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Finger Foods for Babies: Which Food to Give & Avoid
Seeing everyone at home eating, babies want to try eating with their little hands. You can start them on the journey of eating independently by introducing them to finger foods. Eating tiny bits of food items is the first step towards your baby using his or her hands to eat. Finger foods help them develop their fine motor skills and the hand-eye co-ordination.
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What are Finger Foods?
Easy-to-eat food items or tit bits that babies can pick up and eat by themselves are referred to as finger foods. Babies are always on the move and attempt to eat food by themselves as well. So, mothers generally give them finger foods to make them happy.
When Should You Introduce It to Your Baby?
Some parents introduce finger foods when the babies are six months old. However, you would know when your little one is ready by observing them. Typically, between 8 and 9 months, they start showing indications that they are ready to eat all by themselves. Initially, it will be challenging because finger foods for toddlers means a whole lot of mess with their limited hand-eye co-ordination and easy distraction. They will pick food in their hands and throw it around with very little going into their mouths. Eventually, they will learn to use their thumbs and fore-fingers to take the food. This is a fine motor skill and is referred to as pincer grasp.
How To Introduce Finger Foods to Your Baby?
To start off, you can use a highchair and give them a few pieces of finger food on a plate or in a bowl. Give them very little and you can fill their plates after they complete eating or ask for more.
What Are the Best Finger Foods for Infants?
Mothers must always aim to give healthy finger foods to kids. It is also advisable to give them food that is easy to munch, soft and well-cooked, and ones that can be made into tiny pieces. If you are concerned about food allergies, you can consult your doctor before your start with finger foods. Let us look at some of the best finger foods for infants:
Fruits make very healthy finger foods. You can use slices of banana, mangoes, papayas, muskmelons, watermelons, sliced grapes, kiwi slices, and apple slices. You can add all these fruits together or give them one at a time
They would love steamed or boiled vegetables like green peas, cauliflower florets, beans, carrots, and pumpkins with a pinch of salt
You can also bake vegetables like potatoes and sweet potatoes, and sauté them in ghee to enhance the taste
Thin tomato wedges and very thin cucumber pieces will give them a taste for raw vegetables
Boiled corn and tiny pieces of steamed baby corn can be given too
The little ones would love to munch soft vegetable paranthas, which can be cut into tiny pieces.
They would also love to nibble lightly toasted bread
Small cubes of tofu help them chew easily
Well-cooked pasta spirals cut into small pieces will be easy to handle for the tiny tots
Hard-boiled egg or scrambled eggs can be made into tiny pieces and given. Note: It is advisable to check with your doctor regarding allergens. Egg yolks can be introduced at 8 months while egg whites shold be introduced after 1 year.
Tiny pieces of cooked chicken, turkey, or other soft meat to give them a taste of non-vegetarian foods
Mashed stewed prunes
Steamed or broiled fish is an interesting finger food, but remember to skip fish with high mercury content.
You could also try boiled well-cooked beans, which are full of proteins and other nutrients.
Additionally, you can try home-made healthy nuggets and fries made with vegetables.
Finger Foods to Avoid
Although you can try varieties of food for your baby, it is good to avoid some foods that cause choking and some that are unhealthy. Following are some of the foods that you must avoid.
Pieces of raw vegetables must be avoided, while it is safe to give boiled vegetables.
Large chunks of fruits and vegetables must also be avoided as it can get stuck in the throat.
Remove seeds from plums, peaches, and watermelons before you feed them to the baby. Avoid feeding seeds like pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds as They can get stuck in the windpipe and cause serious problems.
Avoid feeding nuts to babies.
Avoid popcorns and pretzels.
Avoid chewing gum and other jelly-like food items.
Avoid marshmallows and candies.
Peanut butter can be hard for the baby because of its sticky consistency. The peanut is an allergen which should be introduced in later years.
Avoid raisins.
Unroasted bread can also cause choking in the throat.
Avoid sweet items because once they get used to it, they would avoid healthy items.
Avoid fatty items like potato chips and other savouries.
What Steps Can You Take While Feeding Finger Foods?
Ensure that you make your baby sit on a high chair. It is good to sit down and be present while the baby is eating. It is also good to sit down and eat with the baby. Here are some pointers:
Initially, self-feeding is sure to be a mess with food scattered everywhere. However, they will slowly learn to put the food in their mouth. So, have patience, and to minimize waste, give them less food. The amount can be increased depending on how hungry they get.
Ensure that you remove all seeds and also peel the fruits.
Avoid hard foods that cause choking.
