Chicken and Steak for Salad

I am always trying to come up with ideas for cheap, healthy, and good meal prep ideas.  In this case, I cooked it for dinner, but it is definitely a great option for meal prep.

I bought chicken breast tenderloins and diced steak.  I cut the chicken up in to smaller pieces.  The chicken was thrown in a gallon size bag with olive oil, chicken seasoning, and chili powder.  The steak was put in a gallon size bag with Worcester sauce and steak seasoning.  After each bag was thoroughly mixed and marinated I heated up the griddle.  After prepping the griddle I put the chicken and the steak on.  Cooked them thoroughly, which was about 10 minutes, and then took them off and put them on a big plate.  Mixed them in with salad, or just eating them alone was great!  And cheap!  

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