Yummy-Tummy-Wednesday – Cornflake Cookies
Hi There..
A funny incident happened at home this week. Now people who know Lil P are aware that Lil P is a very very fussy eater. A typical kid most of you would say.. Now, she usually sticks to the same versions of Rice , chappati, noodles, pasta .. hardly tries anything different. Even the rice has to be same texture and color.. Chappatis have to be of exact shape. I was mildly surprised when she announced that she wanted to eat something different. She is a big fan of “I can cook” series that comes on Cbeebies. Inspired by the recipe of the day we decided to make banana pancakes. So we researched the net and selected the recipe with the perfect picture. She helped me mash the banana, add sugar, milk, vanilla essence etc etc.. and was happy to help. However once the pancakes were ready, She refused to eat them as she thought they were different!! Can you beat that??… Its a different story that me n hubby relished the banana pancakes for dinner that night while Lil P stuck to eating her curd rice. Sigh.
Do you have a funny incident to share about your kid and their food preferences? or any favourite recipes at home that your kids relish.. Well mail them to me ASAP. I want to focus every Wednesday as a Yummy-Tummy-Wednesday featuring a recipe and your food stories… Here’s a format if you’d like to participate..
1. Introduce yourself and ur family..You can optionally share a pic if you like
2. What are your family’s or kids favourite foods?
3. Do you have any funny incident to share with us?
4. What is the kiddie recipe that you are sharing with us today?
You can choose to mail me the details or do a post and mail me the link .. You can add more questions.. or choose to skip a few questions mentioned above.. at a minimum, I need a recipe with a picture to go with it and I’ll add it to the linky.
You can add this code in your blog post to add a link back to the Yum-Tum page.
For this week, I’m leaving you with a recipe by Tarla Dalal.. Follow the link for the details.




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