Homemade Bibimbap

Homemade Bibimbap

by Baby nutrition supplement

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

The WeChat public account "Baby Nutritional Supplements" contains 500 nutritional supplements I have made for my baby. With these 500 supplementary food recipes, I no longer have to worry about what my baby will eat. Xiaosi's mother will share baby food supplements for 6-24 months in this public account.
Although I really want to give my baby a different trick to make supplementary food, there are always some secret weapons that I have to keep at hand when I am too busy, so that I can quickly make a table of meals when I take it out anytime, anywhere. In addition to preparing some meatballs in advance and freezing them, I will also prepare some "homemade bibimbap" that can both season and save the market.
It is not recommended to add too much salt to the baby's food supplement, so these bibimbaps themselves are some healthy and seasonable ingredients. The method is very simple. I mash the seaweed and shrimp skins, then stir-fry them with sesame seeds. The taste is very delicious, supplementing iodine and calcium.
Baby bibimbap, cooking noodles or soup can quickly enhance the flavor of the baby’s food supplement, without adding other condiments. The most important thing is super rice, and it can also be used as a baby’s snack~

Ingredients

Homemade Bibimbap

1. Prepare ingredients: 8g seaweed, 5g light dried shrimp skin, 5g sesame.

PS: When choosing seaweed, it is best to choose seaweed without sand that can be eaten directly. Look at the ingredient list again and choose not to add additional salt. There is no salt in this bibimbap, and it's mainly seasoned with shrimp skins.

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

2. Tear the seaweed by hand for easy mixing.

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

3. Then put the seaweed in the mixing cup.

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

4. Use a blender to stir the seaweed into finely minced pieces.

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

5. It's probably enough to stir it to this level.

PS: If you give it to a baby, you can directly mix the seaweed, dried shrimp skin and sesame seeds into a powder, which is convenient for the baby to chew.

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

6. Put the shrimp skins into the mixing cup.

PS: I used unsalted, light-dried wild shrimp skins. No extra salt was added during processing, so I didn't soak them in warm water in advance.

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

7. Use a blender to stir the shrimp skins into crumbles.

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

8. Stir the dried shrimp skins and pour into a small bowl.

PS: Shrimp skin is the calcium supplement of this bibimbap. When processing, the degree of mixing is determined according to the baby's age.

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

9. When the pan is hot, add sesame seeds and sauté until fragrant. Sesame seeds are fragrant, so pour sesame seeds and stir fry first. If it is raw sesame seeds, it needs to be fry first; if it is cooked sesame seeds, it needs to be fry until the aroma is released.

PS: When frying the bibimbap, I have tried both methods of adding oil and not adding oil. If you add oil, the prepared bibimbap will taste more fragrant, but it is easy to oxidize when stored, resulting in a hala taste.

But it's okay to feed the baby without fuel, and the storage time will be longer, about two weeks.

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

10. Then pour the shredded shrimp skin into the pot and stir fry for 1 minute.

PS: If you have soaked the shrimp skin in advance in order to remove the salty taste, you need to fry the shrimp skin first~

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

11. Finally, pour the seaweed into the pot.

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

12. Continue to stir-fry for about 3 minutes, and stir-fry all the ingredients until fragrant.

PS: Because the heat is different, the time for stir-frying may be different. It may be stir-fried until it has a fragrance. When all the ingredients are cooked and dried, you can turn off the heat and cook it out. Don't stir-fry.

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

13. After the bibimbap is fried, it is placed in an airtight tank for storage. Store it in a dry place, don't let it get damp, it will not taste good if it gets damp. It should be stored for about two weeks.

Homemade Bibimbap recipe

Tips:

When frying the ingredients, be sure to reduce the fire to a low fire all the way. When the fire is high, it will be easy to fry and the taste will change.
Seaweed and dried shrimp skins are not easy to chew, so you can use a blender to mix them up. If you give it to a younger baby, you can mix seaweed, dried shrimp skin and sesame seeds into a powder, but you must eat it as soon as possible~

Comments

Similar recipes

Soup

Lettuce, Seaweed, Chicken Chop

Sour Noodle Soup

Vermicelli, Parsley, Rice Vinegar

Sour Soup Wonton

Minced Pork, Wonton Wrapper, Egg

Sour and Spicy Dumpling Soup with Seasonal Vegetables

Flour, Dumpling Filling, Shiitake (dried)

Wonton Soup

Wonton Wrapper, Chinese Cabbage, Pork Filling

Fuding Meatball Soup

Pork Filling, Seaweed, Shallot

Sour Soup Wonton

Ravioli, Seaweed, Coriander