What I would do in your situation would be keeping it simple, but effective.
A mere 3 solid meals a day, with 2 shakes. All good portions, lots of healthy fat, moderate carbs, etc. The fact that it's 5 meals without making each one gut-busting ensures that its easier to follow. It would look something like this:
*6 Omega eggs (eggs fortified with Omega-3 fatty acids due to flaxseed in the chicken's diet, awesome stuff). A full cup of oats (before cooking). Tall glass of milk (2 cups or so). Eat the eggs, then eat as much oatmeal as you can. If you can't finish it all, don't worry about it. Try though. Feel free to replace the oatmeal with a healthy, fibrous cereal (this is where your milk can go as well). This will be your standard breakfast.
*Muscle Milk (1 serving) in 2 cups of whole milk with a cup of blueberries or bananas (delicious, and serves its purpose well): A 730 calorie shake(49P/54C/35F assuming blueberries). This or something similar will be your standard shake.
*The standard "meal." What I mean by this is that you're fairly open in your choices, but follow a few rules: Around 10 oz of meat, or fish. If you have something like chicken, add a tablespoon of oil (flax, udo's, or extra-virgin olive). To this add a moderate serving of carbs, perhaps about the size of your fist. Red potatoes, rice etc. Then add 2 cups or so of a veggie, like broccoli or asparagus for example.
*The shake.
*The meal. Another option I enjoy that's easy, is plopping a 10 oz salmon onto a bed of spring mix (mixed spinach leaves, sprouts, cabbage etc.) and maybe adding a touch of olive oil for dressing. EASY, extremely healthful salad.
*If you weren't able to meet your goals for the day (couldn't finish a meal or whatever), before bed you might add some cottage cheese (eat until you get sick of it or finish the tub, whatever comes first), or maybe another shake.
That's it. I might calculate the calories, but we're shooting for around 20 times your bodyweight with about a 40/30/30 ratio. I've found ratios near that target to be very beneficial, for mass, energy, as well as health benefits including great skin (from all the healthful fats and such).
Anyway, I just typed this after having a few catabolic martinis, so I'm probably going to check this post in the morning to see if it makes sense at all
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