I’ve been thinking about making a nice hearty fish chowder. It’s such a hassle to make a truly tasty and hearty fish chowder, in a manner befitting an adult palate that is. So taking an old recipe and giving many of the fish ingredients the heave-ho, we think this recipe is great [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Meat and Fish'
Baby’s Creamy Fish Chowder Recipe – Remember to save some for Your Baby!
February 19th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: Meat and Fish · New Baby Food Recipes
Spinach Meatballs – A Yummy Self-Feeding Finger Food Recipe for Babies 10 months and older
November 11th, 2008 · No Comments
We dug up this recipe and wow, did we forget how yummy this is! This would be suitable for babies 10 months and older due to the texture and shape. However, you could make this into a “meal” instead of making it into balls! Just mash up the cooked meatballs!
Ingredients:
4 1/2 ounces of ground pork [...]
Tags: Baby Food Recipes Updated · Meat and Fish · New Baby Food Recipes
Meat Baby Food Recipes for Babies who do not like meat – Help requested
October 30th, 2008 · No Comments
We received an email from Sherri asking us for tasty meat recipes that her little guy might eat. Her chicken pancake ideas sounds fantastic but she’s stuck in for other ideas. So, we’re reaching out to all of you creative chefs for your ideas for Sherri!
My son refuses to eat meat! I have been making [...]
Tags: Baby Food Recipes Updated · Meat and Fish
Meat as Baby’s First Solid Food?
August 22nd, 2008 · No Comments
We have received a few emails within the week asking us why we don’t list meat as baby’s first solid food. Some of these emails have come from our Canadian visitors and 1 came from a U.S. visitor. In Canada, meat is being recommended as one of baby’s first solid foods. Meat [...]
Tags: Meat and Fish · Solids and Weaning
Chicken Salad for the Fingers – Tasty Baby Food Recipe
June 14th, 2008 · No Comments
Chicken Salad for Fingers – a really yummy finger food “meal†that is sure to please your little one! We think this would be suitable for babies 10 months and older or for those who are 8 months and older – and able to handle texture and yogurt.
1 cup cooked chicken, diced finely or shredded [...]

















