Plant-forward dinners and lunches built on beans, lentils, tofu, and grains — 12g+ of fiber per plate, no meat in sight.
★ High-Fiber Vegetarian
This is similar to my pico recipe, but with a few extra ingredients!
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Open in Pepper →Three meatless dinners a week is the easiest, least-painful fiber upgrade you can make. Bean tacos, chickpea pasta, tofu stir-fry, lentil curry — they're hearty, fast, and you don't miss the chicken.
Cost matters too. A pound of dry lentils feeds a family for under $3 and brings 30g+ of fiber per serving. There is no protein in the meat aisle that competes with that math.
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