28 Joe Wicks Recipes | The Body Coach Lean in 15 Recipes

2022-07-30 02:19:15 By : Ms. Vivi ShangGuan

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Fix your food rut with these tried and tested dishes you can whip up in no time

Guilty of coming back to the same three recipes when you don't know what to cook? We feel you, and we need Joe Wicks.

Let's face it. No matter how much we might love our favourite recipes, they can get pretty boring to make and eat after a while, and even though there's no denying that there are some banging dishes that have recently had their claim to fame and inspired us to try out something new (remember the Feta pasta that had us all in a chokehold for months?), the struggles of finding exciting and healthy meals every single day can be real.

If that’s you, then look no further. The many delicious, healthy and easy-to-follow Joe Wicks recipes are part of the reason people love his workout plan so much.

He’s the curly-haired PT with 4.5 million Instagram followers who Silly-Billied his way into the hearts and homes of the nation with his PE lessons throughout lockdown. The free YouTube series encouraged youngsters in isolation to kick-start their days with an exercise class led by Joe Wicks himself, and raised more than £91,000 for the NHS from advertisement revenue in the process. He also raised more than £1.5m for BBC Children in Need when in November 2020 he completed a 24-hour workout.

And that's far from all: the father-of-two (who announced in March 2022 he and wife Rosie Jones are expecting their third child) has eight book titles under his name, including a best-selling veg-centric book Veggie: Lean In 15, which offers a whole host of vegetarian Joe Wicks recipes for you to try at home and his latest best-seller 30 Day Kick Start Plan. Then there’s the Body Coach app, launched in December 2020, which generates health plans comprising of short, sweet and sweaty HIIT workouts and Joe Wicks recipes for those looking to get fit. Phew, that’s a lot!

But, despite his many ongoing projects, Joe Wicks continues to share Lean in 15 recipes on his Instagram, complete with his trademark taglines and phrases (read: bosh!).

Simple and tasty, the basic principle of the Lean in 15 approach is to include healthy fats, wholesome carbs and a lean source of protein in every meal. Post-workout, you eat more carbs to restore your glycogen levels. Easy.

Joe Wicks recipes are rated for their uncomplicated and faff-free nature (no rooting around specialist health stores for obscure ingredients required). They’re almost always quick and easy to cook, and no nutrient is demonised. Plus, delicious meals often ostracised by diet plans aren’t off the cards when following a Body Coach plan; Joe Wicks recipes include curries, pastas, burgers and blondies.

There’s a reason 100,000 people signed up in the first two years of the plan alone.

Keep scrolling for healthy Joe Wicks recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner which will make isolation cooking seriously exciting (and healthy). Lean in 15 in no time.

Weekday breakfasts can be a bit of a myth when you've snoozed your alarm and have a Zoom call in ten minutes.

Try these almond butter and banana breakfast muffins, one of the best Joe Wicks recipes for an easy grab-and-go option to last you all week. You're welcome.

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Everybody loves avocado on toast.

But when you're bored of standard avo on toast, this is one of the Joe Wicks recipes to experiment with.

Behold, omelette avo toast. Easy, tasty and fun. Win, win, win.

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French toast is great enough on its own, but cheese-topped french toast for breakfast? Drool. Need we say more...

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Complete with the new protein powder from Joe's MyProtein range, this strawberry protein pancake recipe is simple and delicious. Curb your sweet tooth in no time.

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Egg fans, listen up: this kale and pepper combo is not only a perfect balance of all three macros, but delicious too. Get toasting.

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Vegetarians, listen here: just because you're meat-free does not mean your diet needs to be low protein. Example a: this egg-based dish, full of healthy fats, protein and slow releasing carbs. Lean in 15, indeed.

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You can't deny how yummy these breakfast tostadas look, and prove breakfast can be so much more than just Weetabix or Bran Flakes. Get creative and try these tomorrow.

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This one's for the veggies or those who are looking to cut down their meat consumption. Plus, this chickpea and leek hash is so tasty, you'll want to cook it all over again.

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Healthy lunches don't have to be bland, beige salads. No, the Joe Wicks recipes for healthy lunches are full of flavour and protein, fat and carbs. The perfect nutritional trio.

Quick to make, this one will taste good cooked fresh or eaten from a Tuppawear.

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Looking for a Joe Wicks recipe that's filling, tasty and warming during these freezing months?

This red Thai curry soup is just that—hearty, nourishing and simple to make. Enjoy.

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Bite-size and perfect to pack in your lunch box, these Mexican toasties will make you question whether they can actually be tasty. But with a healthy balance of macros, they're Lean in 15, for sure.

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Looking for a lighter carb lunch? These are high protein, thanks to the cod, and perfect for packing with a salad for eating on your break. Enjoy.

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A hearty, healthy, Lean in 15 lunch ideal for boxing up and enjoying al desko. Fun fact: Wicks' other half Rosie created this recipe especially for his Veggie Lean in 15 book, released in December 2018. Cute!

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Mexican night never looked so good. High in protein, slow release carbs and healthy fats, this burrito is both nutritionally dense and delicious.

If you're veggie or vegan, why not sub the meat for Quorn, instead?

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Healthy, hearty, and a family favourite for the Wicks', these look like they pack some serious flavour. Bonus - your kitchen will smell incredible after whipping up a few of these; it's no wonder Joe himself is a big fan of them.

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So make your burger Lean in 15 with this exotic recipe. Think moist chicken, crisp lettuce and juicy tomatoes, all sandwiched together with some Greek yoghurt and a side of sweet potato fries, of course.

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Like a Wagamamas, but healthier.

Now you can't go wrong with a healthier Wagas.

Protein from your prawns, and slow release carbs from your noodles, this dish is tasty and will keep you fuller for longer. Win, win.

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Craving an Mexican takeaway? You don't need to opt for a meal full of additives and high fat sauces to enjoy.

Make these cod fish and pineapple salsa tacos for a tasty and nutritiousus dinner party alternative - perfect for entertaining friends.

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In a word: Yum. This dish is deceptively veg-packed, making hitting your five a day even easier than you could have imagined.

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Like a takeaway, but healthier. Cook from home and you'll know this delicious Thai dish isn't full of added nasties, additives or sugars. Fakeaway, sorted.

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Not only is it aesthetically pleasing to look at, this veggie Buddha bowl is packed with nutrients and protein. Also great if you're testing out a veggie lifestyle for a week or two.

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This aubergine parmigiana recipe is the perfect vegetarian alternative to a lasagne. So why not get stuck into some layers of freshly cooked tomato and aubergine!

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With a recipe as easy as this, you won't be missing out on your protein, or your flavour. Packed with nutrients and using only a handful of ingredients, this Salmon dish is just as easy to make as it is good to eat.

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Must. Not. Dribble. Whip up these healthy snack bites for with a tup of tea or a scoop of ice cream after dinner. Seriously, seriously good.

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Made with Joe's favourite coconut oil and desiccated coconut, these are seriously tasty and easy to transport to and from work or the gym. Just try not to eat the lot. They're very more-ish.

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One of the simplest combinations, but a delicious one nonetheless. Whizz up this smoothie for an easy on-the-go post-workout breakfast, or top with granola and enjoy a smoothie bowl. Yum.

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Packed with healthy fats and protein, these muffins are a perfect snack for when you're on the go (or make a great breakfast too). For a veggie version, why not swap out the Chorizo for a carrot?

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This cheesy omelette with avocado is a step up from your regular avocado on toast and exactly what you need to wake up with a spring in your step.

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