Served as they are, these crisp and fresh fritters make a delicious lunch for Baby. Alternatively add fresh tomato sauce and pasta to make a meal for the whole family.
These are a great savoury snack for older babies with teeth. They make cute Christmas trees too! Just leave out the Parmesan and add a tiny bit more olive oil to make these dairy free.
Are you brave enough to give your little one soup?! If your baby is starting to self feed, I recommend this thick and creamy Italian Vegetable soup. I created it with a baby’s needs in mind, as lots of soups are too low in calories and too high in salt....
Use up leftover cooked broccoli with this Italian inspired muffin recipe. To save time, you can put all the ingredients in a food processor to combine, or just follow the steps below.
