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Approx. 3551 cal training / 3257 cal rest - Eggs or Frittatas, Chicken, Cream of Rice, Turkey & Cottage Cheese



Plan details

High-fat, high-protein diet for muscle growth while staying lean, not intentional weight loss. Estimated default daily totals: training 3551 kcal, 258.6 g protein, 215.0 g carbohydrates, 192.7 g fat; rest 3257 kcal, 230.3 g protein, 107.5 g carbohydrates, 221.5 g fat. These supplied calculations use standard food-composition assumptions and representative labels, not verified labels for actual purchased products. Each half avocado is assumed to contain 100 g edible flesh; meats, sweet potatoes, and broccoli use cooked weights; mixed vegetables are equal portions of cooked zucchini and bell pepper; all listed olive oil is counted as consumed. Alternatives replace meals rather than add to the daily totals. Workout sessions run 8:00-10:00 PM or 8:30-10:30 PM. Eat yogurt at 11:00 AM, lunch at 12:30 PM, cottage cheese and walnuts at 3:30 PM, training dinner at 5:00 PM, and Cream of Rice with 30 g whey at 7:00 PM. After training, have the existing 30 g whey serving mixed with water plus 1 banana. Training days include two 30 g whey servings (60 g powder total); rest days retain one 30 g serving. The training schedule is rolling, not tied to weekdays: Days 1-4 train in the evening; Day 5 rest; Days 6-9 train; Day 10 rest; repeat. Days 1-7 of this cycle have six training days and one rest day. The first ten days have eight training days and two rest days. Default breakfasts use eggs with 10 g olive oil; four fully cooked Veggies Made Great Spinach Egg White Frittatas with Mozzarella, purchased at Costco, may replace the eggs, egg whites and spinach, and are reheated without added breakfast olive oil. Default training dinners use ground turkey; cooked salmon may replace the turkey and its dinner olive oil. Grocery totals use default egg breakfasts and turkey dinners; optional swaps are explained in ingredient notes.



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Breakfast A - Eggs, Spinach & Avocado (default; every day, 7/7 days, 9:00 AM)

483 kcal 32.6 g protein 12.5 g carbs 34.7 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • 2 large eggs
  • 150 g liquid egg whites
  • 60 g spinach
  • ½ large avocado
  • 10 g extra virgin olive oil
Preparation notes
  • Cook eggs, egg whites and spinach using the allocated olive oil, or bake them together as portioned egg muffins.
  • Serve with ½ large avocado. Add avocado fresh on the day of eating.
  • Refrigerate early-week cooked portions and freeze later portions promptly.

Breakfast B - Costco Veggies Made Great Spinach Egg White Frittatas with Mozzarella (optional replacement; any day, up to 7/7 days, 9:00 AM)

440 kcal 22.0 g protein 28.5 g carbs 30.7 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • 4 Veggies Made Great Spinach Egg White Frittatas with Mozzarella (premade, purchased at Costco)
  • ½ large avocado
Preparation notes
  • Replace the 2 eggs, 150 g egg whites and 60 g spinach from Breakfast A with 4 ready-made frittatas; do not eat both breakfasts.
  • These Costco frittatas are already fully cooked. Reheat according to package instructions; no preparation from scratch is needed.
  • Serve with ½ large avocado. Do not add olive oil to this breakfast; the frittatas are already cooked.
  • On a rest day, retain the additional ½ avocado listed separately under the rest-day additions.

Product-provided nutrition per frittata: 70 kcal; 4 g fat; 5 g carbs; 5 g protein. For four frittatas only (excluding avocado): 280 kcal; 16 g fat; 20 g carbs; 20 g protein. The meal contains no added breakfast olive oil and is not macro-equivalent to Breakfast A. Brand: Veggies Made Great; retailer: Costco. Nutrition values are those supplied by the user, not independently verified.

