Here's a list of high protein foods that may help:
Beans
Black beans ( 7.6 grams)
Garbanzo (chickpeas) ( 7.3 grams)
Kidney beans ( 7.6 grams)
Lentil beans ( 8.9 grams)
Lima beans ( 7.3 grams)
Navy beans ( 7.9 grams)
Soybeans (edamame) (11.1 grams)
Tofu (10 grams)
Dairy
Cheddar cheese ( 7.1 grams)
Cottage cheese (14 grams)
Cottage cheese, lowfat (16 grams)
Egg ( 6.3 grams)
Milk, lowfat ( 8.1 grams)
Milk, skim ( 8.4 grams)
Muenster cheese ( 6.7 grams)
Swiss cheese ( 8.1 grams)
Yogurt, lowfat (11.9 grams)
Yogurt, nonfat (13 grams)
Fish
Anchovies, in water ( 5.8 grams)
Halibut (17.7 grams)
Mackerel (15.8 grams)
Salmon (16.9 grams)
Sardines, in water (22 grams)
Tuna, tongol (16 grams)
Grains
Oatmeal, rough cut (6 grams)
Pancake, buckwheat (1.8 grams)
Pancake, whole wheat (3.4 grams)
Popcorn, dry (1.8 grams)
Rice, brown, cooked (2.4 grams)
Rye bread (2.1 grams)
Whole wheat bread (2.4 grams)
Poultry
Chicken breast (29.3 grams)
Chicken, light meat, no skin (35.1 grams)
Chicken, dark meat, no skin (31 grams)
Turkey, light meat, no skin (33.9 grams)
Turkey, dark meat, no skin (32.4 grams)
and another link to a good source of info on high protein foods:
http://www.www.wellsphere.com/wellmi...-protein-foods