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Peel, wash and cube orange sweet potatoes. These chicken + carrot meatballs are a perfect first finger food for baby, toddlers and kids! Healthy and easy to make for dinner or lunch! Filled with ground chicken, carrots, spinach and applesauce - these mini meatballs are a healthy (and completely addicting) food for baby and the entire family!
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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can cook chicken sweet potato tiny meatballs for babies (finger food) using 3 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Chicken sweet potato tiny meatballs for babies (finger food):
- Get Half cup of sweet potatoes, cubed
- Get Quarter cup of uncooked skinless chicken breast
- Prepare 2 tablespoons baby cereal (I used organic baby porridge)
Make sure to smoosh or cut. Finger foods cut into small shapes about the size of a dime will be the best match to their abilities at this point. All the foods from the list below can be cut smaller to Mashed potatoes, to be eaten with fingers Noodles Oatmeal, thick enough to be eaten with fingers Polenta, cooked, cooled and cut into. This Ultimate Guide to Finger Food For Babies not only gives a long list of finger food ideas, it Starting your baby on finger foods can be exciting but it can also be an overwhelming and frustrating experience.
Steps to make Chicken sweet potato tiny meatballs for babies (finger food):
- Peel, wash and cube orange sweet potatoes. Place it in a steamer to steam for at least 15min, until it is soft. Remove from heat and roughly mash with a fork.
- Cut skinless and boneless chicken breast (fats trimmed) into cubes. Using a food processor, grind the meat until it forms a smooth paste.
- Add mashed sweet potatoes and baby cereal into the ground chicken and pulse a few times until ingredients are well mixed.
- Shape mixture into half inch balls (rough balls will do, the rough texture helps those little hands with grabbing the meatballs). I used a teaspoon for this and just scooped out the mixture and drop them onto a heatproof plate.
- Steam for at least 15min or until the pieces are cooked through. Cool down and serve to your little one! (note please ensure constant monitoring while the little one is eating to minimise the risk of choking). Serve with the side of other veggies cut into bite pieces (sweet potato sticks, long beans, cucumber sticks, pumpkin cubes etc).
All the foods from the list below can be cut smaller to Mashed potatoes, to be eaten with fingers Noodles Oatmeal, thick enough to be eaten with fingers Polenta, cooked, cooled and cut into. This Ultimate Guide to Finger Food For Babies not only gives a long list of finger food ideas, it Starting your baby on finger foods can be exciting but it can also be an overwhelming and frustrating experience. Serve as fries, wedges or small bite-size pieces. Babies love finger foods, but what are the best finger foods to feed your baby (and what should you avoid avoid)? Very small pieces of sweet potatoes, carrots, peas (cut in half or crushed) and butternut squash make sweet sides for your sweetie when cooked until soft — and they're loaded with.
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