Morning Snack - Greek Yogurt, Walnuts & Raspberries (every day, 11:00 AM)

366 kcal 29.7 g protein 24.5 g carbs 18.1 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • 250 g plain Greek yogurt, 2% fat
  • 15 g walnuts
  • 10 g chia seeds
  • 70 g raspberries
Preparation notes
  • Add raspberries, walnuts and chia seeds to yogurt.
  • Store walnuts separately until serving if preferred. Softened walnuts can also be used.

Lunch - Mediterranean Chicken Thighs (training days, 4 of every 5 days; 12:30 PM)

920 kcal 52.9 g protein 19.1 g carbs 72.4 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • 170 g cooked boneless, skinless chicken thighs
  • 250 g roasted mixed vegetables
  • 25 g feta cheese
  • 35 g walnuts
  • 30 g extra virgin olive oil
Preparation notes
  • Season and roast the chicken thighs.
  • Roast mixed vegetables such as zucchini and bell peppers.
  • Portion 170 g cooked chicken with 250 g vegetables; top with feta and softened walnut pieces.
  • Use the measured olive oil for cooking or dressing.
  • Refrigerate portions for the first three days and freeze later portions.

Lunch - Mediterranean Chicken Thighs (rest day, 1 of every 5 days; 12:30 PM)

612 kcal 49.9 g protein 16.3 g carbs 39.3 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • 170 g cooked boneless, skinless chicken thighs
  • 250 g roasted mixed vegetables
  • 25 g feta cheese
  • 15 g walnuts
  • 10 g extra virgin olive oil
Preparation notes
  • Use prepared chicken and roasted vegetables.
  • Add feta and walnut pieces, with olive oil for cooking or dressing.
  • The additional rest-day avocado, olive oil and walnuts are recorded separately so they are not double-counted.

Afternoon Snack - Cottage Cheese & Walnuts (every day, 3:30 PM)

472 kcal 33.6 g protein 16.3 g carbs 31.8 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • 250 g low-fat cottage cheese, 2% fat
  • 40 g walnuts
Preparation notes
  • Place cottage cheese in a bowl and add walnuts.
  • Use walnut pieces; soak to soften if desired. No cooking is needed.

Batch-preparation and food safety:

  • Cook chicken, turkey and vegetables during one main prep session; portion into containers.
  • Make egg muffins only if choosing the original-egg breakfast. Veggies Made Great frittatas from Costco are premade and only require reheating.
  • Refrigerate first three days of cooked portions and freeze later portions promptly.
  • Thaw in the refrigerator. Reheat leftovers to 165°F; cook poultry to 165°F and fish to 145°F initially.
  • Prepare Cream of Rice around 7:00 PM, mixing in the pre-workout whey serving and keeping a separate serving for after training; add avocado fresh.
  • This pattern repeats every five days regardless of weekdays.

Early Dinner - Ground Turkey, Sweet Potato & Broccoli (default training dinner; 5:00 PM)

824 kcal 59.6 g protein 76.5 g carbs 32.2 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • 180 g cooked 93%-lean ground turkey
  • 300 g cooked sweet potato
  • 200 g broccoli
  • 10 g extra virgin olive oil
Preparation notes
  • Batch-cook ground turkey and roast sweet potatoes.
  • Steam or roast broccoli.
  • Portion turkey and sweet potatoes by cooked weight; include measured olive oil for cooking or dressing.
  • Freeze later-week portions promptly and reheat cooked leftovers to 165°F.

Early Dinner - Salmon, Sweet Potato & Broccoli (optional training-day alternative; 5:00 PM)

752 kcal 55.0 g protein 76.5 g carbs 26.0 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • 200 g cooked salmon
  • 300 g cooked sweet potato
  • 200 g broccoli
Preparation notes
  • Cook salmon and prepare sweet potatoes and broccoli.
  • Substitute this plate for the default turkey dinner whenever desired; it is not assigned to Tuesday or Friday.
  • Omit the 180 g cooked turkey and 10 g dinner olive oil from that day.
  • Weigh salmon and sweet potato cooked. Freeze later portions promptly.

