Recipes for toddlers 12 months +
I posted this recipe on Instagram a few weeks back and it was very popular, so I’m posting here as well. We love it, it’s simple and quick to make. I originally came across a recipe similar to this in a magazine some time ago, but this is my toddler friendly version. I’m certain the original has tea…
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Broccoli is my favourite green vegetable and H is a pretty big fan as well. In this recipe the broccoli taste is very subtle because of the huge amount of herbs, but I love that there is another veggie in there. I very quickly pulsed the broccoli in a food processor to achieve a rice like consistency and then cooked…
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Quinoa Granola – It’s a bit of an understatement to say I love this stuff. I’ve made it so many times now and it never lasts very long. I eat it as is with yoghurt for breakfast or as pictured here as a topping for chia pudding. I also love it on top of ice-cream with another drizzle…
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This is such as a simple salad and could be made with any tomatoes, but these gorgeous heirloom tomatoes were just too beautiful to walk past. As you are all probably aware, I make a lot of dishes with tomatoes! I know H is going to love it and I get so much joy watching him…
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I have never made skewers for H before but I will say they were a huge hit. I think like most toddlers/kids he can be a little lazy when it comes to chewing meat. These skewers however are tiny enough to be toddler friendly and by using eye fillet beef, they were tender and easy for little mouths…
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Mascarpone cheese is incredibly easy to make and its a lot of fun. It only requires two ingredient and about 10 minutes of effort for thick, creamy and delicious mascarpone cheese the next morning. A lot of recipes on the web call for heavy cream, which in Australia is most similar to pure cream….
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The inspiration for his salad came from a girls night out last weekend. A girlfriend and I went to the Sydney Opera House to see Stephen Hawking speak and went to a great little Italian restaurant beforehand. My little man loves lentils and he is a huge fan of goats cheese so I thought of…
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This sweet and sour plum recipe is truly delicious; serve with cream, ice-cream, yoghurt, or it would make a lovely addition to trifle, pavlova, on top of cake or with meringues I thought I should also note that this isn’t something that I would make often for H. It contains both sugar and red wine – not very toddler…
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Making raw halva truffles is a great rainy day toddler activity. They are super easy to make and require no cooking. H had a great time rolling the balls that I passed to him in either cocoa powder, sesame seeds or coconut. Be warned however, it is a pretty messy activity, so a nice sunny…
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This is my version of a recipe that I have made many time from the Vanilla Bean Blog. I have simplified the recipe significantly, but the idea is the same and they are equally as delicious. I use store-bought puff pastry to speed things up, rather than use the homemade honey spelt pastry in the original recipe (which is…
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