Prepare foods that have little or no salt or sugar.
Coming up with finger foods for 1 year old can be relatively easy because they begin to eat many other food items that everyone in the family eats.
Although it’s quite a challenge to come up with interesting finger food recipes for little ones, you can get creative and try to get innovative items to give your little ones the experience of a variety of tastes.
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15 Best Baby Breakfast Recipes
Surprisingly enough, you have made it through a bunch of baby hurdles only to find yourself confronted with a new one – breakfast! Are you tired of making the same old stuff for breakfast or wondering if the baby is bored of what you keep cooking? Well, your little one has proved to be picky in the past and will continue to do so even with this new thing they are experiencing – solid or semi-solid foods.
Luckily for you, we have done the research and have combed through the best and yummiest recipes out there to compile a whole list of the best breakfast recipes for 1 year old babies. They range from purees to partial solids and even solid chunks to suit the fussiest baby’s tastes and even cater to their nutritional needs. The ideal breakfast is both yummy and packed full of nutrition.
Importance of Breakfast for Babies
Does the old adage ‘breakfast is the most important meal of the day’ cover babies too? It does! They need the first meal of the day to get themselves up and running. Your little baby needs his kick-starter meal to boost his metabolic processes. Don’t you feel exhausted when you get up and need that first cup of coffee or a fulfilling breakfast? Well, so does baby! All baby breakfast ideas even the variant of baby breakfast recipes, Indian in nature, offer some nutrition, some taste and a whole of filling yumminess.
A healthy breakfast habit from the very start will set your baby up for a healthy lifestyle through their lives. A tip you could try to encourage them to eat has family meals together, so they see the action of breakfast around them and are encouraged to try it themselves. This is particularly useful when you are teaching self-feeding.
Remember not to push solid foods too soon but move from breast milk to formula to purees to chunkier purees before the real solids come into the picture. Wait for the meat and eggs before you think of introducing baby to them and consult the doctor on this.
15 Easy to Make Breakfast Recipes for Babies
Cooking for baby is fun, suited to a variety of tastes and dietary requirements and even mommy’s requirements. There are breakfast recipe ideas ranging from Indian to continental to kooky and who knows what your little boy or girl is going to like. Try them all! Check out the how and what of fifteen great baby breakfast recipes here.
1. Multi-Vegetable Puree
Start with a good old classic puree that can be made of an amalgamation of baby’s favourite vegetables with a couple of yucky nutritious ones thrown in. The yummy combined with these less popular options will sneak them past any baby.
Ingredients
Potatoes
Peas
Carrots
Any vegetables you choose
Water
How to make
Choose the vegetables
Dice the vegetables
Boil the vegetables in a pressure cooker till tender
Put the vegetables and stock in a blender
Add the water as required
Blend to a smooth puree
2. Banana and Rice Porridge
Porridge is not only yummy goodness for adults but your baby too. It is good for the digestive system and will keep your little one full and give them the burst of energy needed to get through the day. Any cranky baby will smile once they gobble up this mixture of goodness and nutrients.
Ingredients
1 cup rice or rice flakes
1 cup chopped banana
3 cups water
1 cup formula
How to make
Boil the rice or rice flakes till cooked, soft and mashy without any solid grains.
Add chopped bananas
Add formula
Cook together for two to three minutes.
Stir the mixture, so banana and rice are mixed well.
Add water to get the desired consistency
Cook for additional three to four minutes
Cool before feeding the baby
3. Suji(Semolina) Upma
The Indian variant of porridge, sort of, is packed full of fibres and delicious. You might even spark the passion in a foodie-to-be with this savoury dish. It is easy to chew and will give your baby their much-needed nutrients and has plenty of sweetness.
Ingredients
½ cup suji (semolina)
½ tsp ghee
½ tsp powdered almonds/cashew nuts
1 cup water
1 pureed date (Deseed, chop into small pieces and puree in a mixer with a little water).
How to make
Heat ghee in a pan.
Roast suji in ghee, stirring continuously
Once suji is roasted a little, add water.
Add pureed date for sweetness
Keep stirring to avoid lumps
Add the powdered nuts, if you want (keep allergies in mind and consult your doctor)
Bring it to desired consistency. Ensure it is a little thin as it keeps getting thicker once it cools down.
4. Vegetable Kichidi
This classic Indian favourite is loved by most ages, and an easy, healthy option for mommy’s in a rush. You can make it as savoury as you want and as thick as baby needs.
