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Jay Gruber
1. Gnocchi shrimps soup with white turnip
This soup allows your child to experience a broad variation of flavors. Shrimps are a good resource of proteins, the gnocchi contain a good amount of carbohydrates which your child needs for the development of its brain. Turnip is rich in various vitamins like Vitamin A, C, and especially K. Vitamin K is very important for the binding of calcium in bone.
age: above 12 months
Ingredients:
- Gnocchi, one portion (please refer to How to make Chinese Gnocchi)
- white turnip 1.5 ounces / 40g peeled and chopped into small cubes
- fresh shrimps 1 ounce / 30g
- one egg beaten
- ginger chopped into tiny pieces
- Cooking Oil
How to cook:
1. Add cooking oil into a pan, use medium heat to heat up, add ginger inside, stir fry for about 10-15 seconds until the smell comes out
2. Add turnip pieces and shrimps, stir fry for 2-3 minutes
3. Then add water make it into a soup, do not add too much water, otherwise it would be too liquid, and boil for 10-15 minutes
4. Add Gnocchi, then add the beaten egg, stir so that the egg mixes well with the soup, until the egg is cooked, then it is ready to serve
age: above 12 months
Ingredients:
- Gnocchi one portion (please refer to How to make Chinese Gnocchi)
- courgette or zucchini 1 ounce/ 30g cut into thin slices
- one egg beaten
- white button mushrooms 0.5 ounces / 15g cut into small pieces
- 1 teaspoon of Ginger Juice
. I like to use the one from Ginger People because of its nice "gingery" taste. - spring onion or chives cut into small pieces
- sesame oil How to cook:
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| Sesame Oil |
2. Use medium to low heat and boil for 6-8 minutes, until the courgette pieces are soft
3. Put Gnocchi inside
4. Pour the beaten egg inside, stir until the egg is mixed well with the rest of the ingredients, wait till it starts to boil, then turn off heat
5. Garnish with spring onion/chives, a few drops of sesame oil
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