Harry loves mini quiche, muffins or omelettes so these all day breakfast quiche were sure to be a hit. They didn’t disappoint.
Harry loves mini quiche, muffins or omelettes so these all day breakfast quiche were sure to be a hit. They didn’t disappoint.
I’m always after new and fun snack ideas so when I saw these pop up on My Fussy Eater’s Instagram page I had to give them a go! As with anything I make, I’m terrible at following recipes and always end up subbing ingredients for what I have in the cupboards but these veggie lentil nuggets turned out so well, they were delicious!
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Yesterday was one of those days where Harry decided he wanted a biscuit. He seems to think he’s the Highway Rat at the moment and is developing quite a sweet tooth. He will appear at the door of the kitchen and say, in his best baddie voice, “give me your buns and your biscuits, give me your chocolate and cake.” I decided to make him a little treat with some bits and bobs that we had in the cupboard and created these blueberry and carrot flapjacks.
These quinoa chocolate cake bites have very quickly become a new favourite in our house. They are super easy to make and healthy, but taste really naughty so are a great alternative to standard chocolate cake or brownies!
The new year is upon us and I’m ready to start a serious healthy kick for our whole family. I’m joining Slimming World next week and am keen to find foods that are on plan but also suitable for the whole family. One of my biggest challenges is eating less bread. I love bread! I wanted to find an alternative that would satisfy my need for carbs and potato cakes are what I came up with! Harry really enjoyed them and they filled us both up until dinner time!
These mincemeat twists are quick and easy to make, they are really tasty and the perfect shape for little hands to hold. They aren’t the healthiest of snacks but, hey, it’s Christmas! I’ve always been the kind of mum that believes treats are fine in moderation. Harry has healthy food 99% of the time and would ask for an apple before he asked for a biscuit any day. The occasional treat is part of life and, at 2 years old, I think it’s important that he see what a balanced diet is by experiencing a good balance of healthy food and the occasional treat. Obviously I totally understand that some people would rather avoid refined sugar completely, in which case why not check out my festive chickpea cookie recipe at the bottom of this page!
These healthy, festive chickpea cookies are full of flavour and make the perfect Christmas treat! They’re really easy to make and are refined sugar and gluten free. I’m going to make some of these for Harry’s Christmas party this weekend and I think we’ll make some to leave out for Father Christmas on Christmas Eve too. Obviously, if you don’t celebrate Christmas these can be made without the festive shapes or writing but as Christmas is getting nearer I couldn’t resist putting a little twist on an old favourite recipe!
Harry’s going through a phase at the moment where he’s constantly asking for cake and biscuits. Don’t get me wrong, he also asks for lots of fruit but I’m finding more and more that he’s asking for a ‘treat’ and as he gets older I want to teach him that it’s ok to have treats in moderation. In doing this I’ve found more creative ways to give him occasional treats while still keeping them as healthy as possible. The spiced apple and pear slices recipe was made up as I went along this morning when we both fancied something sweet but had nothing in the house. It has no refined sugars in and was really quick and easy to make.
I posted this meal on my Instagram and Facebook last week and had lots of messages and comments asking for a recipe. It was based on one that Tesco Food shared on their Instagram feed and was really easy to make. It’s packed full of veggies and was a hit with our whole family.. even Alistair who is usual the fussiest!
This sweet treat is super easy to make and really tasty. They hold their shape well but are nice and soft for younger children. Harry really enjoyed them and kept shouting ‘more’ when he’d finished!
This simple, creamy green pasta takes just minutes to make and is packed full of healthy goodness. It was a big hit with Harry and will definitely be featuring on our lunchtime menu again! Just a quick warning though, it is messy! There is a strong chance your little one will look like Shrek after eating it but I’d say it’s well worth it.
These pancakes are the perfect start to the day! They’re quick to make, healthy and guaranteed to keep little tummies full until lunch time. (Or big tummies… I enjoy these as much as Harry does!)
I’m really enjoying making these ‘ball’ snacks at the moment. They’re a great way to get your little one to eat lots of healthy goodness while disguising it as a naughty treat! It’s the week before pay day and after splurging on decorating and baby things we’re on basic rations for the next few days. After the success of the other ball snacks I’ve made for Harry I decided to rummage through the cupboards and see what ingredients we had in to make some more. I decided to mix it up a bit and make some carrot cake bites and am so happy with how they’ve turned out. Harry loved them and so do I!
We’ve been trying to go meat free for a day a week recently and I’ve been getting creative with tasty, ‘different’ meals that we can enjoy together. These Tex Mex bean burgers were really quick and easy to make, super tasty and perfectly filling. They may not look the most refined but the taste more than made up for it!
I’ve been really enjoying making new snacks for Harry recently and my secret mission at the moment is to try and keep him fuller for longer! He seems to be constantly hungry at the moment and always asking for more snacks! I’ve decided to try and add more protein more protein to see if it helps and these are a way of doing that whilst letting Harry think he is getting a sweet ‘naughty’ treat!
These berry coconut balls are quick, easy to make and a great energy boost for your little one! Harry seems to be hungry all the time at the moment and constantly wanting to snack so I made these to keep him fuller for longer! He really enjoyed them and so did I! Continue reading “Berry coconut balls”
These delicious apple crisps are super easy to make and absolutely delicious. With only 2 ingredients that you are sure to have in your kitchen these are definitely worth a try!
This tasty, healthy mango ice cream is quick and easy to make and super tasty!
This delicious, healthy avocado chocolate pudding takes 5 minutes to make and tastes really naughty! I made it for Harry when he went down for his nap and ended up eating the lot and having to make another one for him!
These tasty butternut squash tots are an easy, healthy finger food and a great way to get your fussy little foodie to try butternut squash! (Well, it worked for mine anyway!) They are easy to make and I managed to do it while Harry pretended to cook at the kitchen table so minimal effort was a must!
These healthy, simple chips are a great way to serve butternut squash to your little one! They’re easy to pick up and hold and are nice and soft to eat. They are super healthy and moreish, what’s not to love!
These soft, tasty oat balls are a perfect healthy treat for your little one! Suitable from 6 months old they are solid enough to hold their shape while baby holds them and soft enough that they are easy to chew!
