1Prepare three recipes by composing meals directly into oven-safe and freezer-safe glass containers, making approximately three meals for three people.
2For the first recipe (Tajine style), add quinoa, carrots, chicken, green olives, yellow onion, couscous spices (cumin, ginger, garlic, cinnamon, nutmeg, coriander), salt, pepper, and broth to a container.
3For the second recipe (Gnocchi style), add gnocchi, bacon strips, light cream, spinach, mushrooms, parsley, paprika, turmeric, salt, pepper, and broth to a container.
4For the third recipe (Chili style), add cooked red beans, 5% fat ground beef, tomato coulis, red onion, chili spices, spinach leaves, mushrooms, salt, and pepper to a container.
5Mix all ingredients in each container.
6Bake all containers in the oven for 30 minutes at 180°C.
7After baking, let the dishes cool down.
8Close the containers and place them in the freezer for later reheating.
Ingredients
150 g quinoa cru
300 g Carottes
200 g Poulet
1 poignées Olives vertes
1 Oignon jaune
1 cas Épices couscous
30 cl bouillon
300 g Gnocchis
150 g Allumettes de bacon
20 cl crème légère
3 poignée Épinards
250 g Champignons
1 cas Persil
1 cc curcuma
1 cc curry
Sel
poivre
30 cl bouillon
300 g haricots rouges cuits
2 Steaks hachés à 5% MG
1 boîte Coulis de tomates
1 Oignon rouge
2 cc curcuma
2 cc épices chili
Sel
poivre
Equipment
boîtes en verre de conservationfour
Tips
Use glass containers that are oven and freezer safe for meal prepping.
Adjust quantities based on the number of people and desired portions.
The combination of protein and fiber helps maintain stable energy levels and regulate blood sugar.
Spices are rich in antioxidants and boost flavor without adding much salt.
Féculents do not make you gain weight; it's the overall balance of the recipe that matters.
For even cooking, add broth to the one-pot dishes.
You can double quantities depending on the number of people/portions you want.
Optionally cover with baking paper and stir halfway through cooking.