After a hard day at work and having lifted heavy stuff, the last thing I want to do is to stand in the kitchen for hours at end. But I also want yummy food to support the gainz, so here’s what I do.

Just like with the breakfast and lunch recipes, I’ll share two favorite ones but now they’ll be geared towards dinner time. They’re both super easy recipes to make, very healthy, and absolutely delicious!

Maybe it’s my Scandinavian upbringing but for me, dinner is the main meal of the day. While I don’t mind a smoothie for breakfast or some stir-fried veggies for lunch, I want dinner to keep me full for the many hours to come.

Training or sleeping when hungry is the worst! (Part of why I’m sooo good at bulking.)

So without further ado, here are my two go-to recipes for healthy, filling, vegan dinners.

Keep in mind that these serving sizes are measured for me – a 90 kg male. Adjust accordingly.

Chickpea coconut curry Many of my own recipes are a result of me thinking “I like A and I like B, so a mix must be awesome”. I’ve come to learn the hard way that, sadly, that’s not always the case. But it is with chickpeas, coconut cream, and curry powder! Ingredients 400 g (14 oz) Canned chickpeas

5 dl (2 cups) Cauliflower

2 dl (1 cup) Spinach

200 g (7 oz) Coconut cream

1/2 Onion

2 tbs Coconut oil

Curry powder, salt, turmeric, black pepper Directions Chop the onion into small pieces and fry it in coconut oil, together with plenty of curry powder and some salt, turmeric, and black pepper. This is the base flavor, so don't be cheap with the spices! Once the onion has softened: dice the cauliflowers, rinse the chickpeas, and add them both to the frying pan. Stir and keep frying until the chickpeas are a bit mushy. Pour in the coconut cream and stir well. Turn down the heat a bit and leave it to boil for 10-15 minutes, until most of the liquid has gone away. You want a hearty curry, not a soup. Just before it's done, rinse and add the spinach. Stir and let it soften a little. Serve in a bowl and feed those gainz! 1669 kcal 46 g protein 126 g carbs 109 g fat