Ingredients
1 tbsp moong dal (washed and soaked in water half hour)
1 tbsp rice dal (washed and soaked in water half hour)
pinch of turmeric
How to make
Pressure-cook everything with 1 cup water
Cook for 3-4 whistles
Add hot water to thin as desired
Mash with a spoon
Feed it to the baby once cool
5. Vegetable Kichidi with Spices
This is the same classic Indian favourite with a twist for older babies. This beloved dish now has more oomph in it so you can introduce baby recipes Indian style to baby’s diet.
Ingredients
½ cup rice
½ cup moong dal (green gram)
1 cup Mixed vegetable washed and chopped into small pieces (carrot, potato, few peas, beans, etc.)
1 tsp ghee
A pinch of turmeric
½ tsp cumin seeds
Chopped coriander leaves
Pinch of turmeric
How to make
Clean, wash dal and rice well
Soak dal and rice in water for half an hour
Heat the ghee in a pressure cooker
Put cumin seeds in till it crackles
Add dal and rice
Sauté a little
Add vegetables
Add a pinch of turmeric
Add water and pressure cook this for 3-4 whistles till well-cooked
Mash khichdi lightly with a spoon
Feed baby when cool
6. Sweet Pears and Cinnamon Rice Mash
This delish dish has been tried out by a variety of mommy’s and their babies, even some daddies from what we have heard and is an easy, yummy mix for small to 12-month-old babies.
Ingredients
½ cup of white rice
2 fresh pears
2 cups of water
¾ cup of evaporated milk
Vanilla bean or extract
Pinch of cinnamon to taste
How to make
Put the rice and vanilla in one bowl
Boil in 2 cups of water
Peel and chop pears
Add them once the rice is almost tender
Once rice is done, and pears are soft, add evaporated milk
Add cinnamon to taste
Puree in a blender if required
7. Banana and Apricot Porridge
This yummy dish combines two popular elements with the goodness of porridge that will put a smile on any baby’s face.
Ingredients
½ cup rolled oats
2 cups water
100 gm un-sulphured dried apricots
1 banana, mashed
How to make
Soak apricots in water for an hour or 2 or overnight
Boil until very soft
Mash with a fork until smooth and set aside
Place water and oats in a pot
Cook and stir often, until oats are soft
Add mashed banana and apricots
Cook for a further few minutes until well combined
8. Apple Anar Juice
Yup, juices are included on the breakfast menu as well. This particular one is packed with antioxidants, folic acid and iron. It boosts immunity and fills up any little one while cooling down any fussy baby.
Ingredients
3 large pomegranates
2 large apples
1 small lemon
1/8 tsp salt
Water as required
How to make
Wash and clean fruits
Peel apples and dice them
Remove pomegranate seeds and set aside
Put in blender with just enough water to cover the fruit
Blend to fine puree or use juicer
Strain well
Serve fresh
9. Banana Split Pancakes
Even the pickiest baby could not resist pancakes, especially this yummy concoction that will have them begging for more.
Ingredients
½ cup pancake batter (prepared from mix or scratch)
¼ banana
1/3 cup frozen dark cherries or blueberries
1/3 cup plain yoghurt
How to make
Spread 2 tbsp pancake batter on a hot greased griddle
Top with thin slices of banana
Spread 2 tbsp of batter on top of bananas
Cook until tops of pancakes start to bubble and flip.
Cook until pancakes are completely cooked through.
Thaw cherries or blueberries and slice into pieces appropriate for your child
Serve each pancake with a dollop of plain yoghurt spread over the pancake and a spoonful of fruit
10. Blueberry Muffin Cereal
Sense a pattern here? Babies love berries and all things sweet, and this is one combination of healthy and yummy that parents will be tempted to try.
Ingredients
½ banana
¼ cup blueberries (fresh or frozen)
4 tbsp organic whole grain infant cereal
4 tbsp organic vanilla yoghurt
1 tsp local honey
How to make
Mash or cut up banana into small pieces
Add yoghurt
Sprinkle with cereal
Mix, and add a bit more yoghurt to make a smooth consistency, if necessary.
Fold in blueberries and honey. (Use honey only for babies older than 1 and after talking to your doctor as they could contain spores deadly to babies weak immune systems)
11. Breakfast Cookies
So, cookies for breakfast may seem insane, but it works as they contain everything your baby should be eating anyhow. A word of caution, these are for bigger babies that are used to solid foods.