Pre-Workout - Cream of Rice & Whey (training days; 7:00 PM)

264 kcal 25.8 g protein 35.9 g carbs 1.6 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • 40 g Cream of Rice, dry weight
  • 30 g whey protein powder
  • Not specified water
Preparation notes
  • Cook Cream of Rice with water according to the package instructions.
  • Remove from heat and stir in 30 g whey, adding water as needed.
  • Reserve the banana for the post-workout shake.
  • Eat about 60-90 minutes before the 8:00-8:30 PM workout start, as tolerated.
  • Keep the separate 30 g post-workout whey serving: training days include 60 g whey powder in total.

Post-Workout - Whey Shake & Banana (training days; after finishing at 10:00-10:30 PM)

223 kcal 24.5 g protein 30.3 g carbs 1.9 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • 30 g whey protein powder
  • 1 banana
  • Not specified water
Preparation notes
  • Mix whey with water in a shaker after training, and eat the banana alongside it or blend them together.
  • This 30 g serving is in addition to the 30 g whey in the pre-workout Cream of Rice.
  • Dinner and cottage cheese are now eaten earlier; this is the only scheduled post-workout meal.

Protein Shake (rest day, 1 of every 5 days; time flexible)

116 kcal 23.2 g protein 2.9 g carbs 1.5 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • 30 g whey protein powder
  • Not specified water
Preparation notes
  • Mix whey with water in a shaker.
  • This replaces the training-day whey shake. No Cream of Rice or banana is scheduled on rest days.
  • No amount of water was specified.

Dinner - Turkey, Broccoli & Extra Vegetables (rest day, 1 of every 5 days; about 8:30 PM)

676 kcal 54.7 g protein 22.3 g carbs 41.9 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • 180 g cooked 93%-lean ground turkey
  • 150 g additional non-starchy vegetables
  • 200 g broccoli
  • 20 g extra virgin olive oil
Preparation notes
  • Heat the cooked turkey, broccoli and additional vegetables.
  • Use the measured olive oil for cooking or dressing.
  • Do not include sweet potato on the rest day.

Rest-Day Additional Fat Portions (rest day only, 1 of every 5 days; distribute with other meals)

533 kcal 6.6 g protein 12.6 g carbs 54.2 g fat

Estimated nutrition.

  • ½ large avocado, in addition to breakfast
  • 20 g extra virgin olive oil, in addition to other meals
  • 30 g walnuts, in addition to other meals
Preparation notes
  • Distribute these across rest-day meals as preferred.
  • The original plan did not assign each addition to an exact meal.
  • No extra nut butter or dark chocolate remains after the final cottage-cheese-and-walnuts substitution.


Groceries

Shop section by section, with refrigerated and frozen items toward the end. Check items as you shop; expand notes for substitutions.

Starting at Day 1: 4 training days, then 1 rest day. Default egg breakfasts and turkey dinners.

Groceries for 7 days
In cart Item Amount for 7 days
Dairy & Eggs
Item notes

Default Breakfast A. Each frittata-breakfast substitution removes 2 eggs from the grocery total.

14 large eggs (default)
Dairy & Eggs
Item notes

Default Breakfast A. Each frittata-breakfast substitution removes 150 g liquid egg whites.

1050 g (default)
Produce
Item notes

Default Breakfast A. Each frittata-breakfast substitution removes 60 g loose spinach.

420 g (default)
Frozen
Item notes

Fully cooked, ready-made Veggies Made Great frittatas purchased from Costco; reheat according to package directions, no cooking from scratch. Optional breakfast replacement instead of eggs, liquid egg whites and spinach. User-supplied values per frittata: 70 kcal, 4 g fat, 5 g carbs, 5 g protein (not independently verified). Grocery quantities depend on how many breakfasts are swapped.

