This is it when it comes to The Ultimate High-Protein Diet-for Appetite Control, Muscle Recovery, and Metabolism; never boring; chicken breasts are all that-this poor diet can almost ever offer. Proteins that are able to help balance hunger until real nutrition really needed come from a tempting variety of lean meats, dairy, and legumes that fill the stomach.
Here are 11 best-rated choices for high-protein breakfasts-lunches-or-dinners you could think of
Greek Yogurt-and-Nut Butter Bowl

Low-Calorie Breakfast. High protein it must be-Greek yogurt of nearly 20 grams depending on the brand made yummy with almond or peanut butter, puffed up with chia seed for potential fast and slow protein till lunchtime.
Egg White Spinach Omelette

With this, it is more calorie-conscious-extreme-low-calorie: Throw in a few whole eggs to the mix along with the egg whites, add a nice mound of spinach and feta cheese for added micro-nutrients and saltiness to your omega-3 needs, and turkey sausage on the side pushes breakfast over 30 grams of high-quality protein.
Haute High-Protein Overnight Oats

Overnight oats do come down heavier protein-wise when oats in and of themselves are lower in protein.
Toss in Mediterranean Chicken Quinoa Bowl

Quinoa is a grain with all nine essential amino acids. This enormous bowl of quinoa is now prepared by topping it off with grilled chicken, seasoned with spices, followed by crackling-hardened chickpeas, and from now on there will be a generous serving of protein-laden-hummus-beatings-avoiding the animal superiority all in one sitting with that plant superiority.
Mixed Ground Turkey Power Stir-Fry

This ground turkey fits that description perfectly, being such an extremely lean meat source that could easily be used in many “egg roll in a bowl”-type preparations with stir-fried cabbage, carrots, and ginger. Meal-prep worthy, because it retains flavor nicely even when reheated-offer an intense shot of protein without too much coma in the aftermath.
Baked Cod on a Lentil Stew

Two white fishes both nowadays could define themselves as just protein-cod and tilapia-over soft beds of green lentils make for the filling meal. Among the most protein-rich legumes, lentils can bring in that earthy base to balance with light and flaky fish.
Bison-or-Lean Beef Burgers

Less bison but a big iron shot. Top with an egg and avocado, making the burger almost bun-less: Egg adds 6 grams protein, making this protein-style burger feel like a gourmet affair to eat.
Edamame Pasta with Pesto

If it’s your way, kick traditional flour noodles in the face for edamame or black bean pasta. On average, these have 20-25 grams of protein per service. Toss with walnut based pesto plus grilled shrimp for a meal that drips in protein as it does in pleasure.
Slow Cooked Chicken Thigh Chili

The slightly juicy meat cut’s thigh will turn out to be most tantalizing in the slow cooker. Kidney beans, black beans, and crushed tomatoes add flavor further. That would be legumes paired with poultry to make a really hearty, protein-full dinner perfect for those wintry nights.
Pan-Seared Tempeh with Broccoli

Dinner? Tempeh would be a more muscular yet fermented variety of soy as compared to tofu. Marinate with liquid aminos and pan-sear till crispy. Serve with al dente steamed broccoli for contrast. Broccoli is a pretty protein-laden veggie calorie-wise so high up on the list for proteins amongst some of the contenders from the veggie lineup.