This high-protein, high-fiber chicken chili is everything a great meal prep should be: quick, hearty, nutritious, and incredibly budget-friendly — only $2.80 per serving! With 50g of protein, 10g of fiber, and a ton of flavor, this Instant Pot (or slow cooker) recipe makes eight satisfying portions that are perfect for busy weeks.

Craving Chipotle but want to make it at home? Coach Maggie has you covered with this copycat Chipotle chicken recipe that rivals the real thing. The secret is in the marinade, a smoky, spicy blend of chipotle peppers in adobo sauce, cumin, and garlic that transforms chicken thighs into something seriously delicious.

Paired with seasoned sweet potatoes, black beans, corn, and peppers, then finished with a honey-lime drizzle that balances the heat perfectly. It's great for meal prep or feeding the whole family.

This cozy, nutrient-packed soup isn’t just delicious, it’s designed with postpartum recovery in mind. Whether you’re in the early days after birth or prepping meals ahead of time, this recipe offers fluids for hydration, nutrients for healing, and ingredients that are easy on the digestive system. The collagen and amino acids in bone broth support joint health and reduce inflammation, while garlic and veggies provide immune-boosting vitamins and minerals.

This hearty chili is one of Coach Maggie’s husband’s all-time favorite meals, so she set out to recreate it at home with a lighter twist. After digging into the Cheesecake Factory version, she found a way to keep all the flavor while making it more balanced for everyday eating. Packed with protein and perfect for cooler weather, this is a great go-to for a cozy fall dinner or weekly meal prep.

This cozy Pumpkin Chicken Mac Bake brings together fall flavors and simple ingredients for a hearty, protein-packed meal. Creamy pumpkin, juicy chicken, and warm spices make it the perfect recipe for cooler weather—and it’s easy enough for busy weeknights or weekend meal prep.

This Chicken and Sausage “Jambalaya” is a meal prep favorite for a reason—it’s hearty, flavorful, and comes together with minimal effort. Packed with protein and bold Cajun-inspired flavor, it’s the perfect dish to prep in bulk and enjoy throughout the week. You can easily adjust the sausage to fit your macros, but let’s be honest—it’s even better with it. Serve it over rice for a satisfying, balanced meal that doesn’t skimp on taste.

This is the marinade you’ll find yourself reaching for week after week. It’s simple, flavorful, and especially amazing on grilled chicken thighs—but honestly, it works with just about anything. Pair it with quick, savory fried rice (made with day-old rice or cauliflower rice for extra veggies) and you’ve got a go-to meal prep staple that never gets old. Whether you fire up the grill or toss it in the air fryer, this combo is easy, delicious, and guaranteed to hit the spot.

This Sweet Chili Chicken and Cabbage Stir Fry is one of those recipes you’ll find yourself making on repeat. It’s simple, flavorful, and comes together fast—perfect for busy weeknights or easy meal prep. With a sweet and savory sauce, lean ground chicken, and crunchy veggies, it hits that perfect balance of high-protein and totally satisfying. Serve it over rice, pack it up for the week, and thank yourself later.

Looking for a high-protein meal prep that doesn’t feel boring or repetitive? This Creamy Greek Chicken Pasta Salad from Coach Maggie is the perfect blend of fresh veggies, flavorful herbs, and creamy tangy dressing—plus it has 60g of protein! It’s easy to prep, super satisfying, and great cold or warm. Whether you need a quick weeknight dinner or lunches for the week, this one’s a keeper.

Looking for a simple way to switch up your chicken meal prep? These chicken skewers are easy, flavorful, and you can customize the meal based on your goals. Coach Maggie uses chicken breast, but you can easily swap in chicken thighs if you prefer. Pair it with rice and your favorite veggies for a balanced, delicious meal that works great for the whole family.

Looking for a flavorful, protein-packed meal that comes together in just one pot? Coach Maggie’s Gluten-Free Cajun Chicken Pasta is a longtime favorite, and for good reason. It’s creamy, spicy (or not, if you prefer!), and perfect for feeding the whole family or stocking your fridge for the week. Made with high-protein Banza pasta, Greek cream cheese, and plenty of bold Cajun flavor, this dish is ideal for a quick weeknight dinner or your next meal prep!

This protein packed salad is so easy to make and loaded with fresh in season fruits and vegetables. Topped with roasted sweet potatoes, grilled chicken and cottage cheese, this salad is filling and a delicious mix of sweet and savory!

My philosophy is there are no rules with salad!! If you enjoy it together, put it in there! Salads don’t need to be iceberg lettuce, cabbage and unripe tomatoes if you don’t want them to be. You are the master of your salad so go forth Padawan and make salads the way YOU want to make them.

This salad is PACKED with some of my favorite items and full of flavor but not just that it has over 50g of protein and a huge punch of potassium!

These buffalo wings are the perfect party food. And we’ve also included a vegan option!

Who doesn’t love Chicken Pad Thai? I know I do. With a boost in the amount of chicken you use and a store bought sauce, this one is simple and can help with getting your protein in for the day.

Need something quick for your meal prep this week? Coach Maggie’s got you! You can pile in all the veggies or keep it simple. Lots of ways to adjust this recipe for your needs!

Raise your hand if you love comfort food? ✋🏼

This recipe is full of comfort AND protein. Great for a cozy winter night.

30 minute meals? Don’t mind if I do! This Thai inspired bowl is packed with so much flavor and so easy to make that even the biggest kitchen noobs can still create an amazing dish.

You can use jasmine rice like I did for the base, brown rice, cauliflower rice, coconut rice, cilantro lime rice... you name it. Do what feels right. Maybe even no rice if you prefer to get your carbs elsewhere!

This recipe looks more intimidating than it actually it is! It moves pretty quickly so I would recommend getting all of your ingredients prepped beforehand (mise en place!) All in with prepping this will likely take less than 40 minutes.

For the chicken and rice I used my Instant Pot however, you could absolutely use a Dutch Oven or something similar if you don’t have an Instant Pot. This is a nice and big bulk recipe, great for some food prep for the week or a big family meal!