0 (default); add 4 per substituted breakfast, up to 28
Produce
Item notes

Count-based as requested, not weighed. Training: ½ at breakfast. Rest: ½ at breakfast plus ½ later. First 7 days: 6 × ½ + 1 × 1 = 4 whole. First 10 days: 8 × ½ + 2 × 1 = 6 whole. Calorie content depends on avocado size.

4 whole large avocados
Pantry
Item notes

Original egg breakfast includes 10 g olive oil. Premade Costco frittata breakfast contains NO added olive oil, so subtract 10 g for each breakfast switched to frittatas, regardless of day type. Default training day: 10 g egg breakfast + 30 g lunch + 10 g turkey dinner = 50 g; default rest day: 10 g egg breakfast + 10 g lunch + 20 g dinner + 20 g extra = 60 g. Seven-day baseline: 6 × 50 + 60 = 360 g. Ten-day baseline: 8 × 50 + 2 × 60 = 520 g. Also subtract 10 g for each training-day salmon substitution. The remaining oil is used with other meals, never poured over the frittatas.

360 g (all egg breakfasts); subtract 10 g per frittata breakfast
Meat & Seafood
Item notes

Cooked-weight lunch portions. Raw purchase quantity depends on cooking yield; no raw-to-cooked conversion has been assumed.

1190 g cooked
Frozen
Item notes

Chicken lunch, e.g., zucchini and bell peppers. Separate from rest-day additional non-starchy vegetables.

1750 g
Dairy & Eggs
Item notes

Served with chicken lunch.

175 g
Pantry
Item notes

Training = 35 g chicken lunch + 15 g yogurt + 40 g cottage cheese. Rest = 15 g chicken lunch + 15 g yogurt + 40 g cottage cheese + 30 g extra. Seven days: 6 × 90 + 100 = 640 g. Ten days: 8 × 90 + 2 × 100 = 920 g. Walnuts replace almonds and nut butter; walnut pieces may be soaked to soften.

640 g
Dairy & Eggs
Item notes

Plain 2% Greek yogurt. Specific brand not given.

1750 g
Pantry
Item notes

For Greek yogurt snack.

70 g
Frozen
Item notes

Frozen raspberries for the Greek yogurt snack.

490 g
Pantry
Item notes

Dry weight, made with water. Seven days: 6 × 40 g; ten days: 8 × 40 g. Replaces rice cakes. Product described as Cream of Rice, no specific flavor or package size given.

240 g dry
Produce
Item notes

One banana with the post-workout whey shake per training day; none on rest days. Nutrition estimates assume approximately 120 g edible fruit per banana.

6 bananas
Supplements
Item notes

Training days: 30 g mixed into Cream of Rice before training plus 30 g in the post-workout shake. Rest days: one 30 g shake. Amounts refer to powder weight. Brand not specified.

390 g
Meat & Seafood
Item notes

Cooked dinner portions: training with sweet potato and broccoli, rest with extra non-starchy vegetables. Reduce default purchase by 180 g cooked per salmon-substituted training dinner. No raw-to-cooked conversion assumed.

1260 g cooked (default)
Meat & Seafood
Item notes

Optional dinner alternative only, not assigned fixed weekdays. Each salmon dinner replaces 180 g cooked turkey and removes 10 g olive oil. Seafood portions measured cooked.

0 g (default); add 200 g cooked per substitution, up to 1200 g
Produce
Item notes

Early training dinner with turkey or salmon around 5:00 PM. No sweet potato on rest days. Weigh after cooking.

1800 g cooked
Frozen
Item notes

Dinner vegetable on training and rest days.

1400 g
Frozen
Item notes

For rest-day dinner, distinct from lunch vegetables and broccoli. Specific type not supplied.

150 g
Dairy & Eggs
Item notes

Afternoon snack around 3:30 PM with 40 g walnuts. Brand not specified.

1750 g
Beverages
Item notes

Used to prepare Cream of Rice and whey. Original plan specifies no volume, so totals cannot be calculated.

Not specified

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