Go To Fight Camp Meals

[NewThai]

I thought this could be fun and perhaps even helpful for some of us. I know when I'm in camp I tend to fall into a lot of repeat meals, which can be boring.

 

Something I tend to eat a lot of are dark green salads. I'll batch cook some lean poultry on the weekends, either ground or thinly sliced and (most often) seasoned with chili and lime juice. Then each day after my morning session I'll toss some of that over a dark greens mix. I'll slice some avocado as well and mix it in. Right now strawberries are fresh so I've been enjoying aome of those in there too.

 

What are some of your Go To's?

[Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu]

I'm super lazy about meal prep and am a terrible shopper - I'll come home from a trip to the store and realize I have nothing that isn't immediately for the dinner I'm about to make. BUT, if we have to travel I've figured out how to make a pretty big batch of fried rice and I can carry that in a tupperware to eat over the period of a day or two. I try to throw in lots of vegetables and the egg is good protein, I'll throw some raw cashews in just because I like the texture.

The easiest dinner for us lately is a garden salad, which is about as lame as a restaurant's side-salad (just lettuce, tomato and cucumber) and occasionally we'll put some meat on it, like a grilled deal. It requires very little chopping and prep, so I'm usually quite happy with that 4-5 times per week.

If I have to cut weight, which is a rare thing, I'll cut salt out of my diet for the last 3 days and then the difficulty becomes making everything from scratch. So, same salad but no dressing other than lemon juice and maybe some olive oil. No meat, just hard-boiled eggs on top for protein.

[NewThai]

Ooo maybe I'll hard boil some eggs for salads to change it up a bit. I'm not a creative chef in the least haha, though I have gotten much, much better about shopping and prepping my food because of muay thai.