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<p>The reason post-workout meals tend to become boring and rote (the poster-child of this being <a href=/articles/2016/04/recipe-grilled-chicken-skewers-flavorwalla>chicken breast</a> and broccoli) is three-fold: you're <a href=/articles/2013/12/sleep-fitness>too tired</a> to be creative, too <a href=/articles/2016/02/are-you-hungry>hungry</a> to be fussy and it's too late at night to spend a lot of time in the kitchen. <a href=http://danielchurchill.com.au/ target=_blank>Dan Churchill</a>, Aussie chef, cookbook author, surfer and sports enthusiast, feels your pain. And rejects it. He's masterminded three protein-rich, throw-together recipes that all take under 30 minutes to prepare. Plus, they're easy to personalize according to your tastes and what you have on-hand. Some can even be made or prepped ahead for those nights you know you're coming home voracious.<p><a href=/articles/2016/05/recipe-lemon-tomato-salmon-en-papillote>Lemon and Herb Salmon En Papillote</a><p><a href=/articles/2016/05/recipe-asian-lettuce-bowls>Spicy Asian-Style Lettuce Bowls</a><p><a href=/articles/2016/05/recipe-quinoa-chicken-carbonara>Quinoa Pasta Chicken Carbonara</a>

Post-workout dinner recipes

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