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Adding protein to veggie dishes without the bulk?

Hi All,

I was sleeved in March and have really just began enjoying veggies again. My fave is making 'fried rice' out of riced cauliflower.

I add eggs and meat to this but unfortunately it's just too light on protein still, given that I can only eat a small amount.

I want to enjoy my veggies but it's hard because I know it should always be protein first but I don't always want to fill up on that.

Any idea what I could add as a supplement to boost that protein content? Would unflavored protein powder be ok or would it make the texture weird?

Your advice is MUCH appreciated. Thanks!

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    I eat my veggies as their own separate meal. They are usually my afternoon or after dinner "snack". I don't eat veggies with my meat because if I do either they take up too much space, or they make my

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I eat my veggies as their own separate meal. They are usually my afternoon or after dinner "snack". I don't eat veggies with my meat because if I do either they take up too much space, or they make my dense protein not as dense and I am not full for as long.

I think an unflavored protein powder could work with a stir fry but you could have to be really careful with the temp so it doesn't clump or curdle.

One of the reasons I enjoy eating them alone is because I can eat them in a large quantity.

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