Related: Kami’s Workout Plan

Current block: modular fat-loss eating plan for Kami, anchored to ~63 kg / ~138.9 lb, a goal weight of 53 kg / 116.8 lb, and a digestion-friendly protein target of ~107 g/day at 1.7 g/kg.

How to Use This Plan

Pick 1 breakfast + 1 lunch build + 1 supper.

  • Breakfast: choose one of the four options below.
  • Lunch: choose 1 protein + 1 vegetable + 1 compact carb portion. Use the larger carb portion only on a training / higher-hunger day. Add 0-1 date by default; use 2 dates only when the extra carbohydrate is intentional.
  • Supper: choose one of the three options below.
  • Protein target: land around ~100-115g/day; the center target is ~107g/day.
  • Preconception guardrail: this is a focused cut before the planned January pregnancy season. If pregnancy starts or clinician advice changes, stop treating the plan as an active deficit.

Meal 1 — Breakfast Options

Option 1) Protein Pancakes

Based on Josh’s protein pancake recipe, but sized for this cut.

Ingredient Amount
Banana 1/2 banana
Whole egg 1 egg
Protein powder 1 scoop / ~30g
Baking powder, salt, cinnamon, vanilla, zero-cal sweetener To taste
Ground nuts ~7-8g
Blueberries 75g

Macros: P: ~33.5g | F: ~11.2g | C: ~27.9g | ~341.5 kcal

Option 2) Whole-Egg Omelet with Feta + Vegetables

No egg whites here — Kami does not like the taste.

Ingredient Amount
Whole eggs 3 eggs
Feta 30g
Mushrooms 60g
Tomato 80g
Onion 40g

Macros: P: ~26.7g | F: ~21.9g | C: ~11.6g | ~350.1 kcal

Option 3) Protein Oats with Blueberries + Almond Butter

Uses the Best Elite Whey Total Vanilla Ice Cream protein powder.

Ingredient Amount
Oats, dry 35g
Protein powder 1 scoop / ~30g
Blueberries 100g
Almond butter 12g
Cinnamon / salt / water To taste

Macros: P: ~34.0g | F: ~10.0g | C: ~43.0g | ~390.8 kcal

Option 4) Blueberry Protein Smoothie

Ingredient Amount
Protein powder 1 scoop / ~30g
Blueberries 150g
Banana 60g
Almond butter 10g
Unsweetened almond milk, or water/ice ~200g

Macros with almond milk: P: ~30.6g | F: ~9.4g | C: ~40.6g | ~368.3 kcal


Meal 2 — Lunch Builder

Lunch is modular: choose 1 protein + 1 vegetable + 1 compact carb portion. The compact portion is the default; the larger portion is reserved for training / higher-hunger days. Add 0-1 date by default, or 2 dates when the extra carbohydrate is intentional.

Protein Module

Protein Portion Protein Fat Carbs kCal
Chicken breast, cooked 125g 38.8g 4.5g 0.0g ~206.2
Salmon, cooked 155g 34.1g 18.6g 0.0g ~319.3
80/20 ground beef, cooked/drained 115g 29.9g 19.6g 0.0g ~292.1

Vegetable Module

Vegetable Portion Protein Fat Carbs kCal
Edamame, cooked/shelled 70g 8.3g 3.6g 6.2g ~84.7
Broccoli, cooked 200g 4.8g 0.8g 14.4g ~70.0
Asparagus, cooked 250g 6.0g 0.5g 10.2g ~55.0

Carb Module

Default Compact Portions

Use these portions on ordinary days. They keep the starch component near ~24-31g carbs before vegetables or dates.

Carb Default portion Protein Fat Carbs kCal
Potatoes, cooked 150g 2.9g 0.1g 30.1g ~130.5
Plantain, cooked 90g 1.2g 0.4g 28.7g ~109.8
Lentil-based pasta 40g dry / ~100-120g cooked 10.4g 0.6g 24.0g ~144.0
Rice, cooked 110g 3.0g 0.3g 31.0g ~143.0
Quinoa, cooked 140g 6.1g 2.7g 29.8g ~168.0
Rice noodles / rice vermicelli, cooked 120g 2.1g 0.3g 29.9g ~129.6

Training / Higher-Hunger Portions

Use these only when the larger starch serving is deliberate.

Carb Larger portion Protein Fat Carbs kCal
Potatoes, cooked 230g 4.4g 0.2g 46.2g ~200.1
Plantain, cooked 145g 1.9g 0.6g 46.3g ~176.9
Lentil-based pasta 50g dry / ~125-150g cooked 13.0g 0.8g 30.0g ~180.0
Rice, cooked 170g 4.6g 0.5g 47.9g ~221.0
Quinoa, cooked 210g 9.2g 4.0g 44.7g ~252.0
Rice noodles / rice vermicelli, cooked 190g 3.4g 0.4g 47.3g ~205.2

Dessert Option

Use Mariani Organic Deglet Noor dates.

Use 0-1 date by default. Use 2 dates on a training / higher-hunger day when the extra carbohydrate is intentional.

