This 3400-calorie vegetarian high-protein meal plan is designed for athletes, strength trainees, and active people who want a plant-forward diet with ample protein to support muscle growth and recovery. The weekly plan and nutrition plan combine legumes, seitan, dairy, nuts, seeds, and protein supplements to deliver around 250 g of protein per day while providing balanced carbs, fats, and plenty of fiber. The meal plan includes detailed recipes, a full grocery list, and suggested snack and prep schedules so you can follow the weekly plan with minimal fuss.
There are two ways to use this diet plan: Option 1 is a customizable generator that lets you build your own weekly plan by picking and swapping recipes until it fits your taste and schedule; Option 2 is a pre-made, downloadable PDF (3400 kcal/day; ~250 g protein, ~260 g net carbs, ~122 g fat, ~66 g fiber) that you can follow exactly. Both approaches provide the same grocery list and step-by-step recipes — use the generator to tailor portions and swaps, or follow the pre-made nutrition plan and 7-day sample for a ready-to-go routine.
Following this nutrition plan while pairing it with regular resistance training can help increase lean mass, improve recovery, and sustain energy throughout long training sessions. Expect better satiety from high-fiber legumes and nuts, more reliable post-workout repair from concentrated protein sources, and easier meal prep thanks to batchable soups, stews, shakes and snacks. Whether your goal is to bulk, maintain a high-activity lifestyle, or optimize strength gains on a vegetarian diet, this meal plan provides structured calories and macros to support those body changes.
Option 1: Generate your own plan
This will create a customizable diet plan where you can pick the recipes and swap/randomize meals until you have something you like.
Option 2: Pre-made plan with PDF
This pre-made PDF plan (3400cals, 250g protein, 260g net carbs, 122g fat 66g fiber per day) cannot be customized.
Note: Pre-cooked eggs are available in many grocery chains, but you can make them yourself from raw eggs as described below.
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Place the eggs in a small sauce pan and cover with water.
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Bring water to boil and continue boiling until eggs reach desired doneness. Typically, 6-7 mins from point of boiling for soft boiled eggs and 8-10 mins for hard boiled eggs.
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Peel the eggs, season to taste (salt, pepper, sriracha are all good) and eat.
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Bring water to a boil and add lentils. Cook for 20-25 minutes, checking occasionally.
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Meanwhile, in a small skillet add oil, garlic, almonds, cumin and red pepper. Sautee for a couple minutes until garlic is fragrant and almonds are toasted. Remove and set aside.
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Drain lentils and add them in a bowl with kale, almond mixture, and lemon juice. Toss and serve.
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Heat oil in a skillet over medium-low heat. Add kale and saute for a 3-5 minutes until kale has softened and become a little shiny. Serve with a pinch of salt and pepper.
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Heat oil in a pan over medium heat. Add the seitan strips and cook until browned and crispy, a few minutes on each side.
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Remove seitan from the pan and set aside.
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Add the black beans, salsa, cumin, and nutritional yeast to the skillet and cook for a few minutes until warmed through.
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On the torilla, place the mixed greens in the center and top with seitan, and then bean mixture.
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Wrap up tortilla and serve.
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Leftover Notes: Once ingredients have cooled you can make the burrito, wrap it in plastic wrap, freeze it, and use the microwave when ready to reheat. Alternatively you can store seitan and bean mixtures in an airtight container in the fridge then reheat and make the burrito.
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Add almond milk and chia seeds to a bowl. Let sit for 4 minutes or so to thicken.
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While it thickens, add pumpkin seeds and almonds to food processor (or hand chop). Blend for a few seconds. It should still be chunky- a granola-type consistency.
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Add to milk and top with sliced banana (or any other fruit).
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Serve.
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(For bulk cooking: Chop almonds and pumpkin seeds and keep in air-tight container. Then follow the steps for the milk, chia seeds, and fruit when serving.)