recipe: chicken, carrots and oat bran
ingredients
- 1½ Tbsp cooked chicken
- 1½ Tbsp cooked shredded carrots
- 2½ Tbsp prepared oat bran
- ½ to 1 Tbsp liquid, as needed:
– leftover saved juice
– or – water
Tag: lean meat
recipe: chicken, butternut squash and quinoa
ingredients
- 1½ Tbsp cooked chicken
- 1½ Tbsp cooked butternut squash
- 2 Tbsp prepared quinoa
- ½ to 1 Tbsp liquid, as needed:
– leftover saved juice
– or – water
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recipe: pear and chicken
ingredients
- 2 Tbsp cooked pear
- 2 Tbsp cooked chicken
- ½ to 1 Tbsp liquid, as needed:
– leftover saved juice
– or – water
recipe: chicken, zucchini, and quinoa
ingredients
- 1½ Tbsp cooked chicken
- 1½ Tbsp cooked zucchini
- 2 Tbsp prepared quinoa
- ½ to 1 Tbsp liquid, as needed:
– leftover saved juice
– or – water
recipe: chicken, apple and quinoa
ingredients
- 1 Tbsp cooked chicken
- 1½ Tbsp cooked apple
- 2½ Tbsp prepared quinoa
- ½ to 1 Tbsp liquid, as needed:
– leftover saved juice
– or – water
recipe: chicken, zucchini, apple and quinoa
ingredients
- 1 Tbsp cooked chicken
- 1 Tbsp cooked zucchini
- 1 Tbsp cooked apple
- 2 Tsp cooked quinoa
- ½ to 1 Tbsp liquid, as needed:
– leftover saved juice
– or – water
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recipe: parsnip, butternut squash and chicken
ingredients
- 2 Tbsp cooked chicken
- 1½ Tbsp cooked parsnip
- 1½ Tbsp cooked butternut squash
- ½ to 1 Tbsp liquid, as needed:
– leftover saved juice
– or – water
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recipe: chicken, carrots and quinoa
ingredients
- 1½ Tbsp cooked chicken
- 1½ Tbsp cooked shredded carrots
- 2 Tbsp prepared quinoa
- ½ to 1 Tbsp liquid, as needed:
– leftover saved juice
– or – water
introducing new foods: chicken
we debated about introducing k to meat. m & i were never vegetarians though we don’t eat meat often. but it feels weird to give your child animal meat to eat while reading children’s books to them about animals as cute lovable creatures or as friends experiencing daily lives as we (humans) do.
in the end, it came down to nutrition. meat is an excellent source of protein, which is necessary for baby’s growing body. i guess we didn’t have a choice when we were kids and it’s not like we resent our parents for feeding us meat now. as adults we can make the choices about what we want or not want to eat for various reasons. so when k gets older, she can decide for herself too. Continue reading “introducing new foods: chicken”
