A really easy and fast recipe, perfect to add some spice and flavour to your diet. Add a diet coke and you got yourself a non-cheat cheat meal!

It’s relatively low in carbs, but with plenty of healthy fats and it’s really satiating, which makes it a great dish for cutting.

Nutritional info (approx. for 3 servings)

550 kcal 🔥

Protein: 30gr 💪🏻

Carbohydrates: 30gr 🔋

Fat: 35gr ⚙️

Ingredients (for about 3 servings)

• 100gr of steak 🐄
• 1/2 avocado 🥑
• 3 Taco shells / small tortillas 🌮
• Tabasco 🌶

Pico de gallo

• Cherry tomatoes 🍅
• 1 small red onion 🧅
• 1 tablespoon of olive oil 🫒
• Cilantro 🌿
• 1/2 lime 🍋
• Salt 🧂

Preparation

Pico de gallo

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