Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe

by Baby food supplement master

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

2

Over 18 months old, the meat pie fillings are clearly layered, with golden skin, tender on the outside and fragrant on the inside. They are just hot from the pot, and a bite seems to be able to withstand all the winter cold! The mouth is full of meat, and the happiness is soaring~
In order to be more suitable for the baby, I made the low-oil version, adding some water and braising together during the process, so that the cake can be softer, and it can be completely cooked, and the baby will chew better. Although there is a little bit of the crispy that comes out of a large amount of frying, the baby’s eating is of course the most important thing for health!
Dear Da, I am Junjun, a nutritionist and baby nurse mother, and I like to share knowledge about baby food preparation and feeding. All the food supplements I made for my baby have been made into videos, which are included in my public account "Baby Supplementary Food Master", including staple foods, soups, baking, diet therapy, etc. Pay attention to me, and no longer worry about what the baby eats!

Ingredients

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe

1. Reference age: over 18 months, for babies who are not allergic to the ingredients. Food preparation: 200g plain flour, 100g minced meat, 15g carrot, 30g onion, 1 egg, 4g ginger. Cooking time: 60 minutes difficulty Analysis: Intermediate

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

2. Pour 200 grams of plain flour into a large bowl, slowly pour water into the flour, and stir with chopsticks while adding water to form a flocculent shape.
Don't pour all the water in at one time when making the noodles. Because the water absorption of the flour is different, the amount of water will be different. Adding a little water will make it easier to control.
All-purpose flour is more suitable for flour, or dumpling flour and rich flour flour that are commonly used at home are all acceptable.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

3. When you stir until you can't see the dry flour, you can start to knead the dough.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

4. Knead the smooth dough, cover it with plastic wrap, and let it stand for half an hour.
The rest time cannot be short, the dough after rest is soft and ductile, so that the dough can be easily rolled out and thinner.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

5. Wash and peel the carrots and cut into small pieces.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

6. Peel the onion and chop into small pieces.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

7. Pour the pork filling into a bowl, add soy sauce and some salt.
3 points of fat meat, 7 points of lean meat, taste the best, not fragrant and not chai.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

8. Continue to beat an egg in the meat filling.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

9. Stir the egg and meat, and stir thoroughly.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

10. Continue to add sliced ginger, chopped onion, and chopped carrots.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

11. In one direction, use chopsticks to mix all the ingredients evenly and marinate for 20 minutes.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

12. Take out the awake dough and cut into two pieces.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

13. Use a rolling pin to roll it into a square shape as much as possible. You can arrange the shape by hand during the rolling process, and make it as thin as possible, with a thickness of about 2-3 mm.
When rolling out the dough, the bottom and top are sprinkled with dry flour at 360 degrees, otherwise it will stick to the panel or mat. It's more embarrassing if you can't take it down.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

14. Make two cuts on the left and right sides of the rolled dough, leaving 1/3 in the middle without cutting, and finally cut it into a shape close to a nine-square grid.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

15. Put the marinated meat filling on the dough, spread it evenly with a spoon, leaving the upper left corner without the meat filling.
Don't be too greedy when spreading the meat filling. Leave a little blank on the edge so that it can be folded and glued without revealing the filling.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

16. Fold the right to the middle, and the left to the middle. Press lightly to make each layer as tight as possible.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

17. Repeat the steps, fold up on both sides, all layers are folded, close to a square, try to cover the entire pie, no meat.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

18. After squeezing the seams of the folded meatloaf, gently pat flatten the meatloaf and roll it out slightly with a rolling pin.
Just roll it lightly, too hard, it will squeeze out the meat, don’t roll it too thinly, it will roll out the layers, thicker is also delicious.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

19. Brush the flat-bottomed non-stick pan with a thin layer of oil, slowly add the meatloaf, fry one side golden, turn the other side over until golden on both sides.
Remember to have a small and medium fire throughout the whole process. In a large fire, it is easy to be unripe inside and burnt on both sides.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

20. Fry the meatloaf, and add hot water to one third of the meatloaf.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

21. The cake is thicker and needs to be simmered for about 15 minutes.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

22. After all the water in the pot is dried, make sure that the meat and noodles are cooked, then you can open the lid.
To judge whether the meatloaf is well cooked, you can use a shovel to click on the meatloaf. The inside of the cooked meatloaf is fluffy and elastic, and there is no depression, which means it is cooked.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

23. The pie crust is fragrant and soft, the meat filling is particularly fragrant, and the mille-level patties are out of the pan! Cut into small pieces and start eating.

Baby Melaleuca Meatloaf Baby Food Recipe recipe

Tips:

The moment I opened the lid, the smell began to diffuse in the kitchen. I really have no resistance to this kind of pie.
Match your baby with a bowl of porridge, and the nutrition will be balanced for one meal. In my Vxin official account; reply "porridge" in the dialog box of the baby food supplement master, and you will receive a summary of the recipes. Make it for your baby according to the age of the month~
Important steps in the production process: 1. Do not pour all the water in at one time when making the noodles. Because the water absorption of the flour is different, the amount of water will be different. Adding a little water will be easier to control.
2. The rest time cannot be short, the dough after the rest is soft and malleable, so that the dough can be easily rolled out and thinner.
The meat filling with 3.3 points of fat and 7 points of lean meat tastes the best, and it is fragrant and not chaotic.
4. Sprinkle dry flour on the bottom and top of the dough sheet at 360 degrees, otherwise it will stick to the panel or mat. It's more embarrassing if you can't take it down.
5. Don't be too greedy when spreading the meat, leave a little blank on the edge, so that it can be folded and glued, and the filling will not be exposed.
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