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Stuck for ideas at tea-time? Looking for meat-free snacks for lunch? Baby and Child Vegetarian Recipes is invaluable to the vegetarian family and will quickly become and old friend in the kitchen. It is packed with more than 150 recipes for babies and toddlers, almost all accompanied and brought to life by comments from the author, Carol Timperley. Her relaxed and very personal approach to the presentation of her family favourites makes this chunky little book particularly unintimidating--something mums and dads will appreciate during the often stressful time of weaning baby and feeding young children.
The five chapters of the book, each introduced with heaps of practical advice including menu charts, cover stages in the development of a child's eating habits from the first taste to toddlerhood. Recipes range from basic purées and staples such as macaroni cheese and bubble and squeak to the more sophisticated Hungarian stuffed marrow and avocado and cottage cheese dip. Recipes are clearly presented and include boxes in which to register your child's reaction--no one is pretending it is always easy to feed youngsters!
An added bonus to this already excellent book are Stephen May's humorous illustrations. The leap-frogging grains of rice and the potatoes enjoying a hot tub are bound to raise a smile and could prove useful for parents wishing to encourage an awareness of cooking in their children. As Carol Timperley says in her introduction: An appreciation of good food is one of the greatest of all gifts you can give your child.
Fully endorsed by the Vegetarian Society and approves by consultant nutritionist Jane Brophy, this book will be an inspiration to busy parents. --Dale Evans
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A comprehensive guide to vegetarian diet for children from weaning through to nursery age.
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23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I bought this book when weaning my son. I have been veggie since I was 14 and buy a lot of cook books. I was seriously impressed with the recipes - they are so tasty! My whole family enjoys most of the ones I have tried. I loved the chatty style and found the advice useful. I haven't done many of the deserts because my boy is not keen but there are enough sugar free or very low sugar things to try (Fruit doesn't need a recipe really does it?)
We have all enjoyed the Lentil Hotpot, Barley pot but our all time favorite is the Spinach and Mushroom Lasagna - utterly sublime!
I tend to "adapt" recipes to ingredients that I have but I would recommend following her recipes at least once as the combinations are amazingly tasty.
Never mind the weaning or feeding children aspect - this is the best cookbook I have ever bought EVER!
We have all enjoyed the Lentil Hotpot, Barley pot but our all time favorite is the Spinach and Mushroom Lasagna - utterly sublime!
I tend to "adapt" recipes to ingredients that I have but I would recommend following her recipes at least once as the combinations are amazingly tasty.
Never mind the weaning or feeding children aspect - this is the best cookbook I have ever bought EVER!
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
This is a good book to give you pointers with vegetarian weaning. I found the early chapters most useful as to what to give to baby when first weaning, being a new mum I had no idea.
The recipies are easy to follow and have a happy/sad face next to them so you can mark if baby likes them it not.
I would recommed trying the baby museli and chocolate pudding recpies as baby loves these.
On the downside some of the portion sizes are a large, partculalry if you make a dish and baby does not like it.
Overall a good book to dip into for inspiration for baby and toddler meals.
The recipies are easy to follow and have a happy/sad face next to them so you can mark if baby likes them it not.
I would recommed trying the baby museli and chocolate pudding recpies as baby loves these.
On the downside some of the portion sizes are a large, partculalry if you make a dish and baby does not like it.
Overall a good book to dip into for inspiration for baby and toddler meals.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I found the recipes in this book went down well with my baby and his older sister. The chapters for older babies/toddlers also contained recipes the whole family can eat, some quite adventureous ones too as quite a few of them contain spices. I only wish I'd had this book while weaning my daughter but better late then never.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Really Disapointing
I don't usually review books, but having bought this one on the strength of all the good reviews, feel obliged to do so. Read more
Published 25 days ago by A Reviewer
not great as i expected :(
if you love cook and you are real vegetarian! you have imagination- enough to cook more beautiful meals for your baby. in book i found a lot of fat, heavy and boring recepies. Read more
Published 3 months ago by agnes
easypeasy!
I bought this book for my first child having been vegetarian for 20 years, and was really pleased with how straightforward and creative the recipes were-have now used it for my... Read more
Published 6 months ago by olivemum
Inspiration for tired mummies
I would recommend this book to anyone weaning a child. The recipes are uncomplicated and reasonably varied. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Emma W
Used it lots already
I bought this book when I was struggling with finding things to feed my 7 mth old baby. I was not disappointed! Read more
Published 9 months ago by Nicnoodles
Tasty and easy
This is an absolute gem! The recipes are dead easy and so tasty, my husband and I have shared baby's food several times without having to add salt. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Angela Pok
only book you need
i can quite easily say that this book is the only book that you will need to bring up your child vegatarian its seriously the best book ive ever read
and im a book freak i... Read more
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Published 11 months ago by veggie mum
Great little book!
Bought as a gift for a pregnant friend. I loved the way it was laid out, and the illustrations.
My friend is avidly reading and is definitely going to use the recipes. Read more
My friend is avidly reading and is definitely going to use the recipes. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Deb
the best veggi book not just for baby/kids
I been vegetarian myself for more than 16 years but with this book discover so many recipes suitable for the whole family.Very easy to follow and tasty.
Published 16 months ago by bg mum
Pretty Basic
Written in a very basic, patronising style! This book seems to be more concerned about being vegetarian than being healthy! Read more
Published 16 months ago by Paul147
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