Curry Vegetable Noodle
by Little grapefruit MAMA
Favorite
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30m
Serving
2
Today’s noodle dishes are very simple, with green peppers, carrots, lotus roots, and eggs. Green peppers are rich in vitamin C; carrots are one of the few vegetables with vitamin A content (part of carotene); lotus root can invigorate the spleen and appetite, nourish blood and invigorate the heart, and has the effect of digesting food. Not much to say about eggs, easy to digest and rich in nutrients. These ingredients have their own division of labor in the nutritional structure, and they are very balanced.
With the addition of curry, no seasoning is needed to make this noodle super delicious. Vegetables are wrapped in curry paste, which changes the taste of the vegetables. Where did the baby who didn’t like to eat that vegetable go?
If your baby's chewing ability is not very good, I recommend blanching the vegetables and chopping them into small pieces before using them to make complementary foods for better digestion. Relying on noodles alone can also exercise chewing.
The problem that babies don’t like to eat vegetables often bothers mothers.
Let me talk about the reasons first. Babies who don’t like vegetables are mostly because they don’t chew well or because they are exposed to “flavored” complementary foods too early. Or adults don’t like vegetables. So remind mothers that the size of vegetables should be cut to the baby’s acceptable To a certain extent, the baby's complementary food must be less salt, or even salt-free, and adults should also eat more vegetables to give babies an environment to learn from.
Next, let’s talk about the tips in making complementary foods. Babies don’t like to eat vegetables, but they will definitely like to eat meat, fish, shrimp or dairy products. We can use these baby’s favorite foods to make some hands with vegetables Complementary foods, such as this pasta, cakes, cakes, buns, wontons, have to try more, try more tricks, and find the right way. This process is full of challenges, but we must be patient and try more.
With the addition of curry, no seasoning is needed to make this noodle super delicious. Vegetables are wrapped in curry paste, which changes the taste of the vegetables. Where did the baby who didn’t like to eat that vegetable go?
If your baby's chewing ability is not very good, I recommend blanching the vegetables and chopping them into small pieces before using them to make complementary foods for better digestion. Relying on noodles alone can also exercise chewing.
The problem that babies don’t like to eat vegetables often bothers mothers.
Let me talk about the reasons first. Babies who don’t like vegetables are mostly because they don’t chew well or because they are exposed to “flavored” complementary foods too early. Or adults don’t like vegetables. So remind mothers that the size of vegetables should be cut to the baby’s acceptable To a certain extent, the baby's complementary food must be less salt, or even salt-free, and adults should also eat more vegetables to give babies an environment to learn from.
Next, let’s talk about the tips in making complementary foods. Babies don’t like to eat vegetables, but they will definitely like to eat meat, fish, shrimp or dairy products. We can use these baby’s favorite foods to make some hands with vegetables Complementary foods, such as this pasta, cakes, cakes, buns, wontons, have to try more, try more tricks, and find the right way. This process is full of challenges, but we must be patient and try more.
