Baby recipe

figsfortea · 31-01-2012, 20:48

I badly need a nice easy recipe for a 10 month old, that's tasty and easy to eat with only 4 little teeth!

smudges dad · 31-01-2012, 21:47

you could try spit roasting, but they are also good thinly sliced and grilled. You need a bit of chutney as they are a bit too sweet otherwise.

mariets · 31-01-2012, 21:53

Have a look on here.

http://www.annabelkarmel.com/recipes/babies-9-12-months

smudges dad · 31-01-2012, 22:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by mariets

Have a look on here.

http://www.annabelkarmel.com/recipes/babies-9-12-months

None of those recipies contain babies

figsfortea · 31-01-2012, 22:46

Oops, I didn't realise how daft that read and I can hardly see for laughing now, but at times the spit roast doesn't seem a bad idea. Thanks all, especially for the laugh!!

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missymorgan · 31-01-2012, 23:02

AK is highly recommended, to be fair my daughter had pretty much what we were having but mushed up to varying degrees but I used AK recipes as a starting point in the early days.

dosanjh1 · 01-02-2012, 08:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by smudges dad

you could try spit roasting, but they are also good thinly sliced and grilled. You need a bit of chutney as they are a bit too sweet otherwise.

That's sick

Croctacus · 01-02-2012, 08:46

Roast dinner blended. Spag boll blended, any dinner blended really. Mine all really liked them filled pasta things as well specially if chopped up with a bit of Philadelphia mixed in.

norbitonite · 01-02-2012, 20:02

But don't use salt in your cooking if you're going to give it to babies.

Actually, your thread title made me think of the recipe for making babies...

PhoenixRises · 01-02-2012, 22:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by smudges dad

you could try spit roasting, but they are also good thinly sliced and grilled. You need a bit of chutney as they are a bit too sweet otherwise.

Brilliant Post

took me ages to stop laughing to post this

mrs_buckley · 01-02-2012, 22:13

anything you eat, blended! Simple! But avoid salt and be aware of things like cheese and bread and stockcubes/gravy etc which have a lot of salt in them which you might not think about (I didn;t know cheese and bread were salty until I started cooking for a child too). Mine little one loved macaroni cheese and spag bol from a very young age. Or cauliflower and brocolli cheese - you can buy little sachets of Heinz cheese sauce from supermarkets in the baby aisle, then you just need to steam the veg and pour the sauce over.

figsfortea · 04-02-2012, 12:58

That sounds a very nice idea, thanks to all for your ideas.

31-01-2012, 20:48	#1
figsfortea Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 97	Baby recipe I badly need a nice easy recipe for a 10 month old, that's tasty and easy to eat with only 4 little teeth!

31-01-2012, 21:47	#2
smudges dad Forum Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Fort William Posts: 22,292	you could try spit roasting, but they are also good thinly sliced and grilled. You need a bit of chutney as they are a bit too sweet otherwise.

31-01-2012, 21:53	#3
mariets Forum Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 1,216	Have a look on here. http://www.annabelkarmel.com/recipes/babies-9-12-months

31-01-2012, 22:40	#4
smudges dad Forum Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Fort William Posts: 22,292	Quote: Originally Posted by mariets Have a look on here. http://www.annabelkarmel.com/recipes/babies-9-12-months None of those recipies contain babies

31-01-2012, 22:46	#5
figsfortea Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 97	Oops, I didn't realise how daft that read and I can hardly see for laughing now, but at times the spit roast doesn't seem a bad idea. Thanks all, especially for the laugh!! :

31-01-2012, 23:02	#6
missymorgan Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 490	AK is highly recommended, to be fair my daughter had pretty much what we were having but mushed up to varying degrees but I used AK recipes as a starting point in the early days.

01-02-2012, 08:42	#7
dosanjh1 Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 5,803	Quote: Originally Posted by smudges dad you could try spit roasting, but they are also good thinly sliced and grilled. You need a bit of chutney as they are a bit too sweet otherwise. That's sick

01-02-2012, 08:46	#8
Croctacus Forum Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Sarf London Posts: 13,302	Roast dinner blended. Spag boll blended, any dinner blended really. Mine all really liked them filled pasta things as well specially if chopped up with a bit of Philadelphia mixed in.

01-02-2012, 20:02	#9
norbitonite Forum Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 5,709	But don't use salt in your cooking if you're going to give it to babies. Actually, your thread title made me think of the recipe for making babies...

01-02-2012, 22:06	#10
PhoenixRises Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 2,563	Quote: Originally Posted by smudges dad you could try spit roasting, but they are also good thinly sliced and grilled. You need a bit of chutney as they are a bit too sweet otherwise. Brilliant Post took me ages to stop laughing to post this

01-02-2012, 22:13	#11
mrs_buckley Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: NE England Posts: 2,491	anything you eat, blended! Simple! But avoid salt and be aware of things like cheese and bread and stockcubes/gravy etc which have a lot of salt in them which you might not think about (I didn;t know cheese and bread were salty until I started cooking for a child too). Mine little one loved macaroni cheese and spag bol from a very young age. Or cauliflower and brocolli cheese - you can buy little sachets of Heinz cheese sauce from supermarkets in the baby aisle, then you just need to steam the veg and pour the sauce over.

04-02-2012, 12:58	#12
figsfortea Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 97	That sounds a very nice idea, thanks to all for your ideas.

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