This is one to make earlier in the day and have ready for dinner (that’s generally how I do most of our meals but some things work better than others) It’s a simple dish with very few ingredients but it … Continue reading Lancashire Hot Pot with slow cooked red cabbage
Thai curries are relatively sweet so tend to be quite well received by young tastes. We like fish in ours but chicken, prawns or Quorn would work nicely too. The veg in this dish is great for BLW- it’s all … Continue reading Monkfish Thai green or yellow curry
Making your own burgers gives you the perfect Opportunity to add some extra veg. I don’t usually make a big thing out of ‘hiding’ vegetables for the kids. I prefer them to see them so they know what they are … Continue reading Beef and vegetable burgers with homemade ketchup
This was baby number 2’s first meal! Casseroles make a great introduction to food because everything is usually pretty soft but still firm enough to pick up. I don’t have an issue giving my children dishes made with alcohol but … Continue reading Chicken leg and vegetable casserole
It’s a classic combination and so easy to make! Now- just because you’re doing baby led weaning it doesn’t mean you can’t have soup (oh but the mess?!) Baby’s soup is soaked up into a slice of bread and given … Continue reading Broccoli and Stilton soup
Chilli is a great dish for adding extra veg into. It can be a messy dish for babies but as you’ll see below there are plenty of ways to serve it! Ingredients- 500g minced beef One large onion 3 cloves … Continue reading Chilli con carne served 3 ways (with plenty of veg involved!)
I bought a particularly large joint for the Sunday roast this week which meant I had lots left over- so rather than giving the dog a feast I found a way to reuse the meat in this casserole- To make … Continue reading Moroccan ‘left over roast meat’ stew with vegetable couscous
Toddler & BLW Meals 