Food for 2 year old - attn: stef

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hi stef,

my son (a life-long vegetarian) is now 7 and is the

pickiest eater alive. back when he was 2 he was a

great eater....ahhh the good ol' days. here are

some of the things he would eat.....

 

..spaghetti (or any kind of pasta with sauce)

..cheese enchiladas

..veggie quesadillas

..homemade mac and cheese with broccoli (i make a

bechemel type sauce and add cheddar for the cheese

sauce. i throw the broccoli in with the pasta the last

3 minutes of cooking)

..veggie fried rice

..salad

..stir fry with rice noodles

..veggie pizza

..veggie pot pie (my recipe is in the files...i'll

repost)

..veggie lasagna

..stuffed shells

..minestrone soup

..baked potatoes

..baked " fried " zucchini

..eggplant parmesan

..morning star farms chik'n nuggets, corndogs, bac'n

strips

 

i hope that helps,

susie

 

--- steffdav46 <steffdav46 wrote:

 

> I have just spent the last 2 weeks taking care of

> my 2 year old

> Grandson and will have him again next month for an

> extended stay. I

> could really use some suggestions for protein

> sources for him. His

> parents are not vegetarian but he does not like meat

> (Yay Jordan!) He

> will however eat ham but besides not liking to serve

> meat in my house,

> ham is really processed. I was thinking about making

> some " chicken-

> like nuggets " with tofu. If I were to first freeze

> the tofu for

> texture sake, thaw, drain, dredge in seasoned

> breadcrumbs and then

> bake or fry, do you think that I could re-freeze

> them and just re-heat

> when needed. I wish that I could feed him macaroni

> and cheese but he

> only likes the boxed junk. If anyone has any

> suggestions, I would be

> very thankful.

> Thanks!

> Stef

 

 

 

 

 

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