These chicken, tomato & veggie stars will be the star of any mealtime. Not only do they pass the kiddie taste test, but they contain a whole lot of goodness. Filled with lots of hidden vegetables, even the most discerning little veggie-phobe will be none the wiser! These colourful and flavourful stars are perfect for …
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!
No one knows how it happens but, there are strange food combinations that just work! This super quick and easy fish recipe is a nutrient-packed lunch, the kids will love.
These moreish morsels are packed full of protein from the quinoa and egg yolk, and superfoods sweet potato and broccoli. They’re a kiddie-favourite and total crowd-pleaser, though I warn you that you and your little one won’t be able to enjoy just the one!
This dairy-free beef, quinoa, parsnip & squash recipe is packed with protein from the meat, and a heap of vitamins and minerals in the quinoa and veggies – they’re deemed superfoods for good reason!
A great recipe for using up leftover chicken, turkey or beef. These Chicken & Veggie shapes are loaded with veggies & are super easy to freeze.
Easy to pick up with a soft texture & crispy coating, my Plant-based Veggie Croquettes are packed with hidden veggies. A perfect finger food for babies & older kids too. You can make ahead & freeze them once cooked. Discover many more super finger food recipe ideas here!
This Pasta Shells with Veggie Sauce recipe is a delicious way to get your little one eating their veggies. Hearty, healthy and oh-so-tasty, it’s a guaranteed hit with the whole family!
This Chicken, Parsnip, Apple & Kale puree is the perfect combination of sweet and savoury. This fruity concoction is bursting with all the good stuff from the fruit and veg, and a good dose of protein from the chicken, making it an ideal recipe for your weaning little one!
There is no reason why little ones can’t enjoy curry nights too! It’s so important to introduce flavours like this to your baby early on and this Veggie Lentil Curry is the perfect way to do so. Packed with veggies and vitamins, it’s not only nutritious and delicious but will help your little one develops …
Broccoli is a veggie superstar, high in fibre and containing a wealth of nutrients and antioxidants. It’s best to steam or microwave, as boiling halves the vitamin C content. This simple yet effective puree recipe is a perfect go-to for you and you’re weaning little one!
These yoghurt pancakes with apples and sultana will tempt even the fussiest eaters to chomp down their breakfast. Fruit is an ideal way to add sweetness without adding processed sugars. Plus, you’ll be happy too as these pancakes are free from refined sugar and provide a host of nutrients as well as much-needed protein.
Apples are a perfect introduction into the exciting world of weaning. This apple solutely lovely First Apple Puree recipe is best made with the sweeter varieties such as Pink Lady, Royal Gala or Jazz. Don’t forget to check the fruit is ripe first before giving it to baby. Simple yet tasty, this puree will be …
These frittata muffins are so simple to make and very versatile, making them the ideal recipe for using up leftovers. Choose from Chicken, Tomato, Spinach and Spring Onion, or Tuna, Sweetcorn, Tomato and Broccoli, perhaps Potato, Pea, Tomato and Cheese is more to your little one’s taste, or you could pack in the Omega-3’s with …
Did you know that you can introduce salmon as soon as your baby is ready for solids, so from around the 6-month mark? Salmon contains many essential nutrients for babies including, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin D, iron and calcium. As such, you should aim to feed your little ones 2 portions of fish per week …
Not “too salty”, not “too sweet” but “just right!” this Purple Porridge recipe is perfect for your own little baby bear! Packed with nutritious blueberries and apple it’s sure to be your new breakfast go-to.
These delicious Curried Chicken Croquettes are a fantastic introduction into a world of flavour. Deliciously soft and moist on the inside with a crispy golden coating, they’re the perfect size for little hands. Serve with steamed veggies such as broccoli florets and mini carrots.
My famous Chicken & Apple Balls were a lifesaver for me and countless other parents of fussy eaters. My son Nick used to refuse to eat anything that remotely resembled a fruit or vegetable, which is what lead me to create my much-loved chicken and apple balls! Here’s a new take on one of my …
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