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View details How do you know when the apple crumble is done?
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12-18 months

How do you know when the apple crumble is done?

Look closely to see whether the topping has turned golden brown and the apples are slightly bubbling. That means you’re good to go! 

View details What to serve with corn fritters?
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9-12 months

What to serve with corn fritters?

Corn fritters can be served with steamed vegetables and a dip such as Greek yoghurt.

View details Are corn fritters healthy?
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9-12 months

Are corn fritters healthy?

Yes! Enjoyed as part of a varied diet, our corn fritters contain a range of vitamins & minerals including vitamin C, B6, iron and calcium, as well as fibre. 

View details Why are my corn fritters soggy?
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9-12 months

Why are my corn fritters soggy?

After cooking fritters, place to cool on a wire rack to avoid them from steaming and getting too soggy. 

View details Why are my corn fritters falling apart?
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9-12 months

Why are my corn fritters falling apart?

Corn fritters can fall apart if there is too much water and the batter is too wet. Try mixing in an extra teaspoon of CERELAC at a time until you get a thicker consistency. 

View details What goes with pumpkin risotto?
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12-18 months

What goes with pumpkin risotto?

You can pair your toddler's pumpkin risotto with a range of steamed vegetables such as asparagus or sauteed mushrooms. 

View details What is the secret to a good risotto?
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12-18 months

What is the secret to a good risotto?

Simmer on low heat while stirring frequently. After adding butter, mix well with a spatula or wooden spoon to blend the butter into the risotto, resulting in a creamy, delicious risotto.

View details What goes with pumpkin pancakes?
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12-18 months

What goes with pumpkin pancakes?

You can pair your pumpkin pancakes with some stewed apples, yoghurt, and honey or alongside our

View details How to make fluffy pancakes?
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12-18 months

How to make fluffy pancakes?

If you are struggling to make your pancakes fluffy, it may be because you’ve overmixed your pancake batter. Stir batter until the ingredients are just combined.

View details Are savoury muffins healthy?
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9-12 months

Are savoury muffins healthy?

Store bought muffins may have higher amounts of salt and added sugars.

View details Can you freeze savoury muffins?
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9-12 months

Can you freeze savoury muffins?

Yes you can! Make sure to wait until they’ve cooled down enough after you’ve cooked them. Also, don’t forget to wrap them in foil to ensure that they retain their quality.

View details How to store savoury muffins?
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9-12 months

How to store savoury muffins?

The muffins can be kept in the fridge. Once cooled, they should be stored in an airtight container lined with paper towel to ensure they still taste great.

View details Can you freeze pancake batter?
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9-12 months

Can you freeze pancake batter?

Made too much batter for breakfast? Luckily you can freeze pancake batter. Place batter in fridge to defrost overnight. Give the batter a mix before cooking.

View details Can you freeze pancakes?
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9-12 months

Can you freeze pancakes?

Got too excited flipping your pancakes and made too many? No worries at all, you can freeze them once you let them cool.

View details How to serve pancakes to a baby?
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9-12 months

How to serve pancakes to a baby?

As with many different kinds of food for babies, you should slice them into finger-sized strips, so they can practice their grip. 

View details How do you make popsicles creamy not icy?
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12-18 months

How do you make popsicles creamy not icy?

Key ingredients such as yoghurt and our NAN Toddler Milk Drink will help make your popsicles creamy rather than icy. 

View details How do you make homemade popsicles softer?
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12-18 months

How do you make homemade popsicles softer?

Greek yoghurt is a helpful ingredient to make sure your popsicles are soft enough for your little one. Luckily, we’ve already got it in our recipe.

View details Why do popsicles not freeze solid?
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12-18 months

Why do popsicles not freeze solid?

How frozen your minipops end up will depend on their liquid content. If your mango is very juicy it will freeze faster than minipops made with less juicy mangoes.

View details How to make baby popsicles without moulds?
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12-18 months

How to make baby popsicles without moulds?

If you don't have any moulds, you can use a muffin tin, large ice cube tray or freezer safe cups.

View details Can you freeze mac and cheese?
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12-18 months

Can you freeze mac and cheese?

Yes!

View details What can I serve with my Pumpkin and Chickpea Curry?
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12-18 months

What can I serve with my Pumpkin and Chickpea Curry?

When it comes to dishes like Pumpkin and Chickpea curry, the side dish options are almost endless!

View details Can I use a different cut of chicken instead of chicken thighs in this tray bake?
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12-18 months

Can I use a different cut of chicken instead of chicken thighs in this tray bake?

Yes, you can use chicken breasts or drumsticks if preferred. Just adjust the cooking time to ensure the chicken is cooked through and tender.

View details Is it possible to make this tray bake recipe without the NAN Toddler Milk Drink powder?
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12-18 months

Is it possible to make this tray bake recipe without the NAN Toddler Milk Drink powder?

Absolutely! This oven baked chicken and rice dish is nutritious on its own. Adding the NAN Toddler Milk Drink powder is optional and can be done after portioning.

View details Can I prepare this chicken and rice tray bake recipe ahead of time?
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12-18 months

Can I prepare this chicken and rice tray bake recipe ahead of time?

Yes, you can prepare this chicken and rice tray bake in advance, store it in the fridge, and reheat it when needed.

View details Can I substitute the vegetables with others?
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12-18 months

Can I substitute the vegetables with others?

Definitely! You can swap out the peas and corn for other child-friendly vegetables like diced zucchini, capsicum, or sweet potato.

View details How can I make this recipe suitable for the whole family?
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12-18 months

How can I make this recipe suitable for the whole family?

This dish is family friendly as is, but feel free to season portions for older kids or adults with extra herbs, spices, or a sprinkle of cheese for added flavour.

View details Will my little ones like cookies with chickpeas in them?
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12-18 months

Will my little ones like cookies with chickpeas in them?

Absolutely! By blending the chickpeas into the batter mix, and loading the cookies with choc chips, little ones are sure to love these the same as standard choc chip cookies!

View details Can homemade cookies be healthy?
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12-18 months

Can homemade cookies be healthy?

Yes, homemade cookies can be made healthier by using nutritious ingredients and making a few simple swaps. For example, you can:

View details How many cookies does this recipe make?
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12-18 months

How many cookies does this recipe make?

By following this recipe’s method, you should have approximately 24 Chickpea and Choc Chip Cookies – enough for the whole family!

View details What can I use in this recipe to substitute maple syrup?
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12-18 months

What can I use in this recipe to substitute maple syrup?

If you don’t have maple syrup in the pantry don’t fret! Honey, brown sugar or golden syrup all work as alternatives in this cookie recipe.  

View details How should I store my freshly baked Chickpea and Choc Chip cookies?
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12-18 months

How should I store my freshly baked Chickpea and Choc Chip cookies?

If the family don’t gobble them all straight out of the oven, you’ll want to store them in an airtight container at room temperature on the bench or in the fridge. 

View details Why do chickpeas work so well in cookies?
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12-18 months

Why do chickpeas work so well in cookies?

Chickpeas are a great cookie ingredient because they add moisture to the mix and help bind the cookie dough ingredients together. 

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