Grocery List for Hormone Balance: Spring Edition
A high protein meal plan with seasonal spring produce.
This month's Grocery List for Hormone Balance is all about keeping it simple, high-protein, and blood sugar supportive with fresh spring ingredients and a few batch-prep staples to make your week flow with ease.
You'll find easy breakfasts, simple lunches, nourishing dinners, and a few quick snacks made with seasonal ingredients — all designed to help you feel energized, satisfied, and supported through every season of life (especially the busy ones).
I also included a "Sunday Essentials" section at the bottom with a few small preps you can make ahead if you want to save even more time during the week. These are the little habits that help build lasting hormone health without feeling overwhelming.
Pick what feels good for you — you don't have to prep it all! Even one or two meals on repeat can make a big difference.
This month’s fresh high-protein meals feature seasonal ingredients, including:



RADISHES
Support liver and gallbladder function, encouraging healthy bile flow and hormone detoxification.
Types: French breakfast radishes, watermelon radish, Easter egg radishes
BERRIES
Rich in antioxidants and fiber, they help stabilize blood sugar and reduce inflammation that can disrupt hormone balance.
Types: Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries
PEAS
Offer plant-based protein, fiber, and essential minerals like zinc, supporting progesterone production and immune resilience.
Types: English peas, sugar snap peas, snow peas



ASPARAGUS
Provides glutathione and B vitamins, essential for liver detoxification, energy production, and adrenal support.
Types: Green asparagus, purple asparagus, white asparagus
LEMONS
Promote bile flow, support liver detoxification, and provide vitamin C for collagen production and healthy cortisol regulation.
Types: Meyer lemons, organic lemons
MICROGREENS
Concentrated in sulforaphane, a potent compound that supports estrogen detox pathways and reduces oxidative stress.
Types: Broccoli microgreens, arugula microgreens, mixed microgreens
Missed the previous grocery lists for hormone balance? Here’s the link
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Not a paid subscriber? You’ll still be able to see the grocery list and meal ideas (it’ll still always be on Instagram too) to give you some inspiration for the week ahead!
SPRING HIGH PROTEIN GROCERY LIST
BREAKFAST
Whipped Cottage Cheese Berry Bowl
Lemon Poppy Seed Protein Pancakes
High-Protein Egg Scramble with Avocado Toast + Radish Salad
LUNCH
Chicken Quinoa Bowl with Avocado + Microgreens
White Bean + Radish Salad
DINNER
Ground Bison + Snap Pea Stir Fry
Salmon with Roasted Carrot Fries + Mashed Cauliflower
Turkey Burger Bowls with Radishes + Quinoa
Protein Pasta Salad with Chicken
SNACKS
Hard-boiled eggs + avocado slices
Whipped cottage cheese + strawberries + hemp seeds
Coconut yogurt + chia seeds + blueberries
Pumpkin seeds + dark chocolate
Turkey slices + radish salad wraps
Rice cakes + tahini + lemon + microgreens
GROCERY LIST
VEGETABLES:
Arugula
Radishes
Parsley
Green onions
Snap peas
Carrot sticks
Cauliflower
Broccoli microgreens
Asparagus
Peas, fresh or frozen
FRUITS:
Strawberries
Blueberries
Lemons
CARBS:
Cooked quinoa
Jasmine rice
Chickpea or lentil pasta
HEALTHY FATS:
Avocados
Pistachios
Hemp seeds
Dry roasted cashews
DAIRY ALTERNATIVES:
Organic cottage cheese
Unsweetened almond milk
Dairy-free pesto
PROTEINS:
Eggs
Chicken thighs
Ground turkey
Ground bison
Wild-caught salmon fillets
Butter beans or white beans
PANTRY EXTRAS:
Castelvetrano olives
Olive oil
Raw honey
Almond flour
Vanilla protein powder
Poppy seeds
Teriyaki sauce (no sugar added)
Smoked paprika
Garlic powder
Onion powder
RECIPES
Get the full recipes for the the Spring Edition of the Grocery List for Hormone Balance below. There’s also a more detailed grocery list with the exact amounts you’d need to make the recipes.