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Team AckoFeb 8, 2024
Vegetable purees are indeed quite healthy for your growing infant. Cheesy Vegetable Medley is an excellent recipe which offers a twist of flavors in comparison to the regular purees offered to young toddlers. The presence of potato makes the dish rich in carbohydrates, potassium, Vitamin B6, Iron, Vitamin C and dietary fiber. This dish also involves the use of cheese which offers protein as well as calcium that is perfect for bone development. It is a smooth and tasty dish which can be served during lunch time to your baby.
Contents
Ingredients: Potato 40g, cubed, Carrot 40g, chopped, Broccoli 40g, chopped, Cauliflower and Cheddar cheese
Steps:
1. The first step is to take a pan and add water.
2. Now add all the veggies to the pan and bring them to boil. Wait for the vegetables to grow soft.
3. The next step is to puree the vegetables into a smooth paste.
4. Final step is to add cheese and again blend the mixture.
The recipe involves simple steps which can be followed anytime. Try the dish right now!
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