5 posts tagged “chicken”
* It started as a chicken soup, but ended up being AIO. LO can't feed herself soup yet
Ingredients for soup:
- 3 oz chicken - deboned
- 1 oz peas
- 3 oz vegetables for soup (Emborg)
- vegetable stock
~ Served it with brown rice
~ She doesn't like it: either the brown rice or the chicken (most likely suspect)
Ingredients:
- 4 oz spaghetti
- 3 oz mixed vegetables
- 2 oz chicken- cooked and shredded
- 1 tomato- diced
- 1/2 shallot
- olive oil
Method:
- Lightly fry shallot till translucent
- Cook chicken with tomato and mixed vegetables
- Mix in spaghetti
* not a big hit... LO doesn't like chicken that much
I really should rename all my dishes:
Ingredients:
- 2 oz chicken- shredded
- 3 oz mixed vegetables
- 4 oz rice- cooked
Method:
- Simmer the chicken, keeping some of the liquid
- Shred the chicken (to manageable size for your LO)
- Cook the mixed vegetables together with the shredded chicken using the liquid
- Add in the cooked rice
~ Another simple weekday recipe
~LO loved this! She couldn't pick out the chicken :)
Great, no allergies to Heinz Stage 1. She slept well last night, we did bring her fav blankie (3 in fact). And she had normal poop today after stopping the olive spread (remember: soy lecithin) since Saturday. 3 days to flush it out of the system. Funny thing though, there are yellow and black soya bean in the multigrain bread.
Breakfast:
- 3 oz watermelon
- 1 slice of multigrain bread
- Heinz apple/mango puree- used as jam
Lunch:
- 3 oz broccoli
- 3 oz watermelon
- garlic bread/ pizza crust (Pizza Hut)- due to technical glitch, did not bring her carbo
Dinner:
- 1 oz chicken
- 3 oz calrose rice
- 5 oz watermelon
DH&I had 'nasi kerabu', 'nasi dagang', 'nasi minyak' for breakfast. Had Pizza Hut for lunch (couldn't find a sushi joint). Had 'mee celup' and 'mee goreng' for tea. Dinner was 'nasi goreng USA', 'nasi goreng daging merah' and 'sup tulang' for dinner. We have 'keropok lekor' and 'jagung bakar' for supper- but I think I'll skip...too full as it is.
Arianna is only 11 months old, and totally on homemade food. I was thinking real hard on how to feed her. Here's what we brought:
- rice cooker (the super duper small one- made for Japanese market)
- toaster
- multigrain bread
- calrose rice
- spiral pasta-can be cooked in the rice cooker
- broccoli (cooked)
- chicken (cooked)
- snapper (cooked)
- spiral pasta (cooked)
- watermelon (diced)
She ate 1.5 slice of bread for tea time... not bad considering she only eats 1 slice for breakfast. And she only had 1 slice of chicken sandwich for lunch before the journey.
She ate heartily for dinner, for once! She had pasta, snapper, broccoli, watermelon, and Heinz apple/mango puree-as her dessert. This was stage 1 food that I never used, ever! Let's hope she doesn't develop any allergic reaction to it.
