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7-Day 2000 Kcal Gluten Free Meal Plan

2000 Kcal Gluten Free Meal Plan

We’ve created a 7-day 2000 Kcal gluten free meal plan. It’s in an easy-to-use table format so you can customize it to your liking.

Why a 2000 Kcal gluten-free meal plan?

On average, Americans eat about 2000 calories each day. For some people, especially those with celiac disease who are underweight, this might be more than enough.

However, others might use this 2000-calorie plan to gain or maintain their weight. It can also help restore lost nutrients during flare-ups of celiac disease when diarrhea and poor nutrient absorption can cause significant deficiencies.

Here is a 7-day 2000-calorie gluten-free meal plan for people with celiac disease:

Day 1MealFood Item1980 Calories (Kcal)
MondayBreakfastSpinach and cheese frittata (1 slice)350
SnackPotato fries with homemade tomato sauce260
LunchMeatballs curry + rice tortilla with tropical fruit salsa550
SnackCaramelized banana bites (2 medium bananas)290
DinnerBlack bean burritos (wrapped in corn tortilla) + kiwi and cucumber smoothie530

 

Day 2MealFood Item2010 Calories (Kcal)
TuesdayBreakfastBrown rice cake with nut butter + 1 cup milk420
SnackHomemade cheese popcorn (1 cup)290
LunchChicken avocado and corn salad470
SnackChocolate and peanut butter stuffed dates (4-5)330
DinnerTuna salad with sprinkled olive oil500

 

Day 3MealFood Item1990 Calories (Kcal)
WednesdayBreakfastKebab’s sandwich made with gluten-free bread + cheese slices and tomato sauce360
SnackSweet potato wedges (1 cup)310
LunchStir-fried edamame + 1 cup brown rice + beets and cabbage salad550
SnackMaple-cinnamon roasted chickpeas (1 cup)280
DinnerChicken and celery stir-fry with roasted beats + corn tortilla490

 

Day 4MealFood Item2010 Calories (Kcal)
ThursdayBreakfastMicrowave amaranth porridge + sliced pear330
SnackBaked celery sticks with guacamole + orange juice360
LunchGluten-free penne pasta with mushrooms, tomato sauce, and low-fat cream530
SnackSliced fruits with melted chocolate340
DinnerCauliflower rice with fried peas, bell peppers and carrots450

 

Day 5MealFood Item2000 Calories (Kcal)
FridayBreakfastZucchini cheese omelet with gluten-free bread350
SnackGreek yogurt bowl with frozen fruit270
LunchPotato, peas, and leek soup with garlic bread + pomegranate juice570
SnackAmaranth blueberry muffins (2)360
DinnerVegetable rice with beef steak + mango chunks450

 

Day 6MealFood Item1950 Calories (Kcal)
SaturdayBreakfastGreen onion pancakes with kimchi330
SnackBlueberry banana smoothie290
LunchPlain brown rice with grilled tofu and yogurt dip + mixed vegetable salad510
SnackGluten-free bread with fruit jam (2 slices) + 1 cup tea350
DinnerKidney beans stew with rice tortilla + roasted peach470

 

Day 7MealFood Item1950 Calories (Kcal)
SundayBreakfastAlmond flour banana pancakes with maple syrup290
SnackCarrot sticks with hummus + apple juice350
LunchBeef kebabs with avocado dip + pineapple chunks500
SnackRoasted peanuts (1/2 cup)250
DinnerBroccoli stem fries with hummus dip + orange juice560

Here is a table summarizing the 2000 Kcal Gluten-Free Meal Plan

DayBreakfastSnackLunchSnackDinnerTotal Calories
MondaySpinach and cheese frittata (1 slice)

350 kcal

Potato fries with homemade tomato sauce

260 kcal

Meatballs curry + rice tortilla with tropical fruit salsa

550 kcal

Caramelized banana bites (2 medium bananas)

290 kcal

Black bean burritos (wrapped in corn tortilla) + kiwi and cucumber smoothie

530 kcal

1980 kcal
TuesdayBrown rice cake with nut butter + 1 cup milk

420 kcal

Homemade cheese popcorn (1 cup)

290 kcal

Chicken avocado and corn salad

470 kcal

Chocolate and peanut butter stuffed dates (4-5)

330 kcal

Tuna salad with sprinkled olive oil

500 kcal

2010 kcal
WednesdayKebab’s sandwich made with gluten-free bread + cheese slices and tomato sauce

360 kcal

Sweet potato wedges (1 cup)

310 kcal

Stir-fried edamame + 1 cup brown rice + beets and cabbage salad

550 kcal

Maple-cinnamon roasted chickpeas (1 cup)

280 kcal

Chicken and celery stir-fry with roasted beats + corn tortilla

490 kcal

1990 kcal
ThursdayMicrowave amaranth porridge + sliced pear

330 kcal

Baked celery sticks with guacamole + orange juice

360 kcal

Gluten-free penne pasta with mushrooms, tomato sauce, and low-fat cream

530 kcal

Sliced fruits with melted chocolate

340 kcal

Cauliflower rice with fried peas, bell peppers and carrots

450 kcal

2010 kcal
FridayZucchini cheese omelet with gluten-free bread

350 kcal

Greek yogurt bowl with frozen fruit

270 kcal

Potato, peas, and leek soup with garlic bread + pomegranate juice

570 kcal

Amaranth blueberry muffins (2)

360 kcal

Vegetable rice with beef steak

+ mango chunks

450 kcal

2000 kcal
SaturdayGreen onion pancakes with kimchi

330 kcal

Blueberry banana smoothie

290 kcal

Plain brown rice with grilled tofu and yogurt dip + mixed vegetable salad

510 kcal

Gluten-free bread with fruit jam (2 slices) + 1 cup tea

350 kcal

Kidney beans stew with rice tortilla + roasted peach

470 kcal

1950 kcal
SundayAlmond flour banana pancakes with maple syrup

290 kcal

Carrot sticks with hummus + apple juice

350 kcal

Beef kebabs with avocado dip + pineapple chunks

500 kcal

Roasted peanuts (1/2 cup)

250 kcal

Broccoli stem fries with hummus dip + orange juice

560 kcal

1950 kcal

Remember:

Consistency is the key. If you have celiac disease, you have to stick to a gluten-free diet plan to prevent nutritional deficiencies, gain weight and height, and boost your immunity.

If you are not consistent and non-compliant with your diet, you may not benefit from following this 2000 kcal meal plan even if you follow it for a whole week.

In addition, read food labeling before buying precooked food. Always consult your doctor before changing your diet.

If the 2000 kcal meal plan is too much for you, you can follow these:

All the above meal plans are also available in book format at Amazon. Here is the link:

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