Aayu Ahaar Recipes
For a child who only wants crispy, fried things, the craving is really for crunch. Give exactly that, better. These baked (or lightly pan-crisped) veg cutlets have a golden crisp shell and a soft, vegetable-rich centre — the satisfying crunch...
A toddler often refuses food before tasting it, purely on looks. So make it look like a game. These soft veg-and-cheese pinwheels turn an ordinary sandwich into little spirals she wants to pick up and unroll — the fun of...
A plain roti can feel dry and dull to a toddler who pushes it away. Tuck a soft, mild potato-and-paneer filling inside and the same roti becomes something she reaches for — a little surprise in the middle, soft to...
Some toddlers just won't drink plain water, and in the heat that's a real worry. A mild, lightly seasoned chaas (buttermilk) is gently flavourful, cooling and hydrating — a friendly way to get fluids in, with a little calcium and...
The pull of packet noodles is the slurpy strands and the fun — not the masala sachet. Soft vermicelli (semiya) gives the same strands, the same slurp, with real vegetables and no additives. Match what she loves about noodles, and...
