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Dal with Vegetables for Toddlers

Last Updated On: Dec 28, 2017 by Sowmya Venkatachalam

Moong dal, Thur dhal are rich in proteins. It is good to start dal with vegetables for toddlers from 6 months. Many elderly women advice to start even in 4 months itself. We can try giving a little quantity first in 4 months and if this suits toddler health, then we can start giving. For vegetarians we have only limited groceries and vegetables that are rich in proteins. At the same time, we should remember one thing, we should not use more dal as it may upset the stomach of the babies. So always try to use correct quantity.

Ingredients:
Moong Dal / Thur Dal - 2 teaspoon(For 4 months, we can take only 1 teaspoon)
Carrot - ½ piece
Potato - 1 small piece
Beans - 1
Spinach - few leaves
Garlic - 1 clove(if big or 2 if small). Adding Garlic reduces gas formation due to high amount of protein.
Salt - a Pinch
Method:
  • Rinse the dal in water. Wash the vegetables
  • Peel the skin of carrot and potato and finely chop all the vegetables
  • Add the vegetables, dal in a vessel and add garlic to it and pressure cook it
  • Once the dal and vegetables are cooked completely, smash it using ladle or grind it once in mixer and add salt and feed the babies.
Note:
From 9 months, we can include rice along with dal and vegetables. It is always good to prepare separate poha/rice for the toddlers.
Take 1 ladle of rice and add 4 ladles of water and pressure cook it along with dal and vegetables. This ratio of rice and water will nicely cook the rice so that we can easily smash the rice, dal and vegetables and add a pinch of salt and a pinch of pepper and feed the babies. Instead, we can add little rasam and mix well and feed the baby.
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