In addition to the traditional way of eating yogurt, did you know that yogurt is also used in cooking? If you still do not know how to cook it, MarryBaby suggests 4 very simple yogurt recipes for babies. Please refer!
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Containing many beneficial bacteria, calcium, vitamin D and many healthy nutrients, yogurt for babies is both nutritious and supportive for the digestive system. However, instead of just feeding the baby yogurt in the usual way, mothers can use yogurt to prepare many other delicious foods for babies. Both take advantage of the nutrition from yogurt, and renew the child's menu , helping the child eat more deliciously.
If you still can't think of any new dishes, you can refer to the following suggestions for 4 delicious baby dishes from yogurt
Add yogurt and the sponge cake will taste better and softer than usual
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4 eggs
1 box of yogurt
160g sugar
2 tablespoons of floating flour
60g cooking oil
140g flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
Making:
- Wash the cake mold, apply cooking oil.
- Break eggs in a bowl, add sugar, then beat eggs and sugar.
- Sift flour, baking powder, put into a bowl to mix in a certain direction.
- Add yogurt and cooking oil and mix well. Pour the mixture into the mold.
- Put the cake mold in the oven, bake at 170 degrees C for 25 minutes.
Still yogurt, but adding a little new variation will definitely make your baby more excited
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3 Oreo cookies
3 regular biscuits
1 box of plain yogurt
Making:
- Oreo split into two, remove the cream filling, crushed finely. Add 1/2 carton of yogurt and mix well. If you do not use oreo cake, you can use regular biscuits, also crushed finely and mixed with yogurt.
- Pour the mixed cake with yogurt into a jar or glass, pour each one into two different colors. Put in the refrigerator to make the 2 layers slightly soft.
- When feeding the baby, parents should take out the refrigerator for a while, it will be less cold to avoid sore throat.
Feeding the baby yogurt the right way Yogurt is only really useful when the mother feeds the baby yogurt properly. Absolutely do not let your child eat too much, eat innocently at all times. Any more note here mother?
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400gr of yogurt
1 tablespoon honey
Fruits include: Mango + kiwi + persimmon + dragon fruit ...
Making
- Mixed yogurt and honey, chopped peeled fruit. Note, with children under 12 months old, mothers should not feed babies yogurt mixed with honey.
- Put a little yogurt in the mold, cover with fruit. Finally add a layer of yogurt on top.
- Put the yogurt fruit in the freezer for about 4 hours to make the yogurt just curd.
The perfect combination of yogurt and fruit and creative decorations will give your baby many interesting experiences
Add a new combination of yogurt and fruit, but more exotic. Please refer!
The ingredients needed to make a fruit yogurt jelly dish
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25gr agar agar
400gr of sugar
1.5 liters of water
4 jars of yogurt
1 mango, 2 kiwis, 150 grams of strawberries
Making
- Remove the jelly in the bowl, add 1.5 liters of water to soak for 10 minutes to bloom.
- North pot on the stove, add sugar, jelly powder, stir to melt sugar. Add yogurt and mix well.
- Put the jelly mixture on the stove, stir in one way for 10 minutes until the jelly is thickened.
- Fruit peeled, cut pomegranate seeds.
- Put the fruit in the mold, pour the yogurt mixture into the mold, then let it cool.
Place the fruit, yogurt and yogurt mixture in a mold, let cool then refrigerate
Note for mom:
- Depending on your preference, you can reduce the amount of water. With about 10 grams of jelly, you can mix in about 1 liter of water. In particular, remember to reduce the amount of water if using colorants.
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