Meal Prep 3 Ingredient Tacos to Replace Eating Protein Bars


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  1. Rahul Kamat
    Rahul Kamat says:

    Pick 1 – tacos or burritos?

    Ingredients you’ll need:

    Per Taco:
    – 28g (1oz) Chicken Breast
    – 7g Cheese
    – 1 Corn Tortilla
    – Seasonings (I used Salt, Garlic Powder, Smoked Paprika, Red Crushed Pepper, Oregano)

    Multiply ingredients by the number of tacos you want to make. I made 21 tacos.

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  2. Clifton Mcnalley
    Clifton Mcnalley says:

    Honestly, I'm impressed with the concept and prep, and rethermalizing instructions. The spices however……. I would strongly recommend to just buy Badia Original Spice mix, use it alone and call it good. Badia spices are reasonably priced and they have most things. Usually cheaper than the store brand spices.

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  3. sxnthwave
    sxnthwave says:

    I would recommend putting about a tablespoon of good quality organic tomato paste into the mixture you just did. It will really bump up the flavor profile and make it more robust. Plus antioxidants, iron, potassium, and B vitamins.

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  4. Kakapo
    Kakapo says:

    This mans Indian is really coming out, walmart brand everything, pre shredded cheese, called paper towels paper napkins. absolutely hilarious. Great video man I hate protein bars

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  5. Sukuna
    Sukuna says:

    Ramp it up a notch by adding rice w canned enchilada sauce (red or green), black beans, and corn. Then you can do the same exact thing by mixing in the pan with the chicken and cheese! Create a like sour cream and hot sauce dipping sauce and your golden! Swap the chicken with beef if needed to mix up flavor profiles

    Great video!

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  6. Mr. Phil
    Mr. Phil says:

    It’s a taco if it was a quesadilla it would be mostly all cheese and a little bit of meat, you have mostly meat in there and a lil cheese … but yeah pretty similar unless you added some pico de gallo In the tacos; you could just make a large batch of it and keep it in individual portions and thrown in the freezer for each taco or a large batch and just keep it in the fridge in an airtight container to top the taco off

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  7. Mark Eastridge
    Mark Eastridge says:

    I make mexi chicken as a healthy part of my diet. I prefer poaching well fat trimmed chicken to 155F, fork shredding chicken then to a hot pan to mix in any seasonings or veggies. Refrigerate and reheat over four days as needed. Ends up in various mexi foods or with salad.
    Poaching chicken takes out the frying oil. Normal poaching directly in water fine and easiest with no salt needed in the water as it with take salt fine during your seasoning if you need it. Key is figuring out spices and seasoning not falling to unnecessary salts and oils if you are seeking a clean easy food with some character.

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