If you’re in the process of introducing solids, try mixing a little fruit and veg in with their regular formula for a tasty and nutritious meal. Here are 7 tasty recipes your little one will love.
Apple and semolina layered pudding
(1 portion)
Ingredients
1 apple
30g semolina
90ml water
3 servings Novalac premium formula
100g fresh or frozen carrot
50g turnip
1 tsp butter
2 servings Novalac premium formula
60ml water
Preparation
Wash, peel and cut all veggies into pieces.
Cook in a steamer or pressure cooker.
Reconstitute premium formula with water.
Blend milk with veggies.
Add butter and serve warm.
Pear & prune smoothie
(1 portion)
Ingredients
2 fresh prunes or 3 dried prunes
½ ripe pear
120ml water
4 servings Novalac premium formula
Preparation
Wash, peel and deseed the pear.
Cut the pear into small pieces.
Rinse the prunes and pit them.
Mix the pear and prunes together.
Blend the reconstituted formula with the fruit mix.
Can be given using a feeding bottle or with a spoon.
Apple raspberry smoothie
(1 portion)
Ingredients
½ apple
125g raspberries
1 small full cream yoghurt
120ml water
2 ice cubes
4 servings Novalac premium formula
Preparation
Wash, hull, peel and deseed the apple.
Wash raspberries.
Put all the fruits in a blender and mix.
Mix the premium formula with water.
Add yoghurt and reconstituted formula to the mix and blend.
Put into two bowls and let it cool.
Refrigerate and serve chilled.
Chocolate pudding
(1 portion)
Ingredients
20g cornflour
10g sugar
40g dessert dark chocolate (with no cow’s milk protein)
240ml water
8 doses Novalac premium formula
Preparation
Reconstitute the formula with 120ml warm water.
Mix in the chocolate.
Add corn flour to the rest of the cold water.
When the chocolate formula is hot, leave it on high heat while you pour in the corn flour blend. Stir frequently until the mixture thickens.
Add the sugar and stir.
Pour the mixture into two bowls.
Keep refrigerated.
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