One of the sweetest gifts I received while I was "belly" is certainly been " Cooking for kids (Ed. Larus), a real papparicettario for children 0 to 3 years.
Tightly integrated and interpreted, of course, the details of a pediatrician, has offered me many suggestions to offer to my little eater special meals and snacks. ^ _ ^
And more than ever now that it has grown and, subject to obvious limitations (alcoholic drinks, cakes, fried seafood and little else) we have the ingredients to be used white paper, I continue to build on from here to his meals - may then "reworked" for mom and dad, so eat all of them with the same thing.
To give you a taste, here is a very simple tomato soup, a few days ago I made using the last tomatoes of the season. I modified the recipe slightly to the proceedings, but the gist remains the same:
INGREDIENTS:
a bunch of cherry tomatoes
2 large potatoes 1 small clove garlic
a sprig of basil olive oil
salt Wash tomatoes, cut into pieces Put in a casserole with potatoes peeled and cut into chunks, salt, cover with water and cook until the potatoes are very soft. Transfer in a blender with a tablespoon of olive oil, basil and garlic, blend and serve.
For Mom and Dad, I stretched a little water and added a few drops of Tabasco sauce ^ _ ^, a handful of small pasta such as "pins" and a pinch of white pepper .... And everyone at the table!