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Recipe for Biter Biscuits

pfallerj by pfallerj Proud Parent(January 2007) (rank 1st)
Today's first time parenting tip - Make your own biter biscuits with fruit and vegetables rather than buying them at the store.

Have you seen biter biscuits at the store? They're hard biscuits that gradually dissolve away as your baby gnaws on them. They help them learn to chew
and can help with teething to.

The trouble is, they're a mess. And my wife and I were looking for a way to incorporate fruits and vegetables into everything we make for our son because he's picky about eating them.

Lucky for me, my wife's creative in the kitchen and whipped up a recipe for homemade biter biscuits that's super easy and healthy.

Sandi's Better Biscuits

Ingredients:
  • 1/3 cup mixed vegetables

  • 1/3 cup banana

  • 3 medium strawberries

  • 1 egg - white only

  • 3 tsp. brown sugar

  • 1 tsp. vanilla

  • 1 1/2 tbsp. oil

  • 1/4 cup milk

  • 1 tbsp. oatmeal

  • 1 cup flour

  • 1 tbsp. wheat germ

Mixing instructions:
  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees Farenheit/180 Celsius

  • Puree vegetables, banana and strawberries

  • Mix the puree, egg, vanilla, oil and milk in a medium bowl

  • Add the brown sugar, oatmeal, flour and wheat germ

  • Mix until you have a stiff dough

  • Roll out into a thin sheet and cut pieces about an inch wide

  • Bake for 15 minutes on an ungreased cookie sheet

The recipe makes about 2 baker's dozens. Our son loved his!

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ilovechild
April 2007 | ilovechild
good one!
good one!


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Bambie30
January 2007 | Bambie30
Yummm
My kidlets would love these thanx i just wrote this out


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NickysMumMum
January 2007 | NickysMumMum
Homemade biscuits
Sounds delicious. I stopped giving Nicholaus rusks a while back for those reasons also the choking hazard - he ate them right down to the stub and would put the end in his mouth, so had to watch him very closely. Have started giving him milk arrowroot biscuits but would love to make a homemade version. Thank your beatiful wife for this wonderful recipe. I'll give them a whirl! Hayley xx


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