Dessert Protein Fat Carbs kCal
1 date ~0.2g 0.0g ~5.3g ~20
2 dates ~0.4g 0.0g ~10.6g ~40

Lunch Calibration Rules

  • Use the compact carb portion by default. Use the larger portion only for a training / higher-hunger day.
  • Use 0-1 date by default. Two dates are an intentional higher-carb choice, not the baseline.
  • Compact starch portions remove roughly ~36-84 kcal versus the larger portions. If a full day falls below roughly ~1,200 kcal or recovery/hunger worsens, replace some of that energy with 5-10g olive oil, 10-15g almond butter, or 50g avocado rather than forcing a larger starch serving.
  • Chicken lunches are the leanest; use the fat adjustment above when needed. Salmon and beef lunches already bring more fat, so do not add oil automatically.
  • The modules are flexible, but not every arbitrary combination lands in the ~100-115g protein band. Use the full-day examples below as the safest defaults.
  • A low-protein stack such as omelet + beef + broccoli + compact plantain + Mango Creami lands near ~91g protein; switch beef to chicken, broccoli to edamame, or the Creami to fish/yogurt.
  • Protein oats + chicken + edamame + lentil pasta + white fish can exceed ~130g protein. Avoid stacking all five together; swap lentil pasta for rice/plantain, edamame for broccoli/asparagus, or fish supper for the Creami.

Meal 3 — Supper Options

Option 1) Yogurt Bowl with Apple + Almond Butter + Cinnamon

Ingredient Amount
Plain nonfat Greek yogurt 300g
Apple 150g
Almond butter 15g
Cinnamon To taste

Macros: P: ~34.5g | F: ~9.4g | C: ~34.7g | ~351.1 kcal

Option 2) Mango-Protein Ninja Creami — 16 oz Pint

Serving size: 1 full 16 oz pint.

Ingredient Per 16 oz Pint 4-Pint Batch
Protein powder 1 scoop / ~30g 4 scoops / ~120g
Mango 200g 800g
Unsweetened almond milk, or water/ice ~200g ~800g
Creatine monohydrate, optional 5g 20g

Macros per 16 oz pint with almond milk: P: ~28.6g | F: ~4.3g | C: ~33.0g | ~270.0 kcal

If using water instead of almond milk, subtract roughly 30 kcal, 1g protein, 2.5g fat, and 1g carbs per pint.

Option 3) Shrimp or White Fish + Vegetables

Version Amount
Shrimp version 130g cooked shrimp + 250g broccoli + 5g olive oil
White fish version 150g cooked white fish + 250g asparagus + 5g olive oil
Version Protein Fat Carbs kCal
Shrimp + broccoli ~37.2g ~6.4g ~18.3g ~261.2
White fish + asparagus ~40.5g ~6.8g ~10.2g ~257.5

Targets + Timeline

Target Current working number
Current weight anchor ~63 kg / ~138.9 lb
Goal weight 53 kg / 116.8 lb
Remaining gap ~10 kg
Planning pace ~0.7 kg/week
Pure math timeline ~14.3 weeks if the trend actually averages 0.7 kg/week
Protein target ~107 g/day
Protein context 1.7 g/kg / ~0.77 g/lb
Practical protein band ~100-115 g/day
Avoid by default Regularly pushing near 2.0 g/kg / ~126 g/day, because that has been rough on digestion
Food target Curated compact-carb examples below land around ~1,197-1,235 kcal; other combinations may need a measured fat adjustment or the larger training carb portion

A 0.7 kg/week cut implies roughly a ~770 kcal/day average deficit on paper. In real life, use the scale trend, training performance, cycle symptoms, sleep, hunger, digestion, and mood to adjust.


Full-Day Macro Examples

These are best-fit combinations using the modular meals above. Food labels, fiber, and cooked weights create rounding noise, so treat these as precise planning estimates rather than lab values.

Full day Protein Fat Carbs kCal Protein context
Pancakes + salmon/compact rice/broccoli + yogurt bowl 109.9g 40.3g 108.0g ~1,224.9 1.74 g/kg / 0.79 g/lb
Omelet + chicken/compact potato/edamame + 1 date + 15g olive oil + Mango Creami 105.5g 49.4g 86.2g ~1,196.5 1.67 g/kg / 0.76 g/lb
Protein oats + beef/compact plantain/asparagus + 1 date + white fish + asparagus supper + extra 10g olive oil 111.8g 47.3g 97.4g ~1,215.2 1.77 g/kg / 0.80 g/lb
Smoothie + chicken/compact rice noodles/broccoli + 1 date + 10g olive oil + yogurt bowl 111.0g 34.4g 124.9g ~1,235.2 1.76 g/kg / 0.80 g/lb

Notes

  • Recalculate the protein target when her body-weight anchor materially changes. At 63 kg, the target is ~107g/day.
  • Use 0-1 date by default as the preferred lunch dessert instead of random sweets; use 2 only when the extra carbohydrate is intentional.
  • Use the compact lunch carb portions on ordinary days. The former portions remain available as training / higher-hunger servings.
  • Do not assume every modular combination automatically fits. Start with one of the four calibrated full-day examples, then swap within the lunch rules above.
  • If the scale is not moving after two consistent weeks, adjust by ~100 kcal/day or increase walking, not by cutting protein.
  • If digestion worsens, first reduce the highest-protein stack: whey + chicken + lentil pasta + shrimp/fish all on the same day.
  • Because the goal is to be healthy before trying to conceive in January, protect sleep, cycle regularity, training performance, iron-rich foods, omega-3 fish, fruits/vegetables, and enough dietary fat. If pregnancy starts or medical advice changes, stop treating this as an active cut.
  • The protein powder page lists 26g protein per 30g serving and 0g sugar. This page estimates one scoop as ~120 kcal, 26g protein, 1g fat, and 2g carbs.
  • The protein pancake option uses half of the existing recipe’s listed per-person macros, plus 75g blueberries.
  • All meat/fish weights are cooked weights. Pasta weight is listed as dry weight, with cooked yield noted.
  • Dates are estimated as small Deglet Noor dates at ~20 kcal each.