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Citrus salmon bowl with lentils, cucumber, herbs, and citrus

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Citrus salmon bowl with lentils and herbs

Omega-3s, folate, fiber, and slow carbohydrates for steadier evening energy.

24 minSteady energyChecked
salmonlentilscucumbercitrusolive oilparsley
38gProtein14gFiberMediumPrep load

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Full meal list

3 days of food, snacks, prep, and shopping

12 meals
Today
BreakfastGreek yogurt oat crunch with berries6 min · low effort
LunchLeftover salmon rice bowl8 min · low effort
DinnerCitrus salmon bowl with lentils and herbs24 min · medium effort
SnackCottage cheese tomato bowl5 min · low effort
Tomorrow
BreakfastEgg and black bean breakfast taco11 min · low effort
LunchChicken hummus lunch box9 min · low effort
DinnerSardine toast with avocado, tomato, and pickled onion12 min · low effort
SnackApple peanut butter snack plate4 min · low effort
Day 3
BreakfastGreek yogurt oat crunch with berries6 min · low effort
LunchLeftover salmon rice bowl8 min · low effort
DinnerCitrus salmon bowl with lentils and herbs24 min · medium effort
SnackCottage cheese tomato bowl5 min · low effort
Prep list
  • Today: Pre-portion oats and seeds into jars for grab-and-go mornings.
  • Today: Use frozen berries straight from the freezer if they will sit for 10 minutes.
  • Today: Cool dinner leftovers quickly so lunch stays safe and appealing.
  • Today: Use microwave rice when lunch has to happen between calls.
  • Today: Pat salmon dry and salt lightly while lentils warm.
  • Today: Use canned or pre-cooked lentils to keep this under 25 minutes.
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Plan options

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Citrus salmon bowl with lentils and herbsDinner · 24 min · Steady energy · medium effort · serves 2
Golden chickpea soup with yogurt and greensDinner · 31 min · Sleep support · medium effort · serves 3
Sardine toast with avocado, tomato, and pickled onionDinner · 12 min · Energy and focus · low effort · serves 1
Greek yogurt oat crunch with berriesBreakfast · 6 min · Fast breakfast · low effort · serves 1
Egg and black bean breakfast tacoBreakfast · 11 min · Portable protein · low effort · serves 1
Chicken hummus lunch boxLunch · 9 min · Desk lunch · low effort · serves 1
Leftover salmon rice bowlLunch · 8 min · Leftover reset · low effort · serves 1
Apple peanut butter snack plateSnack · 4 min · Afternoon bridge · low effort · serves 1
Cottage cheese tomato bowlSnack · 5 min · Savory snack · low effort · serves 1

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Product selection notes
  • Match the ingredient first, then choose the simplest version: plain, unsweetened, and minimally seasoned when possible.
  • For produce, pick firm, fresh items without soft spots; choose pre-cut only when it meaningfully lowers prep friction.
  • For proteins and pantry swaps, keep sodium, caffeine, alcohol, and grapefruit-related ingredients consistent with the safety plan.
  • If a brand is unavailable, choose the closest equivalent size and ingredient list instead of changing the recipe pattern.

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Cook flow

24 min guided prep

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  1. Warm lentils with olive oil.
  2. Sear salmon.
  3. Fold cucumber and citrus over the bowl.

Cooking tips

Small moves that make the plan easier

01

Start the lentils before the salmon so the bowl comes together without waiting.

02

Use pre-cooked lentils when the day is busy; the nutrition pattern still works.

03

Keep breakfast boring on purpose if mornings are hard; consistency matters more than novelty.

04

Use a lidded jar when you need to eat after school drop-off or during commute.

05

Plan one dinner protein with lunch in mind and the week gets easier fast.

06

Use a shallow bowl so hot rice cools enough to add greens without wilting everything.

07

Savory snacks help when sweet snacks keep turning into more snacking.

08

Use pepper and olive oil to make simple cottage cheese taste finished.

Weekly rhythm

Adaptive plan

MonSalmon bowlplanned
TueChickpea soupplanned
WedSardine toastquick
ThuTurkey greensplanned
FriMiso noodlesreview

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