Getting enough calories on induction

  • I'm struggling to eat enough calories on induction, as all the protein and fat seems to fill me up quite easily. I eat when I am hungry, until I am full (not stuffed). I am eating only the foods allowed on induction, but I did make a mistake with beans yesterday. I'm averaging between 1000-1100 calories. I'm going to post yesterday and today's menus. Since today is not over, hopefully someone can suggest some additions to meals 3 or 4 to help bump me a bit higher.

    April 11th:
    Meal 1:
    3 oz boarshead all natural tuscan turkey breast, 1/2 ounce boursin cheese
    (I'd planned to eat 6 ounces meat, but I had to stop - too full)

    Meal 2:
    3 oz boarshead all natural roast beef, 1/2 ounce boursin cheese

    Meal 3:
    1 cup green peppers slices (considered a salad veggie), 1 cup cucumber slices (considered a salad veggie), 1 cup broccoli (my regular veggie), 2oz rotisserie chicken brease, 1 ounce turkey breast, 2 tbsp kidney beans, 2 tbsp chickpeas
    (The beans were a mistake. I thought they were allowed )

    Meal 4:
    8 oz chicken breast
    1 tbsp olive oil
    1 ounce boursin

    Total Calories: 1051, 19 net carbs

    And today, planned for half:
    Meal 1:
    3 oz boarshead all natural tuscan turkey breast, 1 ounce havarti cheese

    Meal 2:
    3 oz boarshead all natural roast beef, 1 ounce havarti cheese

    Meal 3:
    3 cups organic baby spinach
    1/4 cup (equivalent of 1 ounce) feta
    1 tbsp olive oil

    Meal 4:
    8 oz chicken breast
    1 tbsp olive oil

    Total: 1083, 9 net carbs

    I try to stay at 3 ounces cheese in case I slightly went over somewhere. I eat my full amount of veggies, and as much protein as I desire. I cook liberally in good fats. I have no idea how to bump my calories without being overly full.
    Help!

    Thank you!
  • Okay, as a mini update, I decided to get a slightly fattier cut of meat for dinner for today. I'm going to make a 12oz NY strip. I will probably only use .5 tbsp of olive oil to baste it, since I won't need or want the full tbsp. This will bring my daily calories to 1491, and 9 net carbs