These taste absolutely blinding and happily contain no refined sugar so they are a very healthy treat for little bears! Refined sugar is bad because it sends our blood sugar levels sky high in an instant (unlike naturally occurring sugars like those found in honey and fruit juice) whilst containing no vitamins, minerals or nutrients. Freshly squeezed orange juice is best as it won't have any refined sugar added to it - you can squeeze it out the orange yourself and know exactly what's in there!
Prunes are dried plums (which makes them sound much nicer!) and contain high levels of vitamin A (good for eyes, skin, hair and growth), B and C as well as fibre, magnesium, calcium, potassium, protein and carboyhdrate.
Makes about 20 fingers depending on size you cut them into.
Ingredients: 120g/4oz butter, Juice of 4 Oranges, 2 Free Range Eggs, beaten, 250g/8oz grated apple or carrot, 2 Bananas, mashed, 180g/6oz Self Raising Flour, 120g/4oz Dried Prunes (with no stones) chopped into slivers.
Method: Preheat oven to 200'C/ 400'F/ Gas Mark 6. Place butter, orange juice, eggs and flour in a mixing bowl and blend together using an electric whisk. Fold in apple/carrot, bananas and prunes. Add a little flour if need be until spoon stands upright in mixture. Turn into a square cake or brownie tin and level. Bake until golden, about 25-35 minutes. A skewer will come out clean when ready. Cool slightly before scoring into fingers. Allow to cool completely then divide into fingers using a sharp knife.
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Wednesday, 3 November 2010
Monday, 1 November 2010
Creamy Apricot & Apple Oats
2 tbsp porridge oats
3 tbsp of whole milk
3 tbsp of water
1 tbsp of natural yoghurt
75g of sliced dried apricots (or sultanas or other dried fruit)
1 small eating apple
Combine all ingredients except for apple in a bowl and cover and store in the fridge overnight.
Just before serving, grate the apple and stir into the oat mixture.
Serve cold or if the weather is a bit chilly (like it is now in England) warm gently.
3 tbsp of whole milk
3 tbsp of water
1 tbsp of natural yoghurt
75g of sliced dried apricots (or sultanas or other dried fruit)
1 small eating apple
Combine all ingredients except for apple in a bowl and cover and store in the fridge overnight.
Just before serving, grate the apple and stir into the oat mixture.
Serve cold or if the weather is a bit chilly (like it is now in England) warm gently.
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
Ethan's Favourite Teething Foods
Al dente (firm, just cooked) pasta
Cucumber sticks
Apple slices or whole to gnaw on whilst I hold
Orange slices with peel still on
Breadsticks dunked in hummus or just as they are
Bananas
Cucumber sticks
Apple slices or whole to gnaw on whilst I hold
Orange slices with peel still on
Breadsticks dunked in hummus or just as they are
Bananas
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