Small Portions, High Nutrition: Low-volume, nutrient-dense meals for reduced appetites

Whether you're eating less because of hormone changes, stress, recovery or GLP-1 medications, eating well when you're eating less means you need extra care to get all the nutrients the body needs.
Eating smaller portions carries the risk of a shortfall in protein, fibre and micronutrients, and GLP-1 drugs or hormonal changes come with their own nutrient needs. But by focusing on hero whole foods and nutrient-rich ingredients, you can make your portions go a long way.
Nutritional expert Angela Dowden explains exactly what nutritional challenges to be aware of, and how to tackle them. These 80 recipes focus on nutrient-dense, whole-food ingredients that pack protein, fibre, vitamins, and minerals into manageable servings. Packed with ideas for low-effort and no-cook recipes, as well as easy additions to any meal, this is the smarter way to eat smaller portions.