>>76518465 (OP)
If you're not a troll (unlikely) here's something that works nicely for smaller people:
2 of your daily meals are now protein smoothies.
my favorite is
- 125g frozen berries (affordable at costco, $12 bag makes 20 smoothies)
- 1 scoop vanilla protein powder
- a few nuts. I like 3-4 brazil nuts
- 50g low fat greek yogurt
- 250g skim milk
- I also put my creatine in here
Just under 300Kcal, 40+ grams of protein depending on the powder you use.
I do another one that's chocolate protein powder with a banana but desu the berry one is more delicious.
Other than that just have 1 macro focused meal. For today I'm having lentil daal with chicken breast on top. Super high fiber and protein with very little added fat, so it ends up being low calories for the macros it packs in. I find it helps to figure out your macros and kcals before including the rice / bread in your dinner and then include that after in an amount that gets you to your calorie goal. Higher protein is even more important when your calories are limited.
If you don't do your nutrition properly then a calorie deficit will not be sustainable and you will start to feel and look like shit. Aim for 30% of your calories to be from protein, and make sure you get at least _some_ saturated fats for hormone production. Nuts are great for this. So is coconut oil for your cooking. Just don't over-do it.