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Do YOU wanna build lean vegan muscles but don't think you have time to prepare healthy, delicious high-protein meals? Don't worry, I've got you covered with this 4-day meal prep video! ** Written recipes ** Vanilla overnight oats with mixed fresh berries and golden flaxseeds 400g oats 4 scoops vanilla protein 400g raisins 8 tbsp flaxmeal 200g each of Strawbs, blackberries & bloobs Cinnamon Mint leaves 2L soya milk Mix oats. protein powder and raisins and divide between 4 tubs. The night before you need each one add in the milk, stir and store in the fridge. The next morning add fresh berries and flax on top and enjoy! Chickpea pasta salad with caesar dressing 400g legume pasta (dry weight) pref fusilli 80ml soya milk 3 tbsp lemon juice 350g silken tofu 2 tsp dried chives (or 2 tbsp fresh) 2 tsp dried parsley (or 2 tbsp fresh) 2 tsp dried dill (or 2 tbsp fresh) 2 tsp onion powder 2 tsp garlic powder 2 tsp mustard 2 tsp apple cider vinegar Salt and pepper to taste 160g cherry tomatoes 40g purple cabbage 1⁄4 medium cucumber 100g rocket 1 can mixed beans Cook the pasta according to the pack instructions, then drain, run under cold water and set it aside. In a blender add the soya milk, lemon juice, silken tofu, chives, parsley, dill, onion powder, garlic powder, mustard, apple cider vinegar, salt and pepper. Blend until smooth. Chop the tomatoes, purple cabbage and cucumber and add them to a large bowl. Add in the pasta, rocket, mixed beans and toss. Divide the pasta salad across your tubs and store in the fridge. Drizzle the dressing across the top upon serving. Vegan chorizo and butter bean Feijoada with rice 12 Linda McCartney “vegetarian” chorizo sausages 400g White rice 3 medium onions (400g frozen chopped) 4 tsp garlic powder (4tbsp frozen chopped) 4 tsp smoked paprika 600g butternut squash 2 cans butter beans 300g spinach Cook the sausages. Steam-fry the onions for 6 minutes. Add the garlic and paprika and cook for a further 1 minute. Put the rice on to cook. Add the butternut squash, butter beans, spinach, bay leaves, black paper, salt and 330ml boiled water to the pot. Cover, bring to the boil, then lower to a simmer and cook for at least 7 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the lime juice and coriander, stir through and then serve with the rice. ** Bio ** I'm Paul Kerton, a former Personal Trainer and Vegan Nutritionist, I am now a full-time Social Media Influencer. Not so long ago, in a misguided attempt to try and grow muscle as quickly as possible, I ended up eating more animal products than probably anyone you've ever met. Through research, I came to learn the deleterious effects that eating even quite trivial amounts of animal products has on one's health and through personal experience, I found that far from being a hindrance to sports performance, a well-planned vegan diet is actually optimal! Then with an open heart, I looked at how we treat animals in order for them to end up on our plates and it shook me to the core. I could not believe that for so long I fell for the lies that others tell us, that we tell ourselves, in order that we perpetuate this destructive behaviour. Destructive to ourselves, the beautiful, intelligent sentient beings that are here with us and indeed our very planet. To try and put right my part in all of this I was compelled to overcome my fear of being filmed for YouTube and television, appearing on the radio and more recently public speaking. On a spiritual level, I've come to realise that my fellow man too is suffering. If I won't see harm come to a chicken I've never met then why would I be unkind to my brother man? If someone is being aggressive or unkind toward me, surely the suffering inflicted on them in the past is simply spilling over? Do I want to add to that, or can I step out of my ego long enough to forgive them and maybe break the cycle of negativity? This former, quick-to-anger "meat-head" bouncer has been on one transformative journey!

Do YOU wanna build a lean, muscular physique as a vegan but are lacking delicious, easy recipes that will propel you to your goals? I've got you covered with the latest of my full day of eating videos... ** Bio ** I'm Paul Kerton, a former Personal Trainer and Vegan Nutritionist, I am now a full-time Social Media Influencer. Not so long ago, in a misguided attempt to try and grow muscle as quickly as possible, I ended up eating more animal products than probably anyone you've ever met. Through research, I came to learn the deleterious effects that eating even quite trivial amounts of animal products has on one's health and through personal experience, I found that far from being a hindrance to sports performance, a well-planned vegan diet is actually optimal! Then with an open heart, I looked at how we treat animals in order for them to end up on our plates and it shook me to the core. I could not believe that for so long I fell for the lies that others tell us, that we tell ourselves, in order that we perpetuate this destructive behaviour. Destructive to ourselves, the beautiful, intelligent sentient beings that are here with us and indeed our very planet. To try and put right my part in all of this I was compelled to overcome my fear of being filmed for YouTube and television, appearing on the radio and more recently public speaking. On a spiritual level, I've come to realise that my fellow man too is suffering. If I won't see harm come to a chicken I've never met then why would I be unkind to my brother man? If someone is being aggressive or unkind toward me, surely the suffering inflicted on them in the past is simply spilling over? Do I want to add to that, or can I step out of my ego long enough to forgive them and maybe break the cycle of negativity? This former, quick-to-anger "meat-head" bouncer has been on one transformative journey!