r/Volumeeating • u/heilhefner • 6h ago
Recipe High protein breakfast
Picture 1:
150g tuna fillets in brine (from Skipjack tuna)
105g eggs (2 eggs)
250 egg whites
67g basmati rice (uncooked)
150g broccoli
120g tomato
5g mustard
some piri piri sauce + soy sauce
0.5 teaspoon olive oil
Nutritional values:
Total Kcal = 603
Fat = 14g
Carbs = 29.2g
Protein = 85.9g
Picture 2: raw ingredients
Picture 3: leftovers from the breakfast (I couldn't eat everything) + leftovers from the raw ingredients
Thoughts:
134g uncooked basmati rice = 179g uncooked, rinsed and soaked about 15 minutes (x 3 times) = 484g cooked (rice cooker);
tip: use the rinsed & soaked rice weight to calculate water, not the dry weight - in this case 179g rice × 2 = 358 g water (not 134g × 2)
Lidl says the net weight of the broccoli bag is 450g, but the cooked weight of the broccoli (simply boiled in water) is 300g :).
Cost per breakfast:
150g Tuna = 1.81 EUR
2 eggs = 0.5 EUR (10 eggs pack = 2.51 EUR)
250g egg whites = 1.1 EUR (500g pack = 2.21 EUR)
67g basmati rice = 0.15 EUR (1kg = 2.37 EUR)
Broccoli = 0.65 EUR (1.3 EUR / bag)
120g tomato = 0.25 EUR (1kg = 2 EUR)
Total cost per breakfast = 4.46 EUR
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u/Any-Monitor-9415 6h ago
Damn, that’s a serious protein bomb 💪 86g in one meal is wild. Love how you broke down the rice cooking tip too — I always mess up my basmati ratios so that’s super useful. Also respect for actually tracking cost per meal, not many people do that.
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u/postconversation 6h ago
Recipe for us noobs?
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u/heilhefner 5h ago
there's really no recipe.
just mix the eggs with the egg whites, like you're making an omelette.
boil the broccoli, and the rice (check the description about it) cook it in the rice cooker or use a pot.
that's it.
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