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Oats Apple Porridge_Lapasi

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Oats apple porridge is one more great baby food for your baby to be introduced at the age of 6 – 8 months

Oats is a whole-grain food which is rich in fiber ,its contains more soluble fiber than any other grain and
its works good on your digestive systems and hence prevents constipation.If you follow vegetarian diet , its the
best food for your baby as its equivalent to meat , milk and egg protein
Oats is one of the best nutritious food for your baby.

Apples can be started when baby turns 6 months old. Apples are highly recommended at this stage at its
good to avoid constipation and diarrhea’s. Apples are rich in dietary fiber ,apple is good to treat cough
and not to forget it apple is very good to solve dental problems.

So combining both the ingredients together , oats and apple porridge makes the best healthy morning
breakfast or snacks to keep your baby active for the rest of the day.

Do try this recipe and let me know your experience ?

Preparation time : 15 mins
Cooking time : 5 mins
Serving 1 time

INGREDIENTS

For oats powder

1/2 cup quick cooking oats

For porridge

1 tsp Ghee
2 tbsp oats powder
1 quarter of an apple
ยผ cup + ยผ cup water
sugar as per taste

Directions || To prepare oats powder

Add 1/2 cup of cooking oats to a blender.

Blend it to a fine powder.
Store it in a airtight container.
Always keep oats powder ready,its very handy to prepare quick baby and kids food.

Directions || To prepare oats apple Porridge

Heat a sauce pan and add ghee in it.
Add oats powder to it and mix it well with ghee
Next add 1/4 cup of water or up to desire consistency.
Once oats is cooked well ,add grated apple in the mixture.
Add 1/4 cup of water to it.
Make sure that there are no lumps formed. Cook the porridge in medium flame until everything cooked completely.
The porridge becomes thick after cooling down.So make sure you are turning off the flame at the right time.
Add sugar to it if you want to sweeten it else you can feed the baby directly , serve it lukewarm.
Sterilize the bowls and spoons used for feeding your baby in a vessel with hot water for five minutes and keep it immersed in the same vessel until use.
Boil cows milk if using in a vessel before using.
Try to use breast milk (for babies under one year )

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Instant healthy Oats Dosa

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Instant Healthy Oats Dosa is the quick instant oats dosa as it requires no fermentation. This dosa is made with oats, rice flour and rawa/sooji and curd.All these ingredients are great source of complete protein,vitamins and oats being low in fat serves as a great healthy option of your family.Oats dosa goes well with coconut chutney , sambar or even ketchup.
Watch this step by step recipe and if you really liked it , please leave your valuable feedback.


Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Servings 8 to 10 dosas

Ingredients

1 cup cooking oats
1/2 cup rice flour
1/2 cup rava/sooji/semolina
3/4 cup fresh dahi
1 to 2 cups water or as required
salt as required
oil for cooking

Direction || How to prepare Instant Healthy oats Dosa

Add 1 cup of cooking oats in a blender and grind it to a fine flour.
In a mixing bowl , add fine oats flour , rice flour , rava/sooji/semolina , fresh curd and salt and mix it well.
Add 1/4 cup and add more water and stir and mix it well to get the right smooth consistency of the batter without any lumps.
The consistency should be thin and flowing like rice dosa batter.
Heat a tawa.Pour a laddle full of batter. Spread it in circular direction to make it to thin dosa.
Once the base becomes crisp and golden, flip and cook the other side.
Serve these instant oats dosas with coconut chutney, veg sambar or ketchup.

Healthy Mango fudge with Oats and Dates

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First of all congratulations to all those lovely expecting mommy’s,this is really a great and wonderful news.I know as a mom that pregnancy is a time of various cravings
and its very important that you choose healthy food for you and your babies.One of friend who is also my regular reader requested me to post few yummy and irrestible quick recipes
which you can have during pregnancy.Since its a season of Mango i wanted to try something with mango which will add a fantastic flavor to this healthy fudge which is made of
oats and dates. Oats are highly rich source of iron and dates are very rich sources of proteins, fiber and many vitamins, while being very low in fat. Both Oats and dates are energy boosters.
You can prepare this fudge and preserve them in a refrigerator and whenever you feel like munching , just open the refrigerator and there you are ,
the yummy mango oats fudge ready to treat you ๐Ÿ™‚
try this recipe momma’s to be and let me know how did you find it.Also you can feed this fudge to your kids ,its a very healthy energy booster for them as well ๐Ÿ™‚
So watch out this healthy yet delicious recipe of Mango fudge with Oats and Dates.

Preparation time : 15 mins
Cooking time ; Nil

Ingredients:

1/2 cup fresh Mango pulp(Alphonsos or Kesar)
1 cup dates unseeded
1/2 cup Almond powder
1 cup Oats
2 tbsp honey
1 tbsp Milk
dessicated coconut unsweetened
1 tsp Ghee,to grease the tray

to garnish:

dessicated coconut unsweetened

Directions || How to prepare Mango fudge with Oats and Dates

Add 2 tsp of ghee in a pan and add oats to it.

Roast the oats till it turns dark brown.Don’t over roast the oats.

In a food processor , process all the ingredients.

Blend all the ingredients together until desire consistency.

Take the mixture out in the tray, grease the tray with ghee.

Set aside for 1 hr.You can even refrigerate for 1-2 hrs if you don’t have much time.

You can cut it into rectangular/square or you can even make round balls of it.It can be stored for 2-3 days if refrigerated.

For garnishing sprinkle coconut powder .

Why this recipe is great for expectant Mums

Did you know many cultures and believe dates are a fantastic food to eat while pregnant.
A study from the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology in 2011 found the following effects for date eaters too:

First stage labour was shorter
83% of those whom ate dates had their amniotic sac in place at admission (This can reduce the chance of infection).
Cervical dilatation at hospital admission was higher in mothers that ate dates.
Cesarian rate was slightly smaller in the date eating group

Please note the women in the study ate between 3 โ€“ 7 dates daily.

It is always essential to remember that anything you consume should be held in moderation. The same applies to dates, and you should only have a handful a day, not more.

Have a word with your doctor and once you get the go-ahead, prepare this delicious and healthy fudge and share your views with me in the comment section below ๐Ÿ™‚