Ingredients
3 bananas
¼ cup olive oil
½ cup cashew butter (or peanut butter) (beware nut allergies)
2 cups oats
1 tsp Baking Soda
1 tsp ground ginger
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp sugar-free vanilla essence
4 tbsp raspberry chia jam
How to make
Pre-heat oven to 160ºC
Add the bananas, oil and nut butter to blender
Blend until smooth and gooey
Place all remaining ingredients (except for chia jam) into a bowl
Pour banana mixture into
Stir to make sure all of the oats and banana is completely combined.
Spoon a heaped tablespoon of the mixture onto a lightly oiled baking tray or a non-stick mat
Leave a little space between each one
Use the back of the spoon to press the centre down on each cookie to make a little well
Put a teaspoon of raspberry chia jam into each one.
Bake for 12-15 minutes
Keep an eye on them for 12 minutes, so they do not get too hard for little mouths
Remove from oven and cool before serving
12. Overnight Chia Oats Bowl
A bowl of pink sweetness – what baby could resist this? This bowl of yumminess will leave them begging for more, and you will sneak a spoon every now and then too.
Ingredients
85 cup oats
85 cup milk
85 cup Greek yoghurt
2 tbsp chia seeds
¼ tsp real vanilla powder
100g fresh or frozen raspberries
Honey to taste (only for older babies and after consulting a doctor)
How to make
Put all ingredients (except honey) in a blender
Blend until smooth for 1 to 2 minutes
Taste and add honey if needed
Pour the mixture into breakfast bowls and place in fridge overnight
In the morning, eat as such or add fresh berries, nuts or granola on top
13. Rice Flour and Vegetable Porridge
Going back to yummy baby starter food, this porridge is a quick-fix for a hungry and is a very healthy option. Toss all the options together and have a delicious meal ready in no time.
Ingredients
2 cups rice flour
1 cup chopped carrots and peas
3 cups water
How to make
Mix the rice flour and water in a cooking pot
Cook the mixture for five to seven minutes, stirring continuously to prevent the formation of lumps
Keep cooking till the rice flour completely mixes with water and becomes soft
Simmer the flame and let the mix cook slowly
Boil peas and carrots till soft separately
Once done, blend together using the vegetable stock as thinner
Add this vegetable puree to the rice flour and water mixture
Continue boiling the mixture until they mix well
Cool well before feeding it to your baby
14. Mango and Rice Porridge
Sounds good enough to be for mommy and daddy’s dinner, doesn’t it? This little combination is another favourite among parents-on-the-move looking for a healthy option for their babies.
Ingredients
1 cup sliced and diced mangoes
2 cups rice
3-4 cups of water
1 cup formula or expressed milk (optional)
How to make
Boil rice and water
Blend mangoes into a puree separately
Once the rice water begins to boil, simmer the flame and let the rice cook for four to five minutes
Add the mango puree and the optional formula or expressed milk to it
Cook them together for two to three minutes while stirring the mixture
Serve upon cooling
15. Suji (Semolina) Halwa
Another great Indian option you could introduce baby to, and we can guarantee he will love it is this halwa. This boasts of the rich sweetness of all Indian sweets.
Ingredients
½ cup suji (semolina)
½ tsp ghee
½ tsp powdered almonds/cashew nuts (optional).
1 cup water
1 pureed date
How to make
Heat ghee in a pan
Roast suji in ghee, stirring continuously else it can burn
Add water
Add pureed date for sweetness
Keep stirring to avoid lumps
Add powdered nuts (optional and has an allergies warning)
Bring it to desired consistency and keep it a little thin as it keeps getting thicker once it cools down
Once cool, serve to baby
These recipes are just the start of the massive choice of recipes out there for a parent looking to expand a baby’s culinary experience. It does not have to include something 5-star and intricate, but it will definitely be some nutritious deliciousness.
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How to Make Tomato Ketchup at Home - Easy Steps to Make a Tasty Sauce
You can't deny the fact that ketchup is to children what honey is to bees! Apart from being one of the most kid-friendly food products, it compliments almost every food item, making it a must-have in your kitchen. So, why not just buy a bottle from your nearest store? Well, no brand of store-bought ketchup can contain the goodness of fresh tomatoes and that unique taste which is suited to your kid’s taste buds. Most importantly, homemade ketchup does not contain any preservatives and are free from corn syrup, which contain a significant amount of fructose.
Quick Homemade Tomato Sauce Recipe
Here is a well-trusted tomato ketchup recipe with fresh tomatoes to help you whip up yummy tomato sauce in your kitchen, using ingredients that are easily available and applying techniques that do not take much of your time. So put on your chef’s hat and keep reading!
