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Grilling Your Way to More Protein

High-protein eating is trending for a reason   Protein is having a moment because it works. People are prioritizing meals that keep them full longer, support strength and energy, and […]

Jan 12

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High-protein eating is trending for a reason

 

Protein is having a moment because it works. People are prioritizing meals that keep them full longer, support strength and energy, and feel satisfying instead of restrictive. Whether someone eats meat, plant-based, or a mix of both, protein-forward meals are easier to build and easier to stick with.

 

That’s where grilling comes in.

 

 

A quick reality check on protein needs

Most people do not need to overthink protein or track every gram. A simple rule many dietitians agree on is aiming for roughly 25 to 40 grams of protein per meal, spread throughout the day. You do not need to eat it all at once and you do not need protein shakes at every meal.

Consistent, balanced meals matter more than chasing a perfect number.

 

 

Why grilling makes protein easier

Grilling naturally puts protein at the center of the plate without making meals feel heavy or repetitive.

  • Keeps prep simple
  • Adds flavor without extra sugar or heavy sauces
  • Works for animal-based and plant-based proteins
  • Makes meals feel exciting instead of routine

When protein tastes good, people eat enough of it. When it feels boring, it gets skipped. Grilling solves that.

Kenyon grills deliver even heat and consistent results, so chicken stays juicy, fish cooks evenly, steaks come out as planned, and plant-based proteins develop real texture and color instead of drying out.

 

 

High-protein goes way beyond steak

Versatility is what makes protein habits stick.

On a Kenyon grill, you can cook:

  • Marinated chicken, turkey, or lean beef
  • Salmon, shrimp, and other seafood
  • Tofu, tempeh, and plant-based patties
  • Halloumi, vegetables, and protein-packed sides

Everything cooks together on one surface, which makes building balanced meals fast and approachable.

 

 

Meal prep without the burnout

Protein goals often fall apart when cooking feels overwhelming. Grilling simplifies it.

One grill session can cover:

  • Chicken for salads and wraps
  • Steak or plant-based proteins for dinners
  • Fish or shrimp for bowls
  • Vegetables cooked alongside everything else

When protein is already cooked and ready, it becomes much easier to eat well without tracking every bite.

 

 

Protein that fits your space and your lifestyle

You do not need a backyard or a traditional setup to eat protein-forward meals. Kenyon electric grills are certified for indoor and outdoor use, making high protein cooking possible in apartments, condos, boats, RVs, and homes alike.

Same results. More flexibility. Fewer excuses.

 

 

The fun truth about protein goals

Protein goals are not about restriction. They are about meals that satisfy you.

When cooking feels easy and food tastes good, consistency follows. A Kenyon grill makes protein the simplest part of your day, not something you have to force.

More flavor. More confidence. More meals that support your goals without overthinking it.

 

 

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Easy grilling recipes that support protein goals:

 


 

Dry Rubbed Peri Peri Chicken

Lean, bold, and perfect for meal prep.
About 35–40 g protein per serving

Get the recipe →

 


 

Caribbean Crush Grilled Chicken Salad

Light but filling. Ideal for lunch without the mid-afternoon crash.
About 30–35 g protein

Get the recipe →

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Meat Your Match Cheeseburgers

Yes, burgers count. Protein goals do not mean sad food.
About 30–40 g protein per burger

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Grilled Sea Bass with Tomato Caper Butter

Seafood brings variety and cooks beautifully on a Kenyon grill.
About 30 g protein per fillet

Get the recipe →

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