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High-protein German dinners recipes
20 high-protein german dinners with ingredient lists, original steps and typical cost per serving. The middle recipe here costs about $2.19 a serving and takes 55 minutes; 3 of 20 are done in 30 minutes or less. Most-used grocery items: onions, eggs, pork chops, chicken breast.
20 recipes, cheapest first
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Beer Braised Chicken
$1.04/serving
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Baked Pork Chops
$1.28/serving
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Schwenkbraten Pork Chops
$1.29/serving
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Baked Chicken Schnitzel
$1.30/serving
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Pork Schnitzel
$1.52/serving
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Chicken Schnitzel with butter
$1.53/serving
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German Pork Schnitzel
$1.71/serving
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Beer Brats
$1.90/serving
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Apple Cider Pork with Red Cabbage
$2.07/serving
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Breaded Chicken Cutlets
$2.13/serving
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Cornbread Stuffed Pork Chops
$2.19/serving
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German Schweinshaxe
$2.92/serving
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Kimchi Chicken Schnitzels
$2.95/serving
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German Pork Knuckle
$3.02/serving
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Bratwurst Cod Boil
$3.45/serving
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German Beef Goulash
$4.41/serving
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Beef Goulash
$5.88/serving
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Crisp Breaded Schnitzel
$6.63/serving
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Spareribs with Sauerkraut
$7.08/serving
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Pressure Cooker Tafelspitz
$7.27/serving
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