Ingredients
Fresh tomatoes (1 kg)
Garlic (2 tsp)
Spices (garam masala) (1 tsp)
Chilli powder (1 tsp)
Vinegar (2 tsp)
Sugar (2 tsp)
Salt (2 tsp)
Water (boiled)
Time Required
The ingredients required for the ketchup are fairly regular and easy to procure, and hence the preparation time is around 10 minutes only. The cooking time will span around 50-60 minutes, taking the complete cooking time to around 70 minutes.
Serving
One batch of the tomato ketchup can take care of 2-3 servings.
Nutrition
Every 100 gm of the ketchup contains 124 kcal
Extremely low concentration of saturated fat, cholesterol, and sodium
Good levels of potassium and copper
A rich source of essential vitamins such as Vitamin A, Vitamin K, Vitamin E, and Vitamin C
Preparation Method
Take the tomatoes, wash and then chop them into considerably big pieces.
Next, take the garlic and ensure that you chop it into fine pieces.
Put both the garlic and tomato pieces in a pan, cover the utensil and let the mixture cook on medium heat until it attains a soft texture. The process will take 20-30 minutes (approx.), with occasional stirring required at 5-minute intervals.
Take the pan from the stove and let it cool, so it comes down to room temperature.
Now, use a mixer to grind this mixture and blend it into a fine paste.
Get rid of the seeds and skin that still remain in the paste. Pass it carefully through a sieve to result in a sauce that is extremely smooth in texture.
Once you have succeeded in making a smooth paste, transfer it into your pan and put it on the stove again.
Cook it on medium heat and let it reach boiling point. Once this happens, add all the condiments such as salt, sugar, garam masala, and chilli powder to the paste.
Now, let the complete mixture simmer on low heat until it takes the form of a thick sauce. This should not take more than 15 minutes.
You will know when your sauce is ready and piping as it will begin to spurt noticeably at the centre of the pan.
You can now safely remove your pan from the stove, add vinegar to it, and additional seasoning according to your taste buds.
Notes
This process does not require use of any water.
You can also use a soup strainer for this purpose.
You might need to sieve two times, depending on the thickness and texture of your paste.
What Types of Tomato Sauces Can You Make at Home?
Now that we are through the basic recipe for classic tomato ketchup, it’s time to tingle that chef’s hat a bit and delve deeper into the sassy finger-licking world of sauce. Here are a few noteworthy variations to the traditional ketchup that are worth giving a try.
1. Roasted Tomato Sauce with Garlic
This is a simple, quick, yet incredibly delicious sauce.
Requires ingredients that are easily available – garlic, olive oil, salt and pepper, basil leaves, and fresh tomatoes, of course.
Compliments continental dishes such as spaghetti, noodles, fried rice etc.
2. Bolognese Sauce with Turkey
Fits the bill for a healthy sauce rich in protein – it is a tomato sauce recipe with no sugar.
Addition of ground turkey to the sauce greatly improves both taste and nutritional value.
Replace sugar with cinnamon and if it suits your taste, add a little chicken stock to the mixture for additional flavour.
3. Vegetable and Meat Sauce
This one’s more than a sauce – it’s a super healthy mix of meat and fresh veggies.
Fresh vegetables such as onion, bell pepper, spinach, carrots, and celery can form the puree.
Add the above mix to ground beef and freshly chopped tomatoes.
4. Vegan Pesto Sauce
The king of sauces when it comes to flavours.
Contains four key ingredients – garlic powder/chopped garlic, yeast, sea salt, and cashew crumbs.
5. Chickpea Sauce
For the vegetarians who want a sauce with meaty texture.
Mix freshly chopped tomatoes with chickpeas (blended) and add vegetables such as onions, carrots etc. according to taste.
FAQs
Here are a few common doubts answered, to help you if you hit a roadblock.
1. How Long Does Homemade Tomato Ketchup Stay Fresh?
Your freshly made tomato ketchup, once packed in jars that are airtight and sterilized and stored in a refrigerator, will remain perfectly good for a period of 90-120 days.
Adding a sodium benzoate-water mixture to the sauce increases the shelf life of the ketchup by another 120-150 days.
2. How Do You Store Leftover Tomato Sauce?
Ensure that you pick a clean and dry jar for storage that has been effectively sterilized. Boil water and place the jar in it for around 1-2 minutes, then leave it out to dry.
Tomatoes contain lycopene, which is an antioxidant that prevents heart problems and fights cancer. They also contain folate, besides numerous vitamins and minerals. The best part is that the lycopene content increases when you cook the tomatoes. So try out these delicious fresh tomato ketchup recipes at home, and take advantage of the health benefits that you get from the goodness of this juicy red fruit!
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