eat later in the week. Almond crackers are a higher protein cracker option, but feel free to choose your favorites.

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1 Week High-Protein Diet Meal Plan: Day 5


Breakfast: 2X Huevos Rancheros (298 calories – 20.6g protein)


Huevos Rancheros Mexican Breakfast

Change it up with this delicious mexican breakfast. Leftovers only take a minute to reheat in the microwave. Two eggs in this delicious blend of beans and tomatoes make the perfect high-protein breakfast.

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Lunch: Spinach Tagliatelle with Shrimp (668 calories – 41.3g protein)


Make your own spinach tagliatelle or get it from the supermarket – either way, you'll fall in love with this simple shrimp pasta dish.

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Dinner: Pan Fried Lemon Sole with Brown Shrimp (255 calories – 27.1g protein)


Pan Fried Lemon Sole with Brown Shrimp

High in protein, low in calories – this dish is perfect for anyone trying to get in shape. Full of veggies and delicious lemon flavored sole – put this one on your menu!

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Dinner (side): Roasted Sweet Potato and Quinoa Salad (299 calories – 10.1g protein)


Roasted Sweet Potato and Quinoa Salad

Quinoa and sweet potatoes help round out the proteins in this side dish. Sometimes you just need a good salad on the side.

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Snack: Vegan Protein Balls (222 calories – 16.6g protein)


Vegan Protein Balls

A little different from our chocolate peanut butter protein balls, these ones feature oats, raisins, and a vegan protein powder. Another excellent choice for on-the-go protein.

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Snack: Tuna Avocado Salad (378 calories – 18.2g protein)


Avocados belong on every salad. Especially with seafood. Get a nice sized portion of your daily fats and protein with this small snack salad.

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Additional Snacks: Hard Boiled Egg (70 calories – 6g protein)


1 Week High-Protein Diet Meal Plan: Day 6


Breakfast: Pan-Fried Sardine Fillets on Toast (484 calories – 28g protein)


Sardines on toast

If you're sick of having eggs every single day, try something else on your toast. Sardines are high in protein and more delicious than you probably think!

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Lunch: Conchiglie Shrimp Pasta (394 calories – 35.3g protein)


Conchiglie Prawn Pasta

This recipe is ready in only 15 minutes! Whether you're at home for lunch or prepping this one ahead, it's a quick high protein meal!

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Dinner: The Perfect Seafood Paella (608 calories – 37g protein)


Prawn paella style one pot

Fresh chilies and smoked paprika are the keys to this dish – plus, get all your favorites seafoods in one dish! Don't just have it at restaurants, try it at home!

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Dinner (side): 3X Mini Cauliflower Cheese Cakes (147 calories – 10g protein)


Mini Cauliflower Cheese Cakes

Cheesy and delicious, while still packed with cauliflower! These mini cakes store really well and would be a perfect side to a seafood filled dinner.

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Snack: Smoked Salmon Pâté with Almond Crackers (247 calories – 10.1g protein)


Smoked Salmon Pate

Another pâté that's easy to make ahead for a quick protein filled snack. If the mackerel pâté isn't your style, try the smoked salmon instead.

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Snack: Greek Chickpea Salad (310 calories – 12.7g protein)


Greek chickpea salad

When your afternoon hunger pangs strike, opt for a protein and veggie filled snack instead of a granola bar. This keeps for up to a week in the fridge, so it's ready right when you need it!

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Additional Snacks: Hummus & Baby Carrots (105 calories – 3g protein)


1 Week High-Protein Diet Meal Plan: Day 7


Breakfast: Blueberry Lemon Muffins (242 calories – 4.4g protein)


Blueberry and lemon muffins 2

We all need a little sweet treat every now and again. Splurge a little with these delicious muffins for breakfast, then balance it out with the rest of your day.

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Lunch: Vegan Red Lentil Curry (226 calories – 14.7g protein)


Vegan Red lentil curry

Vegetarian meals can also have lots of protein! Try out this delicious curry, which also keeps well in the fridge.

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Dinner: Teriyaki Glazed Salmon (610 calories – 64.3g protein)


teriyaki glazed salmon

For the ultimate high protein meal, dine on a huge slab of this glazed salmon. The teriyaki sauce can be used on anything, and would also go great over the stir fry and rice sides.

