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Chicken and vegetable casserole for babies


This chicken and vegetable casserole can be served as a puree for very young babies, or you can leave some pieces in it for those that are a little older.

Gluten free baby food is not difficult to prepare. Fresh fruit, vegetables and later meat are all safe. Do beware that stock cubes can contain gluten as well as too much salt for your baby.

If you need to thicken sauces or stocks you can use baby rice or various gluten free flours.


Chicken And Vegetable Casserole

Ingredients

  • 1/2 chicken breast
  • 1 tomato
  • 1 small potato
  • 1 slice carrot
  • 1 slice onion
  • 4 broccoli spears


Method

Place the chicken, onion, carrot, and tomato into a saucepan. Cover with water and bring to the boil. Turn the heat down and simmer for around 45 minutes until the chicken is tender. Meanwhile, cut the potato in half and place in a steamer, along with the broccoli, over a pan of boiling water. Steam for around 20 minutes.

When the chicken is cooked, strain, reserving the stock. Skin the potato and add, with the broccoli to the other ingredients.

For young babies place in a liquidizer and blend until smooth. Add some of the stock to moisten if necessary. For older babies you can puree the chicken, but just mash the vegetables, leaving some texture for the baby to explore. Cool and serve.


More gluten free baby food recipes

Baby rice with apple

Fruity homemade baby food recipes

Vegetable purees

Coconut pudding with raisins and apple

Poultry and Fish Baby Food Recipes



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