A free 5-day email challenge with one small prep job a day: find your protein number, then batch breakfasts, lunches, dinners and two 15-minute backup meals using tested recipes. All five steps take about two hours in total, spread over five days.
One short email a day, one step at a time.
About two hours across the whole week.
These are the same five prep habits I walk my coaching clients through when busy weeks keep wrecking their eating.
Use my free protein calculator so every meal you prep this week is built around a target that fits your body.
◷ 5 minBake one batch of cottage cheese egg bites that reheat in under a minute and carry 25 g of protein per serving.
◷ 30 minChoose between Korean beef bowls and a Greek yogurt tuna pasta salad, then pack four lunches in one go.
◷ 40 minBake chicken or Greek turkey meatballs once and split them across dinners with whatever sides you already have.
◷ 35 minSave two fast backup dinners for the nights the plan falls apart, so takeout stops being the default.
◷ 15 minIt is made for busy women, beginners to meal prep, and anyone who wants more protein without counting every bite.

I have spent more than 20 years helping people eat better without crash diets, and meal prep is where most of them finally got consistent. This challenge is the short version of that system, built from recipes already tested on coachluke.com.
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This challenge is general nutrition education, not medical advice. If you have kidney disease, diabetes, a food allergy or follow a medical diet, check your protein target and the recipes with your doctor or a registered dietitian first. Keep prepped meals in the fridge and eat them within 3 to 4 days, and reheat them until steaming hot.
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