"The Fuss-Free Toddler Cookbook: Mealtimes Made Easy with Healthy Recipes for the Whole Family"--one meal for the whole family--the ultimate toddler cookbook for picky eaters

The Fuss-Free Toddler Cookbook: Mealtimes Made Easy with Healthy Recipes for the Whole Family

Family meals with a picky toddler can be more food fights than fun--or the same five foods on repeat. Your days as a short order cook are over with The Fuss-Free Toddler Cookbook. This family-friendly toddler cookbook is your guide to delicious meals with simple adaptations that will please the little ones and the big ones.

Learn how a toddler can love the same foods that adults do just by changing a few simple things like cutting a tomato into a heart, or blending a chunky soup into a smoother one. In addition to tons of fun recipes, you'll find great suggestions in this toddler cookbook for including your kids in the cooking process to make dinnertime a true family event.

The Fuss-Free Toddler Cookbook includes:

Toddlerize it--Simple tricks like resizing, reshaping, and adding or skipping certain ingredients will help little ones get interested and willing to try their food!

"If all else fails"--For the times when nothing works, look for recipe tweaks that are sure to make any meal more appealing to your little one.

Stress less--Let the tested advice and tips throughout the book help make your mealtimes more fun and build a lifetime of healthy eating habits.
Let The Fuss-Free Toddler Cookbook make your mealtimes easy, stress-free, and fun for the whole family.

MY REVIEW: Feeding a toddler can be frustrating, often giving new meaning to the term "food fight". "The Fuss-Free Toddler Cookbook: Mealtimes Made Easy with Healthy Recipes for the Whole Family" offers new ideas and simple solutions to turn mealtimes into fun times. Author Barbara Lamperti, a recipe developer, photographer, and videographer, advises how to "toddlerize" foods to make them more appetizing for young and picky eaters. Resize: slice food into smaller pieces to fit smaller fingers. Reshape: cut foods into appealing shapes to add interest. Be Sneaky: add healthy (and hidden) ingredients like grated or pureed vegetables and shredded cheese to boost food value. Skip-Reduce: Leave out or reduce spicy or strong flavors. Retexture: smooth out foods with an immersion blender and experiment with different cooking methods (baking, steaming, etc) for favorite foods. Here are some of the family-friendly recipes that you'll find: "Very Berry Grape Smoothies"; "Whole-Grain Banana French Toast Sticks"; "Ham and Cheese Calzones"; "Health Beef and Veggie Burgers"; "Vegetable Minestrone"; "Spaghetti and Zoodles"; "Bowties with Chicken and Peas"; "Baked Chicken, Ham, and Mozzarella Rolls"; and "Bacon, Sweet Pea, and Mushroom Macaroni". 

Book Copy Gratis Callisto Publishers


Barbara Lamperti

 

Barbara Lamperti is the recipe developer, photographer and video creator behind the popular baby food channel BuonaPappa. She is always looking for new ways to make food fun and interesting for kids.

Originally from Italy, Barbara moved to Los Angeles 11 years ago. When she is not cooking, filming, editing or developing exciting new recipes, Barbara enjoys outdoor activities with her two boys, Alex and Luca and her husband, Albert. You can find her every Sunday morning at the local farmer's market with her kids chatting with the farmers and picking the best local organic produce for the weekly meals. 

https://www.buonapappa.net/