
Health benefits
Carrot: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Broccoli: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Ingredients
Rice ( 1 small handful ) | Sesame seaweed ( Half a small bowl ) |
Carrot ( Half a small root ) | Broccoli ( 1 small handful ) |
Walnut oil ( a little ) | Homemade chicken powder ( a little ) |
Soak rice in water ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make sesame, seaweed and vegetable rice balls
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1.Wash the rice and soak it in water for 1 hour

2.Then cover with water and steam until cooked

3.Steamed rice Let cool (steam them to make them softer for babies)

4.Grated carrots, broccoli, Seaweed and homemade chicken powder are ready (all added ingredients except rice)

5. Carrot washing Grate and chop into pieces

6.Pour a little walnut oil into the pot and use a small Preheat the oil to 50% heat

7.Pour in the chopped carrots and stir-fry over low heat.Generate for later use

8. Wash and blanch the broccoli, the water should be prepared in advance Add a few drops of oil so that the color does not change

9. Take it out and chop it into pieces

10.Put the rice in a bowl, add a little chicken powder and mix well

11. Then add sesame seaweed, chopped raw carrots and chopped broccoli and mix well again

12.Wear disposable gloves, take a little rice ball and roll it into a ball in the palm of your hand

13.Put it on the plate and the baby can eat

14.Put it into a small box when you go out, and cover the lunch box for the day.
Tips
Tips: The ingredients are for reference.Baby food is simple and nutritious.Soak the rice in advance.In order to make the rice softer for the baby, it will be easier for the baby to digest.Sesame and seaweed can be eaten immediately.Remember to stir-fry the chopped carrots at a high temperature with walnut oil.Stir-fry at a low temperature.Does not destroy the nutritional content of walnut oil.Chicken powder or chicken floss is best made at home! All ingredients are added in baby-sized portions.
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