hannah457
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i have 4 children. brandon,angel , peter, leland .
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Post by hannah457 on Mar 16, 2006 21:14:02 GMT
hi.
i finding it hard to find some tasty recipes to make for my little man.
has anyone got any they wouldlt mind passing on please.
anything that doesnt containe garlic as it gives him belly ache.
love
hannah xx
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Post by sarajay28 on Mar 16, 2006 21:23:01 GMT
Hi Hannah,
i'm currently weaning too and finding it difficult finding tasty recipes. We eat alot of curries and things that aren't yet suitable for Nathan. The other day we tried mixed veg (broccoli, cauliflower and carrots) with boiled potatoes all blended together with grated cheddar cheese and a small amount of milk just to make it more smoother, and he absolutely loved it. Usually he hates carrots but he ate the whole lot. so that'll be a firm favourite from now on and we actually tasted it and said we'd eat it ourselves so thats a bonus too! I hate giving him things that we wouldn't eat ourselves.
Anyway don't know if thats any help to you?
Loadsa Love
Sarah.xxx
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netty
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Post by netty on Mar 17, 2006 0:36:23 GMT
Hiya If you do a google search on weaning you will get some sites that spring to mind (ones I can recall are cow&gate, babycentre) Also if you type in annabel karmel you can get some recipes from her on line for free! Try google..if no luck come back to me and I will find the links  nettyxx ps I just cooked dd salmon & potatoe!! |
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Babytales
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Slipped back down again, but trying my best to find my way back
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Post by Babytales on Apr 17, 2006 21:34:51 GMT
I've got a few baby feeding books and have to say the one I found the easiest to follow was one by Lorraine Kelly. It's £4.99 including delivery at play.com www.play.com/play247.asp?pa=srmr&page=title&r=BOOK&title=342507I scanned the "six to nine months" section for a friend of mine - email me if you want me to send it to you - vantastic@tiscali.co.uk I still do some of these recipes for my little one now, just don't mash them anymore. |
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Post by lisauk on Apr 19, 2006 13:05:02 GMT
Apple and pear mashed up is supposed to be nutrious for little bubba's as it contains lots of vitamins and sounds scrummy too! I also like the sound of Shepherds Pie! I cannot wait to start making baby food! Lisa xx |
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Post by angel on Apr 20, 2006 7:23:10 GMT
Hi Guys
I too had the lorraine kelly book and i also had another book that i found had excellent recipes in and told you exactly what food they could have at what stage.
My favorites were things like turket casserole and cauliflower and brocoli cheese but like i said both books had lots of really good recipes.
When i get a chance i will put some of them on here in a seperate thread.
Take Care
Angel
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Post by cheshire on Apr 26, 2006 20:24:34 GMT
Hi Everyone,
I used Annabel Karmel's book. Not sure about the Veal Stroganoff (??) but they both like the Shephard's Pie and Tuna Pasta bake (same as you said Susanne, use crisps!!)
But I would like to see the Lorraine Kelly book
Hx
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Post by cheshire on Apr 26, 2006 20:25:40 GMT
p.s Angel
If you could put some on here, that would be greatx
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Post by angel on Apr 27, 2006 8:30:04 GMT
No problem haven't really got time at the moment but i will do them at the weekend do you think that if i put whose book they were in it will be alright to put them on the web or maybe i could just change them a little ie not copy them straight from the book
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