Baby and toddler food

Almond pistachio praline triangle

Posted on September 18, 2009. Filed under: Baby and toddler food, Foods on the go | Tags: , |

A delicious praline made of nuts and poppy seeds. A great snack for any time of the day.

Preparation Time : : 10 mins.
Cooking Time : : 15 mins.
Serves 4.

Ingredients

1/3 cup coarsely powdered nuts (almonds and pistachio)

2 tablespoons melon seeds (charmagaz)

2 tablespoons poppy seeds (khus khus)

1/4 teaspoon cardamom [...]

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Curried beans pasta

Posted on September 11, 2009. Filed under: Foods on the go, pasta | Tags: , |

Rich in Vitamin A, Potassium & Fibre
Pasta is always a hit with children, and they will enjoy this tempting curried beans concoction.
Cooking Time : 15 mins.
Preparation Time : 20 mins.
Serves 4.

Ingredients

2 cups small whole wheat pasta (macaroni, fussilli, farfalle, etc.)

ΒΌ cup soaked lima beans (pavta)

2 to 3 peppercorns

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Fruity chana salad

Posted on August 3, 2009. Filed under: Baby and toddler food, Diabetes/diabetic recipe, Starter | Tags: |

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Bulgur wheat and paneer pulao

Posted on August 3, 2009. Filed under: Chawal/rice/pulao/biryani, Home Remedies, INFANCY - ten to twelve months | Tags: , , , , |

Pulao is usually associated with rice. Here, I have tried to make a different kind of pulao using bulgur wheat which has a very good fibre content. Addition of vegetables and paneer makes it all the more nourishing and helps in good vision as well as appealing for your infant. Serve it with fresh curds [...]

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Corn sambar

Posted on August 3, 2009. Filed under: INFANCY - ten to twelve months | Tags: , , |

A quicker version of sambar that’s also a variation of the traditional recipe. Grated corn is tempered with mild curry powder. This dish is good with steamed rice or vegetable idlis.
Curry powder is a blend of spices that is available at most grocery stores. While cooking for your baby. Choose the mildest variety of curry [...]

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Corn and peas with cottage cheese

Posted on August 3, 2009. Filed under: Toddlerhood | Tags: , , |

Yellow pearls of corn combined with peas and cubes of cottage cheese look really appealing and I’m sure your little angel will enjoy munching on them.
A new flavour of mixed dried herbs is added to perk up this dish, as children at this age do enjoy experimenting with newer flavours.
You should cook both the peas [...]

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Muskmelon and watermelon juice

Posted on August 3, 2009. Filed under: Toddlerhood | Tags: , , |

Most paediatricians advise that children below the age of I year should not be given watermelon as it disagrees with their delicate constitution. However, this is a really tasty combination of fruit juices for children over the age of 1 year and your little one is sure to enjoy it.
Cooking Time : Nil.
Preparation Time : [...]

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Plum and banana puree

Posted on August 3, 2009. Filed under: Toddlerhood | Tags: , , |

Sharp or acidic fruits like plums are not easily accepted by babies. But these fruits provide plenty of vitamin C and should be included in their diet. Adding some mashed banana tones down the sharpness of the plums and keeps both baby and you happy.
Preparation Time : 10 mins.
Cooking Time : Nil.
Makes 1 cup.

Ingredients

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Beetroot and carrot raita

Posted on August 3, 2009. Filed under: Toddlerhood | Tags: , , |

At least 2 glasses of milk per day is essential for toddlers as they require it for the development of bones and teeth. If your toddler is not happy about having milk, try other forms of milk like cheese, curds, paneer etc.
This tongue tickling raita will go well with a paratha or a pulao.
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Fruity chana salad

Posted on August 3, 2009. Filed under: Toddlerhood | Tags: , , , |

Salads have great nutritive value and should be a part of your baby’s meals. While most little ones are not enthusiastic about salads, if you include a few of their preferred ingredients, they won’t even notice they’re eating salad. You can add any seasonal fruits that are your baby’s favourite instead of pomegranate and oranges.
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