Slow Cooked Turkey Curry And Rice
This comforting dish is just right for winter nights. Try serving with a simple salad of chopped cucumber, tomato and mint. You can also adapt this recipe to include leftover Christmas turkey too – just add the cooked turkey midway through the cooking time.
Curried Broccoli and Carrot Fritters
Up your fritter game with these spiced veggie patties, created by Reena from @weaningaroundtheworld. She suggests adding chopped green chillies for grown ups for a spicy snack!
Tikka Style Chicken
Try this beautifully soft and fragrant Chicken Tikka… not too spicy for little ones!
Slow Cooked Keralan Vegetable Curry
This chuck-it-in-the-slow-cooker recipe contains 7 different kinds of veg! It’s worth noting that it makes double the amount that my usual recipes do, so you should have enough for at least two meals for your whole family.
Fish Balti
This is a great recipe for cooking in a hurry, especially when served with instant rice and some naan. If you have more time, try making my cauliflower pakoras as an accompaniment.
Spicy Spinach and Potato Balls
These are based on my favourite Indian side dish – Sag Aloo. You could serve for lunch with yogurt and a squeeze of fresh lime or cook alongside a curry as a less-messy alternative to rice.
Chicken and Aubergine Passanda
There is no reason why a baby can’t enjoy the flavours of Indian cooking when you make it yourself. Whilst hot chilli might not be the most appetising spice for little ones there are lots of fragrant herbs and spices that can bring flavour and colour to your baby’s meals. For a veggie alternative, just […]
Lamb Biryani
This recipe is great for first attempts at spoon feeding, or you could offer on loaded spoons. Top with chilli flakes for grown ups!