Brain Foods for Kids - Salmon with Broccoli & Cheese Sauce
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Make sure you include some oily fish like salmon in your baby’s diet a couple of times a week. This is great brain food for kids and provides essential fatty acids which are important for brain development . A baby’s brain triples in size in the first couple of years. Many children grow up disliking fish as they find it bland and boring, so I try to mix it with stronger tastes like cheese. If fish is overcooked, it becomes tough and tasteless. It is cooked when it just flakes with a fork but is still firm. Microwaving or poaching fish is a good way to cook it. Always check very carefully for bones before serving. Try this delicious brain food for kids...
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A diet rich in essential fatty acids can help children with dyslexia, ADHD and dyspraxia. A lot of foods are now enriched with omega-3, however most of these ate plant derived rather than fish oil derived and are in quantities that provide little benefit. It is much better to concentrate on natural sources and perfect brain foods for kids. |
Ingredients75g salmon fillet, skinned 15g butter
Method:Put the salmon in a suitable dish and dot with butter. Cover with cling film, leaving an air vent and microwave for about one and a half minutes. Meanwhile steam the broccoli florets for about 4 minutes To make the cheese sauce, melt the butter, stir in the flour and cook for one minute . Gradually whisk in the milk, then continue to stir over a low heat for 3 minutes until the sauce thickens. Take off the heat, stir in the gruyere and parmesan until melted, then stir in the mascarpone. Flake the salmon and finely chop the broccoli and stir into the cheese sauce. For young babies, puree using a hand held electric blender. Information Makes two portions of brain foods for kids |
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