Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball

by meggy dancing apple

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

15m

Serving

2

It's Children's Day. This is our favorite holiday when we were children. There are delicious foods and drinks, and we can also have a party on holiday. Nowadays, our babies are big, and they are still very rare for the "little little ones" of relatives.
My cousin came to my house with her second-born baby. I made some carrot rice balls for the little guy. They were matched with a few common ingredients. The colors are bright and natural, which suits the child's taste. The little guy squeezed and ate it by himself, without much effort. "

Ingredients

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball

1. Pour an appropriate amount of fresh germ rice into the inner pot of the rice cooker, wash twice with cold water, and add an appropriate amount of water to the rice cooker to stew the rice.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

2. Prepare the ingredients for the rice ball: an egg, a small carrot (only 1/4 in practical use), a few rape cores, a piece of cheese, and a piece of seaweed for sushi.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

3. Cut the carrots into small pieces and put them in the food processor.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

4. Beat into finely chopped carrots.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

5. Beat the eggs into a bowl, add half a spoon of cold water, and fully disperse them; add water to the egg liquid to dilute, which can make the egg liquid spread more smoothly on the bottom of the pan; pour the egg liquid directly into a non-stick pan without a drop of oil Fire heating.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

6. After the surface is solidified, lift the edge, turn it over and fry, and then pour the egg liquid into the flat pan after solidification.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

7. Pour a few drops of olive oil into the pot and fry the carrots on low heat; carotene is fat-soluble and can be converted into vitamin A, which is good for eyes and skin; turn off the heat after frying.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

8. Carve out 5 pieces of the egg skin with a mold of the right size; chop the remaining eggs and mix them into the baby rice.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

9. This is steamed organic germ fresh rice. Because it is germ rice with 92% germ retention rate, it is slightly yellower than ordinary rice and has a fresh and sweet taste.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

10. Pour an appropriate amount of rice into the fried carrots and mix well.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

11. Mix it with the broken eggs evenly; because it is for the baby, there is no need to add salt, and the sweetness of the carrot itself is used.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

12. Take a piece of plastic wrap, put an appropriate amount of carrot and rice on it, and twist it into a small rice ball.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

13. The rice ball is placed on the egg crust.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

14. Boil water in another pot, add the core of rapeseed to the water and blanch it to change color. Take it out and let it cool naturally. Don't get too cold water.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

15. When boiling water and blanching vegetables, use a mold to carve out the patterns of cheese and seaweed and place them on the top of the rice balls, which can increase the childishness; the rapeseed cores are placed between the rice balls for decoration.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

16. The baby pinches and eats with his small hands. While enhancing the sense of touch, he can also experience the fun of eating by himself.

Baby's Favorite Carrot Rice Ball recipe

Tips:

1. This rice ball is suitable for babies over 1 year old. The vegetables may be cooked slightly rotten or chopped into pieces;
2. Baby's rice needs a little more water than adults' rice, and the rice is softer and easier to digest;
3. In addition to this method, you can also add chicken mash, shrimp mash, vegetable shreds, etc.

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