Berry & Beetroot Lollies
Who knew that eating veggies could be so much fun. Also a great way to soothe sore gums. Watch how your little one hangs on to his lolly for dear life whereas other food gets dropped in not time.
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Superfood Veggie Balls
This is the perfect recipe for babies and toddlers! Packed with red pepper, carrot, courgette and mushrooms, these mini morsels are one tasty way to up their veg intake.
Fruity Chicken Curry with Pasta
You might be surprised by how much babies will enjoy a mild curry. It’s important to introduce them to a world of different flavours from an early stage and this fruity chicken curry recipe is a good first dip into one of the nation’s favourite dishes!
5 Hidden Veg Bolognese
Babies need iron in their diet from 6 months and this hidden veg Bolognese recipe is a great option to help up their intake during weaning, and it’s suitable from 6 months!
Carrot, Sweet Potato & Lentil Pasta
Packed with nutritious veggies and protein-rich lentils, this meal is the perfect choice for babies and toddlers. This recipe is simple to make and packed with flavour, so even the pickiest eaters will be asking for more. Plus, it’s a great way to introduce new flavours and textures to your baby’s diet, helping them to …
Salmon & Broccoli Pasta
Tinned salmon is just as nutritious as fresh, and packed with those omega 3 essential fatty acids. It’s cost effective too. Try this cheesy salmon and broccoli pasta out for size.
Vegetable, Tomato & Chicken Quinoa
A one pot wonder, this chicken, quinoa and veggie all-in-one is full of the good stuff! Did you know that quinoa is a complete protein which means it contains all nine essential amino acids (that our bodies can’t make on their own) so you can see why it’s often labelled a superfood – and that’s …
Carrot & Courgette Baked Veggie Fritters
Fritters are often a family favourite and a great way to use up any leftover veg you might have/ Plus, in this recipe they are baked rather than fried which means easier, healthier and weaning friendly too.
Pearl Barley Leek & Squash
Pearl barley is a fantastic cheap and nutritious ingredient to add to soups and stews! Full of fibre as well as many other vitamins and minerals it’s a great grain to add to your family’s diet. This is a twist on a risotto, soaking up the stock and taking on the flavour of the sweet …
Butternut Squash Rings
We’re all aware of the classic onion ring, but have you tried butternut squash rings!? You have to give this healthy side a try! Serving veggies in new, fun and interesting ways can transform a picky eater into one who gives something a go!
Cheesy Tuna & Pea Pasta
Just five ingredients make up this super simple pasta dish! Perfect for baby, this fish dish is packed with nutrients. Plus, mini pasta shells are a fantastic way to introduce texture and encourage your baby to chew.
Sweet Potato, Parsnip, Broccoli & Peas Puree
This is great early weaning veggie combo puree. Pairing sweet root veg and peas with that more bitter tasting broccoli means your little one might be more inclined to eat those ‘good for you’ greens!
Cheesy Carrot Pasta
Lots of little ones love pasta, and that’s the case even from a very early age! So, make those pasta sauces pack a nutritious punch by blending in veggies. Carrot is the hero in this pasta sauce scenario and is sure to get a thumbs up (or gleeful gurgle) from baby.
Salmon In Tomato Sauce With Baby Pasta
It is important to include oily fish like salmon in your baby’s diet as it contains essential fatty acids that are vital for brain and visual development. The carrot, tomato, apple and Parmesan will encourage little ones to give fish a try if they weren’t too sure before.
Cod Balls with Fruity Curry Sauce
Kids love flavour, fact! And this fruity fish curry will not disappoint. With just the right amount of mild spice and natural sweetness, it’s the perfect balance of flavour. Once cooked, you can also allow the cod cubes to cool and freeze them for another day
Beef Ragout with Sweet Potato
Red meat is your baby’s best source of iron, and she will love it cooked with apple and sweet-tasting root vegetables, such as sweet potato or parsnip.
Frittata Muffins
A frittata in the shape of a muffin you say? Yes! These protein-packed little gems are super simple to make and much easier for little hands to manage than a traditional slice.
Superfood Veggie Croquettes
Croquette a load of this. If you want your little one to up their veggie intake, these Superfood Veggie Croquettes are as good as you can get!
