Healthy Philly Cheesesteak Pasta!
⭐️Overall rating: /5:5
MACROS: 546 Calories, 62g Protein, 48g Carbs, 11g Fat
- I got this recipe on Tiktok from Jalalsamfit and tweaked it a lil bit! It was AMAZING.
Ingredients:
(4 Servings)
- 800g Raw Ground beef (I used 97/3)
- 20g Butter
- 1 Tbsp Minced Garlic
- 1 Medium Onion Chopped
- 2 Bell peppers
- Your preferred seasoning
- 140g Light Cream Cheese
- 50g Mozzarella
- 3 Light Cheese Slices (19g Each) (I just added more mozzarella)
- 125ml Pasta Water
- 240g Uncooked Macaroni
-Garnished with Oregano and parmesan
-(I didn’t want mine super thick, so I did add half a cup of fat free fairlife milk and stirred it in)
💗Comment below if you tried and what you would rate it!
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Let me tell you, finding a healthy meal that actually tastes good and keeps you full can be a challenge, right? That’s why I was so excited to share this high-protein Philly Cheesesteak Pasta recipe! It truly changed my meal prep game. For someone like me who’s trying to hit their protein goals without sacrificing flavor, this dish is a total lifesaver. One of the biggest wins with this recipe is how perfectly it fits into a meal prep routine. I usually make a big batch on Sunday, and it lasts me for several delicious lunches or dinners throughout the week. To store it, I just divide it into individual airtight containers. When I'm ready to eat, a quick reheat in the microwave or a pan with a splash of water or milk brings it right back to life. It actually tastes even better the next day as the flavors meld together! This makes sticking to healthy eating so much easier during busy workdays. The lean ground beef (I swear by 97/3 for that extra leanness!) is the star here, packing a serious protein punch that keeps me feeling satisfied for hours. Why is high protein so crucial, especially for meal prep? Well, protein is essential for muscle repair and growth, and it also helps regulate blood sugar, preventing those mid-afternoon energy crashes. Plus, it's incredibly satiating, meaning you'll feel fuller for longer, which is a huge bonus when you're trying to manage your calorie intake. Combined with the macaroni (or penne if that's what you have on hand, like I sometimes do!), bell peppers, and that unbelievably creamy sauce made with light cream cheese and mozzarella, it feels like a total indulgence. I love seeing those vibrant bell peppers and onions sautéing with the minced garlic – it just smells incredible and adds so much flavor and nutrients. And speaking of customization, that's where this recipe really shines! While the original calls for specific ingredients, don't be afraid to make it your own. If you're not a fan of bell peppers, you could try adding mushrooms or even some spinach for extra greens. For a spicier kick, a pinch of red pepper flakes would be fantastic. I've also experimented with different cheeses; sometimes I'll use a sharp cheddar blend if I want a bolder flavor, but the mozzarella and light cheese slices give it that classic Philly cheesesteak creaminess. The key is that rich, savory creamy sauce that brings it all together with the beef. If you're worried about the consistency, remember the tip about adding fat-free milk or extra pasta water – it really helps achieve that perfect, saucy texture without making it too thick. I find that the OCR images of pouring the penne pasta into the pot and then combining it with the sauce really capture the essence of how simple this process is, making it less intimidating for any home cook. Incorporating more high-protein meals like this ground beef pasta has made a huge difference in my energy levels, recovery after workouts, and overall fitness journey. It's a healthy beef pasta that doesn't compromise on taste, proving that eating well doesn't have to be bland. Give it a try, and let me know how you make it your own!










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