
Amy Palanjian
Blogger at Yummy Toddler Food
Writer, editor, crafter, recipe developer. Creator of http://t.co/3iZDk8kStu. Author of So Pretty! Crochet and So Pretty! Felt.
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1 week ago |
yummytoddlerfood.com | Amy Palanjian
Turn five basic ingredients into the yummiest Edible Cookie Dough that’s completely safe to eat. This recipe has protein and lower added sugar and is one of the most fun desserts to share with the kids!Whenever we make cookies, my kids always want to taste the dough. And since it’s not advised to eat raw flour or eggs from a food safety perspective, I decided to make a recipe we could all safely enjoy.
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1 week ago |
yummytoddlerfood.com | Amy Palanjian
If you’re looking to expand the lunches options you make for your kids, these easy sandwiches for kids work for both little and big kids. These are great kids lunches for home—or packed for school or daycare. Simple, quick, and nutritious lunches are always my goal, which means having a range of sandwiches for kids to turn to makes the midday meal SO much easier.
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1 week ago |
yummytoddlerfood.com | Amy Palanjian
With just 5 simple ingredients and the creamiest texture, this Strawberries and Cream recipe is a delicious dessert or snack. It even has extra nutrition and can be made ahead of time!I love the simplicity of strawberries and cream, but wanted to make a version without the intense sweetness from sweetened condensed milk, which is commonly included in other recipes. This version results in a similar creamy consistency and is plenty sweet.
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1 week ago |
yummytoddlerfood.com | Amy Palanjian |Shauna Sweeney
If you want your kids to eat and enjoy tofu, these crispy Baked Tofu Nuggets are a great option to try. They’re super crunchy, perfect for dipping, and they’re loaded with plant protein, iron, and calcium. I know that tofu is not a food that everyone naturally loves, but as a former vegetarian, I happen to adore it—and it’s such an affordable protein source for kids. It’s also one of the most versatile ingredients and can be cooked in so many different ways.
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2 weeks ago |
yummytoddlerfood.com | Amy Palanjian
If you’re heading out of town and have some milk in the fridge you don’t want to go to waste or you’re looking to have a little extra on hand, these two simple ways to freeze milk will answer all of your questions about whether you can do it—and exactly how to do it!Every time we go away, I try to have a few pantry staples on hand for an easy dinner and at least one breakfast when we get back.
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