I know this picture above doesn't look appetizing much, but it's because i had no time to make good presentation of it before feeding it to my hungry baby. It tasted great though!
In today's lunch for baby, i made him an oatsy mutton soup, which tasted very much like mutton haleem sans lentils. For this soup, all you need is muton stock (u can use chicken stock too), a teaspoon of garlic paste, shredded boiled mutton pieces, oats, a pinch of turmeric and cinnamon powder, salt and pepper to taste.
The recipe is super easy and a win-win situation for new moms as it is not time-consuming at all!
Oats are very good for growing babies as they are full of fibre and considered as a wholesome food. I have used Quaker white oats for this purpose.
All you have to do is boil 2 tablespoons of oats (for one baby bowl serving) in a cup of mutton stock in a pan.
Put in shredded boiled meat, garlic paste and cook until soft. Then add in turmeric powder, cinnamon powder, salt and pepper. Cook until it becomes a mush, perfect for your little toothless.
C ya!
In today's lunch for baby, i made him an oatsy mutton soup, which tasted very much like mutton haleem sans lentils. For this soup, all you need is muton stock (u can use chicken stock too), a teaspoon of garlic paste, shredded boiled mutton pieces, oats, a pinch of turmeric and cinnamon powder, salt and pepper to taste.
The recipe is super easy and a win-win situation for new moms as it is not time-consuming at all!
Oats are very good for growing babies as they are full of fibre and considered as a wholesome food. I have used Quaker white oats for this purpose.
All you have to do is boil 2 tablespoons of oats (for one baby bowl serving) in a cup of mutton stock in a pan.
Put in shredded boiled meat, garlic paste and cook until soft. Then add in turmeric powder, cinnamon powder, salt and pepper. Cook until it becomes a mush, perfect for your little toothless.
C ya!
Lovely! Seems very healthy and tasty. Will definitely try it.
ReplyDeleteSure! Thank you!
DeleteIt tastes almost like haleem! no wonder kids love it and its not just for kids as it tastes good and very healthy for adults too.
ReplyDeleteYou are absolutely right Wajahat!
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