Re: Favourite recipes for youngsters?

[Guest guest]

I make a one egg omlette which contains fork-mashed soft-cooked

broccoli or carrots or another veggie, and it also contains

prosciutto which was first fried crisp and crumbled into it.

Sometimes I add a bit of finely cut up chicken. I do add in some

provolone cheese or aged cheddar for zip, but you can do without

it. I do make the omlette crispy otherwise my son who has mouth

sensitivies will not eat.

Let me know if you decide to try this and how it goes over.

mom to broderick, ASD, SCD 10 months

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> Hi All;

>

> We've been dairy-free SCD for approx 6 weeks now.

>

> I'm still having great difficulty getting my 2 yo to eat veggies.

We do the sneaky veg pancakes. Neither of my kids will touch the

avocado meatloaf or sneaky veg meatballs/burgers anymore.

>

> Tried cheeseless quiche but they wouldn't touch that either. Made

chicken a la king (well sort of) and the liked it, but they're

getting sick of it.

>

> Pulling my hair out... What are your favourite veggie packed

recipes for young picky eaters?

>

> Thanks for any advice,

> Kim

> 6 weeks dairy-free SCD

> 3 yo severe ASD, raging 2 yo (NT?)

>

>

[Guest guest]

Zucchini " noodles " ? Peel young zukes, slice very thin, then into julienne

strips. Saute just a few minutes in butter or oil.... season and enjoy. Kids

always love noodles.

You could make fake " cheese " by pureeing some squash and carrots together with

some oil (or other fat of your choice, perhaps save a little from a beef roast

or the next chicken you cook).... season with paprika and salt. Something tells

me they won't *really* buy that this is CHEESE... but I thought it was worth a

shot.

Patti

Favourite recipes for youngsters?

Hi All;

We've been dairy-free SCD for approx 6 weeks now.

I'm still having great difficulty getting my 2 yo to eat veggies. We do the

sneaky veg pancakes. Neither of my kids will touch the avocado meatloaf or

sneaky veg meatballs/burgers anymore.

Tried cheeseless quiche but they wouldn't touch that either. Made chicken a

la king (well sort of) and the liked it, but they're getting sick of it.

Pulling my hair out... What are your favourite veggie packed recipes for young

picky eaters?

Thanks for any advice,

Kim

6 weeks dairy-free SCD

3 yo severe ASD, raging 2 yo (NT?)

[Guest guest]

How about the zucchini muffins? You could grate in zucchini, carrot,

different kinds of squash.

You could even reduce the amount of honey that the recipe calls for, I'm

sure, and they would still taste good.

I take a little almond flour, and mix in just enough milk substitute to make

a paste and ice my muffins with it. Then I sprinkle a little cinammon on top

to make them look fancy. Then you have a cupcake with icing, that contain

very little sugar.

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> I make a one egg omlette which contains fork-mashed soft-cooked

> broccoli or carrots or another veggie, and it also contains

> prosciutto which was first fried crisp and crumbled into it.

> Sometimes I add a bit of finely cut up chicken. I do add in some

> provolone cheese or aged cheddar for zip, but you can do without

> it. I do make the omlette crispy otherwise my son who has mouth

> sensitivies will not eat.

> Let me know if you decide to try this and how it goes over.

>

>

> mom to broderick, ASD, SCD 10 months

>

>

> >

> > Hi All;

> >

> > We've been dairy-free SCD for approx 6 weeks now.

> >

> > I'm still having great difficulty getting my 2 yo to eat veggies.

> We do the sneaky veg pancakes. Neither of my kids will touch the

> avocado meatloaf or sneaky veg meatballs/burgers anymore.

> >

> > Tried cheeseless quiche but they wouldn't touch that either. Made

> chicken a la king (well sort of) and the liked it, but they're

> getting sick of it.

> >

> > Pulling my hair out... What are your favourite veggie packed

> recipes for young picky eaters?

> >

> > Thanks for any advice,

> > Kim

> > 6 weeks dairy-free SCD

> > 3 yo severe ASD, raging 2 yo (NT?)

> >

> >