7 Day High-Protein Purim Meal Plan
Here’s a detailed outline for a 7-day high-protein Purim meal plan that is fully Kosher, follows strict Kashrut, and avoids pork, mushrooms, shrimp, shellfish, and tuna. I’ve focused on protein-rich, festive, and Purim-appropriate foods that are practical for meal prep or celebration meals.
Day 1: Festive Kickoff
Breakfast (Milchig / Dairy)
Greek yogurt parfait with kosher-for-Purim honey, chia seeds, and fresh berries
Protein smoothie with almond milk, pea protein, and cinnamon
Lunch (Fleishig / Meat)
Grilled chicken breast with roasted sweet potatoes and steamed broccoli
Hard-boiled eggs on the side for extra protein
Snack (Pareve)
Roasted edamame or spiced almonds
Dinner (Fleishig / Meat)
Baked salmon fillet with quinoa pilaf and roasted asparagus
Side of Israeli salad with cucumbers, tomatoes, parsley, and lemon dressing
Purim Treat (Optional)
Hamantaschen filled with almond or poppy seed filling
Day 2: Protein-Packed Celebration
Breakfast (Milchig / Dairy)
Cottage cheese with sliced peaches and pumpkin seeds
Herbal tea or black coffee
Lunch (Fleishig / Meat)
Turkey meatballs with zoodles (zucchini noodles) and tomato-basil sauce
Side of roasted cauliflower
Snack (Pareve)
Pumpkin or sunflower seeds roasted with garlic and paprika
Dinner (Fleishig / Meat)
Grilled steak strips with sautéed spinach and roasted carrots
Lentil salad with parsley, lemon, and olive oil
Purim Treat
Mini almond hamantaschen
Day 3: Mediterranean-Inspired Protein
Breakfast (Milchig / Dairy)
Omelet with spinach, bell peppers, and feta cheese
Side of smoked salmon (kosher-certified)
Lunch (Fleishig / Meat)
Lemon-herb roasted chicken thighs
Quinoa with roasted zucchini and pine nuts
Snack (Pareve)
Roasted chickpeas with paprika and cumin
Dinner (Fleishig / Meat)
Grilled swordfish or kosher white fish with a side of green beans and roasted butternut squash
Side salad with tahini dressing
Purim Treat
Poppy seed hamantaschen
Day 4: Comfort & Celebration
Breakfast (Milchig / Dairy)
High-protein pancake made from almond flour and egg whites, topped with fresh berries
Low-fat milk or soy milk
Lunch (Fleishig / Meat)
Turkey and vegetable stir-fry with broccoli, carrots, and bell peppers
Side of roasted cauliflower rice
Snack (Pareve)
Mixed nuts with dried cranberries
Dinner (Fleishig / Meat)
Baked cod or kosher salmon with garlic green beans
Roasted sweet potato wedges
Lentil and cucumber salad
Purim Treat
Chocolate-filled hamantaschen
Day 5: Festive Flavors
Breakfast (Milchig / Dairy)
Greek yogurt with granola (kosher for Purim) and sliced almonds
Fresh fruit
Lunch (Fleishig / Meat)
Grilled chicken shawarma-style (with kosher spices)
Roasted vegetable medley: bell peppers, zucchini, eggplant
Side of hummus
Snack (Pareve)
Protein balls made with nuts, dates, and cocoa powder
Dinner (Fleishig / Meat)
Baked salmon with lemon-herb quinoa
Steamed broccoli with olive oil and garlic
Purim Treat
Apricot or date-filled hamantaschen
Day 6: Protein Variety
Breakfast (Milchig / Dairy)
Scrambled eggs with diced tomatoes and spinach
Side of kosher cottage cheese
Lunch (Fleishig / Meat)
Kosher beef kebabs with roasted peppers and onions
Side of quinoa and cucumber salad
Snack (Pareve)
Roasted chickpeas or spiced walnuts
Dinner (Fleishig / Meat)
Oven-baked trout or tilapia with garlic-lemon green beans
Side of roasted sweet potato cubes
Purim Treat
Mini almond hamantaschen
Day 7: Grand Purim Feast
Breakfast (Milchig / Dairy)
Protein smoothie bowl with almond milk, protein powder, and pumpkin seeds
Fresh berries
Lunch (Fleishig / Meat)
Roasted chicken or turkey breast with rosemary
Quinoa or farro salad with parsley, tomatoes, and olive oil
Snack (Pareve)
Mixed nuts or roasted edamame
Dinner (Fleishig / Meat)
Baked salmon with herb-garlic olive oil
Roasted vegetables: carrots, zucchini, bell peppers
Lentil salad with lemon-tahini dressing
Purim Treat
Hamantaschen trio: almond, poppy seed, and chocolate fillings
✅ High-Protein Purim Guidelines
Rotate between chicken, turkey, beef, kosher fish, eggs, legumes, and dairy for protein variety.
Pareve snacks like nuts, seeds, and roasted legumes provide extra protein without conflicting with meat/dairy meals.
Keep Hamantaschen fillings kosher and protein-friendly when possible (almond, date, or poppy seed).
Avoid all pork, shrimp, shellfish, tuna, mushrooms.
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