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Dinner (side): Teriyaki Stir Fry (293 calories – 14g protein)


teriyaki stir fry 3

Stir fry veggies go perfectly with teriyaki salmon. You won't be hungry after this meal!

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Dinner (side): Healthy Spicy Egg Fried Rice (498 calories – 13.9g protein)


Healthy Spicy Egg Fried Rice

If you're still looking for a bit more protein with your dinner, throw together some of this healthy spicy egg fried rice. Salmon, veggies, and rice are a perfect trio.

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Snack: Vegan Protein Balls (222 calories – 16.6g protein)


Vegan Protein Balls

A little different from our chocolate peanut butter protein balls, these ones feature oats, raisins, and a vegan protein powder. Another excellent choice for on-the-go protein.

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Snack: Seafood Flatbread (239 calories – 11.9g protein)


Seafood Flatbread

Enjoy this appetizer or afternoon snack with friends, or alone! This flatbread is layered with seafood for extra protein.

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1 Week High-Protein Diet Shopping List

No meal plan would be complete without a shopping list to follow. We'll make some assumptions here that you have a few pantry essentials (cooking oils, spices, sugar & flour), but this shopping list will be able to make all the meals above and leave you with a ton of leftovers to make some meals for the following week. This will easily feed 2-3 people, maybe even four. If you're cooking for just yourself, try out just a few recipes at a time to reduce food waste.

Item Quantity
almond milk 1 1/2 cups
anchovies .5 ounce
avocado 8
baby carrots 7 ounces
baby corn 4
baby plum tomatoes 3.5 ounces
black olives 15
blueberries 1.5 cups
breadcrumbs 1 cup
brown shrimp 3 ounces
head of garlic cloves 4
cauliflower 2 heads
celery stalk 3
cheddar cheese 4.25 ounces
cherry tomatoes 14 ounces
chickpeas 3 cans
chives 1 bunch
cilantro 2 bunches
cous cous 1 cup
cream cheese 9 ounces
cress 1 ounce
double cream 1/4 cup
eggs 2 dozen
feta cheese 5.5 ounces
fish stock 2 cups
fresh dill 2 sprigs
fresh ginger 3 inch piece
fresh mussels 3.5 ounces
fresh skinless salmon 2 fillets
fresh spinach tagliatelle 10.5 ounces
fusilli pasta 21 ounces
garden peas 1.75 ounces
grape or piccolo tomatoes 5.5 ounces
green beans 6.5 ounces
green chilli 3
jalapeno chillies 3
jasmine rice 1 cup
kale 2-3 leaves
kidney beans 1.75 ounces
king scallops 3.5 ounces
large carrots 3
large king tiger prawns 2
large prawns 42957
lemon 5
lemon sole fillets 9 ounces
lime 3
macaroni pasta 8 ounces
mackerel 2 ounces
Maris Piper potatoes 9 ounces
mixed salad leaves 4.5 ounces
mozzarella 1.5 ounces
orange pepper 1
fresh tuna steak 12 ounces
paella rice 5.5 ounces
parmesan 2.5 ounces
peanut butter 1/2 cup
peashoots 1.75 ounces
pine nuts 1 ounce
pinto beans 1.75 ounces
pizza dough 7 ounces
quinoa 4.75 ounces
radishes 10
raisins 1/4 cup
raw king shrimp/prawns 3.5 ounces
raw shrimp 9 ounces
red bell pepper 1
red chili pepper 2
red lentils 1 cup
red onion 3
rocket 5.5 ounces
rolled oats 5 cups
sardines 6
scallions 15
semi sweet chocolate chips (60% cocoa) 2/3 cup
shallot 3 ounces
shiitake mushrooms 3.5 ounces
smoked mackerel 7 ounces
smoked salmon 7.75 ounces
spinach 10.5 ounces
sugar snap peas 3.25 ounces
sun dried tomatoes 1.75 ounces
sunflower seeds 1 ounce
sweet potato 3
swordfish steaks 10.5 ounces
tilapia 1 pound
can of chopped tomatoes 1
tomato 10
tortillas 4
tuna 3 cans
vegan protein powder 1.5 cups
vegetable stock 3 cups
vegetarian cheddar cheese 8.5 ounces
white crab claw meat 1.75 ounces
white potato 1
yellow onion 3
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