Nutritionally speaking, salmon & broccoli are two food heroes. These Salmon & Broccoli Croquettes are a tasty way to make sure your little one has a good supply of essential fatty acids and those all important greens. SUITABLE FROM 7 MONTHS + This recipe is from Annabel’s best-selling cookbook Weaning Made Simple. For another super …
This recipe is suitable for one year plus. It’s a tasty way to get your little one excited about eating salmon. And the essential fatty acids in oily fish are of course essential!
Mini salmon fish cakes, perfectly formed for little hands and hungry tummies. A great way to boost you baby’s intake of those vital essential fatty acids, and mummy and daddy can tuck in too! If you love this recipe, next you could try my Mini Chicken Balls.
Offering finger foods is an ideal way of introducing new tastes and textures and these power-packed mini-balls contain three superfoods, salmon, spinach, and sweet potato to keep your little one healthy and strong. SUITABLE FROM 7 MONTHS +
The sooner you can establish oily fish on your tot’s menu the better. This Salmon, Sweet potato & Tomato Puree creates the most fantastic flavour combination. For more exciting puree flavour ideas, try my Potato, Carrot & Sweetcorn Puree and Carrots, Broccoli & Cheese Puree
Can dinner get any more colourful than this? This delicious Japanese inspired Teriyaki Salmon Poke Bowl is bursting with flavour. Swap the salmon for your protein of choice, such as chicken or tofu. For more Japanese inspired recipes, try this Japanese Seared Tuna Salad or Teriyaki Salmon with Soba Noodles & Spring Onions
Oily fish is the best source of essential fatty acids which are vital for your baby’s brain and visual development. Ideally you should include oily fish like salmon twice a week in your baby’s diet. Here’s a tasty Super Salmon Puree recipe to get your gurgling gourmet excited about fish for dinner! Once your little …
Eggs are a good source of natural protein and are packed with vitamins and minerals. Paired with salmon which is high in omega 3 fatty acids for essential growth and development, you have a supercharge combo with this Superfuel Salmon Egg Fried Rice. Introducing eggs early in the weaning process at around six months can …
This is such an all-round delicious & nutritious recipe, I have created Salmon 2-ways, a puree and a finger food. It’s important to include oily fish like salmon in your baby’s diet from 6 months as the essential fatty acids are vital for their brain and visual development.
These salmon and broccoli croquets are a great finger food for toddlers. Salmon fish is also high in B vitamins and Omega 3 which is essential for growth and development
A simple and nutritious recipe ideal for younger family members who are new to fish or perhaps not quite convinced – these tasty Salmon and Sweet Potato Balls are sure to convert them.
A simple, Asian-inspired fish and noodle dish packed with healthy stir-fry vegetables and topped with marinated baked Salmon. Makes a perfect casual, mid-week dinner.
We know that the healthy omega-3 fats contained in oily fish are important for your brain, nervous system and vision and they continue to be hugely important post-pregnancy. These deliciously melt-in-the-mouth Salmon & Cod Burgers provide an important dose of the good stuff! Click here for more fantastic fish recipe ideas!
Need good food fast? Annabel’s Super-Fuel Veggie Fusilli is easy to prepare and passes the taste test with flying colours. There’s no easier way towards your family’s 5-a-day, and with Annabel’s deliciously light cheese sauce, it’s a staple you’ll want to whip-up time and time again. For another super healthy, quick and easy pasta dish, …
Annabel’s Glazed Salmon & Chinese Rice is a recipe you’ll want to keep to hand! Not only is this delicious salmon dish high in that all-important omega-3, it’s got bags of flavour making it marvellously moreish. The whole family are sure to love this tasty combo.
These omega 3 rich balls are perfect for baby-led weaning. For more bite-sized super-food inspiration, try my Chicken, Quinoa and Apple Balls
This is a great way to entice children to enjoy fish. By sticking them onto sticks and giving them an orange glaze, it makes them far more appealing. If giving to little ones under 3 remove the sticks.
These are almost too cute to eat – the kids will love them. If you prefer, simply make them into round fish cakes.
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