Recipe Name

Thai Stuffed Sweet Potato

  • Breakfast
  • Dinner
  • Lunch

Macros:

  • Protein: 29g
  • Carbs: 24g
  • Fat: 18g

This Thai inspired dish is a great way to start your morning or prep for lunch! This Thai stuffed sweet potato is not only packed with protein and dense with flavor, it’s also vegetarian.

It’s a great choice to include into your approach due to its complexity. This Thai stuffed sweet potato allows you to diversify your diet and palette. It’s also an easy dish to customize to your liking.

The recipe macros include a serving of fantastic almond sauce. If you don’t want to add it to the dish, here are the macros:

Protein: 25g

Carbs: 19g

Fat: 10g

Serving Details:

  • Servings: 1
  • Serving Size: 442g
  • Calories: 376

Directions:

  • 1 In a large pot, cover potatoes with water.
  • 2 Bring water to a boil on high heat, and let boil for 30-40 minutes until tender
  • 3 In the meantime, cut tomatoes in half
  • 4 Make almond sauce by blending almond butter, water soy sauce, ginger, and lime in a blender. It will be liquid and will thicken over time. It’s easier to use as a dressing when it is in a more liquid state
  • 5 In a skillet, scramble eggs using cooking spray to prevent sticking
  • 6 Scramble eggs for about 5 minutes
  • 7 Do not add salt until after eggs are finished cooking for restaurant style eggs
  • 8 When potato is finished, top with slaw, tomatoes, eggs, cilantro and almond butter dressing

Ingredients:

  • Baked Sweet Potato 57g (1/2)
  • Coleslaw (green cabbage and carrots plain slaw) 128g (1 cup)
  • Cherry Tomatoes 64g (1/2 cup)
  • Whole Eggs 100g (2)
  • Eggs Whites 60g (2)
  • Peanut Sauce 2 tbsp
  • Cilantro 4g
  • Almond Sauce 2 servings (ea. serving = 28.6g (2tbsp))
  • Almond Butter 43g or 3 tbsp (no sugar added)
  • Warm Water 4 tbsp
  • Soy Sauce 28g (2 tbsp)
  • Grated Ginger 5g (1 tsp)
  • Lime 14g (1 tbsp.)