Pineapple purée imparts sweetness and a fruity flavour to this sheera. Nutritious and highly recommended for kids, serve warm sheera when your child comes home hungry or chill it to serve as a dessert, whichever way your child relishes it the most.
Chana and spinach will take your kids right to the top of their class’ rank list! they are rich in folic acid, protein, calcium and other nutrients that sharpen one’s brains. If you have cooked rice at hand, this dish can be put together in a jiffy.
I didn't want to use refined cornflour to make custard, so i experimented with this really easy way to make an instant custard. It's ready in a jiffy and full of goodness too. Serve it with your baby's favourite fruits.
Don't prevent your kids from eating their favourite foods; inject good health into them instead by adding the right ingredients. For example, use rice noodles instead of refined flour (Maida) noodles and add healthy ingredients like veggies, sprouts, peanuts etc. By concocting healthier versions of their favourite dishes, your kids can have their way, and so can you!
Plain protein rich soya milk may be boring, but your kids just can’t resist it when blended with vitamin a rich mango pulp. Believe me; they’ll come asking for more!
Health and taste in one package! Don't eliminate burgers as unhealthy... give this healthy version a chance. Made using whole wheat burger buns and tikkis made with broken wheat, these provide loads of protein and calcium.
A secret portion from turkey to make sure your kids bubble with energy! both wholesome and nutritious, this is an ideal recipe for breakfast.
Just a piece of this energy bar, at any time of the day, is enough to recharge your child to continue being as bouncy as ever! the chosen flours and jaggery provide ample energy and carbohydrates!
Steamed spinach dumplings served with hot tangy tomato sauce and gooey cheese makes an ideal and wholesome mini meal when served with garlic bread or rice. Both tomatoes and spinach are rich in folic acid, an important nutrient that promotes the growth and development of brain cells right from infancy till the brain is completely mature.
Walnuts are a storehouse of nutrients! This finger food made using kids' favorites such as biscuits, cocoa powder, sugar, etc., is a smart way of sneaking walnuts into their little tummies. Butter is a rich source of vitamin A, but that does not license you to use it in whopping amounts, as it is also high in fats. So cook smart, and ensure your kids stay healthy!
Serve desi dalia in an international style with vegetables and cheese, and your kids are sure to fall head over heels in love with it!
Pour the prepared mixture into moulds of desired shapes and sizes, for interesting visual appeal
Apricots and apples come together in an exciting form that will make your kids go, “wow!” and of course, cashewnuts add a crunch that no child can resist.
Chilli-garlic paneer potato balls, dipped in batter, coated with coarsely ground Papad, and deep-fried till crisp. Just a description of this dish is enough to make your kids drool over it. Ideal protein-rich snack to serve when your kids take a break while studying for the exams!
It is good to have a stock of baked beans in the refrigerator because they go well with most sandwiches and burgers, not to forget baked potatoes too. Bean and cheese burgers are simple and easy to make as they do not require a patty. You can fix yourself one anytime you feel hungry.