Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables

by Little grapefruit MAMA

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

2

This is a potato pie baked with meat, vegetables, and potatoes. It doesn't need cheese or cream. It's easy to operate. Using baby milk powder to make a white sauce instead of traditional cream, it will taste richer and not greasy, and it will be healthier.
Moisturized mashed potatoes, with the aroma of meat and vegetables, even if no seasoning is added, the baby can eat half a bowl.

The highlight of the recipe has abandoned the traditional whipped cream method of making white sauce, and has been improved to use baby milk powder and flour to make white sauce. This kind of white sauce is the most suitable for babies. Mothers eat together, don’t worry about getting fleshy.

Ingredients

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables

1. Potatoes are sliced, thin slices are easier to steam. Put it on the pot and steam it for 10 minutes, and you can easily poke it with chopsticks. Use a spoon to press the mashed potatoes. It feels a bit dry. Add a little water to make the mashed potatoes moist.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

2. Cut the tenderloin into small cubes, chop carrots, and yellow peppers. Mince the meat and cut the vegetables into small pieces, which is suitable for babies under 12 months old. The meat can be replaced with chicken or fish, or shrimp. The picture size is suitable for babies over 18 months old.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

3. Let's make a baby version of healthy white sauce. Add warm water to milk powder and mix into milk. For mothers who do not have baby milk powder, replace the milk powder and water with 130 grams of pure milk.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

4. Heat the pot, turn on a low heat, put a little olive oil, and add one-third of the flour.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

5. Stir fry a few times and add one third of the milk, and stir well.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

6. Add the remaining half of the flour and half of the milk, and mix well. Finally, add the remaining flour and fry a few times and then add milk to make a thick sauce. There may be a little lumps, it doesn't matter, there will be no after the operation, pour it out for use.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

7. Heat the pan again, add a small amount of oil and fry the tenderloin.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

8. When the meat is discolored, add carrots, stir-fry for 1 minute and add yellow pepper.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

9. Fry for a few more times, turn off the heat, and add the white sauce made before and stir evenly.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

10. At this time, start to preheat the oven and fire up and down at 200 degrees.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

11. Add all the fried dishes to the mashed potatoes and stir. If you want to add seasoning, you can add a little salt and pepper here. Adults with seasoning will taste better.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

12. Put it on the baking tray and flatten the surface. Bake at 200 degrees for 20 minutes.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

13. Look, it came out, the surface looked like a layer of cheese melted.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

14. Take a spoonful and it won't dry at all. The mashed potatoes are very moist. Don't worry about your baby's choking. The baby can eat it directly. If you haven't put any seasoning before, add some tomato sauce or other jams here. Mom will like it very much.

Tenderloin Baked Potatoes with Seasonal Vegetables recipe

Tips:

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