Fish Pie
From
Mrs D Mooney, Ayreshire
Ingredients
1 lemon sole fillet
1 large potato, peeled, cubed and boiled
200ml milk
1 knob of butter
Method
1. Put the milk and butter in pan and heat to boiling point then reduce heat to simmering
2. Put the lemon in the milk and butter, and poach over a low heat turning once. It should only take a few minutes to cook through
3. Remove the cooked fish, retaining the milk and butter mixture, and flake the fish, removing any bones
4. Mash together the fish and potatoes with some of the milk and butter mixture.
5. For a smoother texture blend the potatoes and fish, using more of the milk and butter mixture
Comment
You can add any mashed or pureed vegetables to this recipe, or serve them as a side dish. Adding a spoonful of grated cheese can vary the flavour also.
Butternut Mackerel with Pasta
Ms S Lapham, Devon
30g pasta
1 sweet potato, peeled and cubed
Half a small butternut squash, peeled, de-seeded and cubed
1 small smoked mackerel
2 tablespoons grated Cheddar cheese
1. Boil the pasta according to the instructions on pack
2. Steam the sweet potato and butternut squash until soft
3. Grill the mackerel. Once cooked through remove the skin and flake the fish removing any bones
4. Drain the pasta and blend with the sweet potato and butternut squash
5. Mix in the flaked fish and grated cheese
This is quite a textured recipe so is a stage 2 weaning food recipe
Recipe Title
Salmon and red Pepper Surprise
Mrs D Morris, Swansea
120g fresh salmon
100g baby potatoes
5 broccoli florets
1 red pepper, washed, de-seeded and finely sliced
1. Wrap the salmon and pepper slices loosely in foil and cook in a moderate oven for 30 to 35 minutes
2. Wash and cube the potatoes (can be peeled or left with skin), boil until soft
3. Steam the broccoli florets until cooked but still a little bit firm
4. Flake the cooked salmon, removing any bones
5. Blend together the salmon, peppers, potatoes and broccoli and serve warm
“Yum, yum! My daughter Scarlett loves it!”
Pear and Nectarine Cream
Miss P Middleton, Essex
3 sweet pears
1 nectarine
4 teaspoons baby rice
50ml milk
1. Peel, core and slice the pears, put in a microwaveable dish with a little water. Cover and microwave until tender, drain and cool
2. Peel the nectarine, remove the stone and chop
3. Liquidise the pear, nectarine, baby rice and milk together
For a more textured dessert mash the fruit then mix with the baby rice and milk
Minty Lamb Savoury
Miss K Rayson, Middlesex
1 small lamb shank
1 large potato, peeled and cubed
75g frozen peas
2 carrots, peeled and sliced
1 teaspoon fresh chopped mint
250ml milk
1. Boil the lamb shank in water until tender, then remove the lamb from the bone
2. Cook the vegetables in the milk until tender
3. Add the lamb and mint to the vegetables and milk and blend it all together
Lentil and Rice Bake
Mrs S Sharif, Lancashire
1 small onion
15g butter
1 tablespoon tomato puree
30g long grain rice
30g lentils
Water
1. Finely chop the onion and gently fry in the butter until soft
2. Add the tomato puree with 2 tablespoons of water, stir into the onions and heat through
3. Add a further 400ml water and the rice and lentils
4. Bring to the boil then simmer until the rice and lentils are cooked through and are soft.
5. Drain and serve
Suitable for the later stages of weaning but could be blended to a smooth puree fro the first stage of weaning
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