Not sure what you mean here. If you add 30 gms of carbs to each meal, eating anywhere from 5-7 meals, this is 150-210 gms total, on a 2500 calorie diet this is 30%
This is his sample mass gaining diet.
EXAMPLE OF A TYPICAL MASS GAINING DIET:
MEAL 1:
6 whole omega-3 eggs with 1 cup of oatmeal
MEAL 2:
Meal Replacement SHAKE with a liquid carbohydrate drink (such as GATORAIDE or ULTRAFUEL)
MEAL 3:
? pound (8oz) of chicken (or turkey or filet of sole or shrimp) with ? cup nuts (almonds, cashews, or walnuts) with 1 cup RICE
MEAL 4:
Same as MEAL 2
MEAL 5:
? pound (8oz) of red meat (or salmon or swordfish) with a salad with 2 tablespoon of olive or macadamia nut oil and vinegar with 1 baked potato and/or yam
MEAL 6: Same as MEAL 3
MEAL 7: Same as MEAL 2
MEAL 8: 6 whole omega-3 eggs with1 cup grits
He says though in general continue the cut diet and add 25-30 grams of carbs per meal.
The ratios should be something like 50/25/25 protein/carbs/fats