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What do you feed your toddlers (and yourself)?

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Besom · 27/10/2009 17:50

I need some inspiration as we always seem to end up eating the same things.

DD is 17 months and quite a good little eater for a toddler, I think. The problem lies with me as I just can't seem to think what to make.

What do your toddlers most love to eat (apart from stuff they found down the side of the couch)?

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rubyslippers · 27/10/2009 17:53

DS eats everything we do, so stuff like:

Spag bol
shepherds pie
soups - all sorts
stews
sandwiches
cheesy stuff - macaroni or brocolli cheese
fish pie
fish stew
grilled fish and mash

HeadFairy · 27/10/2009 17:57

ds loves risottos which are good for varying different vegetables in his diet (butternut squash, peppers, asparagus etc all go in)

He also has a big thing for kedgeree at the moment (got the recipe out of an Annabel K book)

Baked beans on toast with grated cheese on top is another good quickie

Beef casserole with rice and peas. He's being a bit funny about meat texture at the moment so I'm blitzing it a bit at the moment and adding some texture with vegetables (carrots etc)

SparkleandSlime · 27/10/2009 17:57

to add to the above...

roast dinners
cauliflower cheese
meatballs or sausage and mash with tomatoes or beans
fish chips and mushy peas
boiled eggs and soldiers

Besom · 27/10/2009 20:27

Thanks! I forgot about shepherd's pie. Easy to make in advance too. Will try risotto and cauliflower cheese also.

Do you worry about fish bones with the kedgeree/fish pie? She does like salmon actually so I suppose I could make it with that?

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Poohbearsmom · 29/10/2009 00:00

For lunch they love my tomato sauce i Make, i fry an onion, few cloves of garlic then add any combo of veg eg peppers, mushrooms, corgette, auburgine etc
And a tin chopped tomato, top wit one or two tins of water depending on how much veg iv added, cook till all da veg r tender, then i add two triangles of soft cheese & liquidise then i add a big spoon of pesto... They jus love it, we hav it wit pasta or jus as a soup wit crackers... They love a mediterrian olive stew i do for dinner, usually stickin the olives on their fingers b4 eatin, which mayb the x-factor of this dish... we r another family for risotto, stews, various combos wit mince etc my boys wont go for sauces tho so fish/chicken pies wont b touched... We always all eat the same meals tho jus chopped for my little man

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