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Keto Meal Prep: A 90-Minute Sunday Routine

One oven, two pans, ninety minutes. Lunches and half your dinners done for the week.

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Short answer: Most cooked meat and vegetables keep three to four days in the fridge. Freeze portions for later in the week.

The routine

TimeOvenHobCounter
0:00Preheat to 220 °CBoil water for eggsChop vegetables
0:10Chicken thighs in12 eggs onMix a dressing
0:20—Brown 1 kg ground beefPeel eggs once cool
0:35Tray of broccoli and cauliflower inSeason beef, add tomatoesShred cabbage for slaw
0:60Everything outBeef donePortion into containers
0:90——Wash up, label lids

Storage times (fridge, airtight)

  • Cooked chicken and beef: 3–4 days
  • Hard-boiled eggs (peeled): up to 5 days
  • Roasted vegetables: 3–4 days
  • Freeze anything for days 5–7 on prep day.

Tips

  • Keep sauces separate so vegetables stay crisp.
  • Weigh portions once into containers, so tracking is easy all week.
  • Rotate two prep menus so you do not burn out.
  • No time to stand at the hob? A pressure cooker does chicken thighs in 15 minutes (see keto Instant Pot times), and an air fryer handles vegetables and crunchy sides.

Frequently asked questions

How long does keto meal prep last?

Most cooked meat and vegetables keep three to four days in the fridge. Freeze portions for later in the week.

What is easiest to meal prep on keto?

Chicken thighs, ground beef, hard-boiled eggs, roasted vegetables and coleslaw.

This guide is general information for healthy adults, not medical advice. See our medical disclaimer.

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