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Kid Friendly Dinner Recipes
Kid friendly dinner recipes? Let's see. How about a few of these?
At the bottom of this page you will also find some good reasons to give your child opportunities to have fruit and berries several times a day!
Tip:
Add just a little honey or male syrup to your dishes to make them even more kid friendly!
For example to your soups.
How to Make Healthy Soup Without a Recipe
All you do is boil or steam vegetables (adding some salt and spices if you wish), when done you use your stick blender to make them into a puree.
Use some of the water to make the soup less thick.
A vegetable soup for kids recipe here.
Find family kid friendly dinner menus here.
One soup I made recently that my son really liked:
Kid Friendly Dinner Recipes
Mint Broccoli Soup
This is how I made the soup:
I cut one head of broccoli into small pieces and boiled it for a few minutes only, just until soft with some seasoned water, I used salt, pepper, paprika powder and some cumin as seasoning and an organic vegetable stock cube.
Then I added in
2 handfuls of mint leaves
1 bag or box of fresh baby spinach
Half a teaspoon of honey.
I used a stick blender to blend it all really well and then I garnished it with a few mint leaves.
What is child-friendly about it? The mint! Most kids like that taste.
My son ate all of it! To be honest, I first thought he wouldn't because it's so green!
Here is a yummy side dish to that soup:
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Children Dinner Sets
Since I'm from Finland I like the Muumi children's dinner sets. But you probably don't even know who he is?
He is a little troll who lives with his family and friends somewhere in Finland. There are books and cartoons about him. You might instead like something that's more familiar to you.
Nutrition for Kids: Healthy Foods
Children like all the colors of fruit and berries and all the different flavors too. Because of this they are drawn to colorful juice, yogurts and candy.
Apples, oranges, grapefruits - best foods for dissolving mucus.
Blueberries and mangoes are also amazing for kids - the health benefits are endless!
I want blueberries! I want grapes! I want strawberries!
- never say, you want strawberries? That's just too expensive. Because there could be a nutritional reason behind the request. Get some and skip something else that's on your shopping list instead.
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