Turkey, Sweet Potato and Red Cabbage Puree
Tickle your cherub’s taste buds with this festive Christmas fare. This could also be made with left over turkey. Suitable 7 months +
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Popcorn Chicken & Sweet Potato Fries
I call this Popcorn Chicken & Sweet Potato Fries my movie night recipe – check out the main ingredient in this crunchy chicken coating! It is a whole new way to serve chicken and chips, packing in one of your 5-a-day. Sweet potato fries make the best chips, but spread them out on the tray …
Sweet Potato & Carrot Rostis
Little ones and grown-ups need to refuel, so these Sweet Potato & Carrot Rostis is a nutritious, quick and easy recipe that you and your tot can enjoy together. One recipe for both means less cooking and washing-up for you, and more time spent eating good food together. Eggs are full of high quality protein, …
Salmon & Broccoli Croquettes
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 …
First Vegetable Finger Foods
Start off with soft finger foods and avoid giving hard foods like raw carrot. Steam or bake the vegetables until they’re tender. Root vegetables like carrot and sweet potato make great first foods as they are naturally sweet and rich in vitamins A & C. Your baby will need to be able to close her …
Roasted Vegetables
Roasting vegetables like Butternut Squash, Sweet Potato, Cauliflower or Parsnip in the oven intensifies their natural sweetness, which babies and toddlers love! Make sure to cut these large enough for a child to hold easily in their hand. You can store any leftovers in an airtight container for 3 to 4 days in the fridge. …
Salmon & Sweet Potato 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 +
Salmon, Sweet potato & Tomato Puree
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
Dippy Eggs with Sweet Potato Soldiers
While there’ll always be a place in our hearts and breakfast tables for dippy eggs toast soldiers, this recipe for Dippy Eggs with Sweet Potato Soldiers is a simple twist which babies and children will love plunging into a soft egg yolk. Click here for more simple twists on everyday eggs. British Lion eggs are approved …
Sweet Potato & Spinach Nests
Change up teatime with these protein-packed pleasers. Little ones will love eating from their own baked pot and they’ll never guess it’s two of their 5-a-day! Click here for more simple twists on everyday eggs. British Lion eggs are approved by the Food Standards Agency to be served runny to pregnant women, babies, young children …
Yummy Veggie Burgers
Annabel’s Yummy Veggie Burgers are simply the best! Healthy, hearty and flavoursome the whole family will enjoy these tasty burgers. Why not try serving alongside these tasty Parmesan Roasted Sweet Potato Wedges
Crispy Cod with Sweet Potato Chips
Fish & chips can still very much be on the menu if you’re trying to put more healthy food on the family table – simply make a few tweaks so it’s less ‘naughty’ and more nutritious. The whole family will love this Crispy Cod with Sweet Potato Chips recipe. For another homemade twist on a …
Fruity Chicken with Apricots & Sweet Potato Puree
Entice your babies with this Fruity Chicken with Apricots & Sweet Potato, which tastes yummy on its own or with 4 tablespoons of cooked rice or pasta. Find so many more recipes for your baby’s First Foods here!
Salmon Balls with Sweet Potato and Sweetcorn
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.
Crunchy Lemon Sole Goujons with Sweet Potato Curls
Fish & Chips… but not as you know it. Lemon sole fillets are coated in crunchy Panko breadcrumbs and Parmesan cheese and paired with delicious spiralised sweet potato curls.
Veggie Balls with Quinoa
Fussy tots like the independence of eating with their fingers and these little balls are easy to pack vegetables into. Plus, quinoa and tofu are fantastic sources of protein for those on a vegetarian diet. These Vegetable Balls with Quinoa are the ideal finger food for on the go. For a pescatarian diet, you can …
Crispy Baked Cod With Sweet Potato Chips
Fish and chips can still very much be on the menu if you’re trying to put more healthy food on the family table – simply make a few tweaks so it’s less ‘naughty’ and more nutritious. Exclusive Recipe from Real Food Kids Will Love.
Chicken Croquettes
Made with baked sweet potato and cooked diced chicken, these delicious chicken croquettes are the perfect size for little hands. They are deliciously soft and moist on the inside with a crispy golden coating. Serve with steamed veggies such as broccoli florets and mini carrots. An exclusive recipe from Annabel’s NEW Weaning cookbook. BUY NOW
