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First of all, I admit that this blog is not organised…at all. Mainly because its missions have evolved from time to time. However, I think this “new page” will serve most parents well – especially if they are looking to raise healthy kids! Also, it could also be my easy reference. This will be updated from time to time.
Why I persist to offer home cooked food for my girl at least until 3 years old? Read more: Here
Read: 17chipmunks has fed her baby with solid food for a year now!
Read: little 17chipmunks still has restricted sugar intake at 2 years old!
Read: At 27mo, why little 17chipmunks is still taking home cooked food on holidays and outings?
Beef
Stew beef with carrot and tomato
Bun
Cocoa milk bun (using condensed milk)
Cream cheese filling spinach bun
Spiral cream cheese peanut butter bun
Cake
Apple & chocolate chips cupcakes
Banana cake with chocolate butter frosting and plain biscuits
Bear shaped orange chiffon cake
Bear shaped dragon fruit chiffon cake
Egg less banana raisin cupcake
No bake peanut butter cream cheese cake
Sugar less and butter-less banana chocolate chip cupcake
Cereal
Cheerios (UPDATED with places (that I know) which sell Cheerios – this brand)
Orgran Gluten Free Rice O’s wild berry flavour
Cheese:
Cheddar cheese (Bega)
Cream cheese (Philadephia cream cheese)
Tasty grated cheese (Bega)
Chinese delicacies:
Cantonese style fried kuay teow
Hong Kong styled baked cheesy pork chop rice
Minced pork with English gourd
Steam corn, carrot & tomato chicken
Steam chicken with button mushrooms and carrot
Steam chicken with enoki mushrooms, baby corns and carrot
Steam chicken with oyster mushrooms, carrot & celery
Steam chicken drumstick (marinated in Kiwi)
Steam egg tofu with mixed vegetables
Steam shiitake mushroom chicken
Stew chicken with yam and potatoes
Stewed turmeric and apple chicken
Stir fry chicken with mixed vegetables
Stir fried pumpkin & minced pork
Stir fry mixed vegetables with chicken, v2
Cookies/ biscuit
Bear shaped butter cookies with chocolate chips and cranberries
Butter scoth chocolate chip cookies
Chocolate chips and walnut cookies
Choco nut and blueberry cookies
Eggless and sugarless sweet potato stick
Two tone short bread (cocoa flavour)
Two tone short bread (molasses sugar)
Crab:
Dessert:
Dhall:
Dough:
Drinks:
Egg
Steam minced pork egg (without stir frying pork)
White button mushroom egg (How to cook omelette?)
Fish:
Baked cheesy Spanish Mackerel fish
Baked tuna fish cake (Answers why tuna-in-can could be offered)
Pan fried Atlantic mackerel with sweet sauce
Steam threadfin (mah yau yui) with egg tofu and mixed vegetables
Food jar menu
Soft vegetable rice in food jar
Fried rice
Colourful fried rice (with dried shrimp)
Butternut & minced pork fried rice
French beans & minced pork fried rice
Japanese cucumber and button mushroom fried rice
Indian delicacies
Non spicy milk and yogurt curry chicken
Non spicy yogurt chicken from scratch
Japanese:
Muffins:
Apple, cinnamon & raisins muffin
Banana, cinnamon and cranberries muffins
Eggless and sugarless honeydew and apple muffins
Eggless seaweed cream cheese cupcakes
Noodles:
Homemade & handmade beetroot noodle in stew tofu
Stir fry udon with fuzzy melon
Zucchini oaty mee hoon kueh (aka pinched pan mee)
Nuggets:
Oats:
Others:
Chia seeds for babies/toddlers
Double boiled pear for coughing and phelgm
How to make fried shallots/onions using microwave?
How to make oyster sauce kind-of feel dishes?
Steam onion juice (for cough and phelgm)
0.75l Zojirushi thermos sponsored by Kids and Baby Malaysia
Pancake:
Butternut squash cheesy pancake
Eggless & sugarless mango pancake
Eggless mango cream cheese pancake
Eggless cheese pancake with homegrown sprouted garlic
Sugarless and flourless sweet potato pancake
Sugar less banana oaty pancake
Pau:
Cream cheese peanut butter pau
Steam red bean & sweet potato pau
Purple sweet potato pau (with egg yolk)
Pasta:
Spaghetti bolognese (homemade sauce)
Pizza:
Porridge:
Prawn:
Baked cream cheese and butter prawn
Baked fresh button mushroom prawn
Stir fried prawns with mixed vegetables
Rice cooker rice:
Flavourful rice cooker chicken rice
Rice cooker chicken and tomato rice
Rice cooker tomato rice with homemade dried pork stock
Rice cooker rice with garlic, zucchini & dried chicken stock
Roast chicken:
Baked lemon grass & onion chicken
Salt & Sugar
Salt and sugar intake for babies & toddlers
Sauce:
Creamy mushroom, apple & oat sauce
Stewed minced pork with potato and carrot
Sweet sauce with shiitake mushroom
Seaweed:
Snack:
Soup:
Apple cucumber and scallops chicken soup
Arrow root and carrot chicken soup
Arrowroot, lotus root and pearl beans soup
Creamy pumpkin & cauliflower soup
Double radish chicken soup (with picture of ingredients)
Lotus root and pearl beans soup
Lotus root and pearl beans chicken soup (with carrot)
Lotus root red beans chicken soup
Mushroom and cauliflower soup (Western style)
Old cucumber & carrot chicken soup
Old cucumber & green radish soup
Radish and beetroot chicken soup (picture with raw ingredients)
Radish and celery chicken soup
Radish, pumpkin and mushroom chicken soup
Watercress chicken soup (with picture illustration)
Sorbet/Ice cream/:
Banana avocado ice cream (with milk)
Watermelon + strawberry + grape sorbet
Spread:
Peanut butter (roasted peanuts way)
Peanut butter (pan fried peanuts way)
Steam rice:
Healthy chicken rice – with steam rice version
Stock:
Sushi:
Travelling:
Packed food for 2 days 1 night trip (15 mo)
5 days 4 nights at Taipei (16mo)
4 days 3 nights meal plans for a beach vacation @ Bali (23mo)
4 days 3 nights actual meals at Bali (23mo)
4 days and 3 nights at Bali (23mo)
2 days 1 night local holiday with Inayou Cooker
5 days 4 nights in Krabi (26mo)
Meals for 26mo on 5 days 4 nights trip in Krabi
Western:
Baked eggless cream cheese chicken nuggets
Yogurt:
Hi Celine, thank you for sharing your treasure trove of cooking experiences so generously. I came across your recipes and updates on Healthy Food for My Baby. Your blog is packed with so much valuable information from starting solids to feeding a toddler with an extensive repertoire of cuisine!
Is there a way I can navigate your blog by date rather then by topics? I would like to refer to your earlier experiences as my son is currently 6m2w.
Thanks for your kind help!
hello Celine, just wanted to say a great big THANK YOU for all your recipes! I started out with baby-led weaning for my LO when he turned 6 months, but I must confess that I still struggle with providing healthy and nutritious alternatives for my little boy, since I rarely cooked until he arrived! Your blog is a fantastic resource for me, and I just wanted to say thank you for all your effort, time and willingness to share so much goodness!