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my lil vegetarian

Sarah is still more of a vegetarian (read: fruits and vege puree + oats/rice cereals) at 8months old. She gave me this "euwwwww!" look when I gave her a few spoonfuls of fish porridge last weekend. I've even asked my mil to cook some fish porridge for her the 2nd time round (with sprinkles of grounded ikan bilis) in case she don't like my cooking but the results are still the same! I will probably introduce codfish (with lots of fruit/vege puree to hide the taste!) next time cos it's less fishy'er than threadfin. I can't stand the taste of threadfin either. x_x

Oooh, and chk this link out. Was surfing around for recipe inspiration when I saw this website.

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2 comments:

At 12:58 AM,

Unknown said...

sarah's such a beauty here ...

At 5:07 PM,

Ummi's Blog said...

Sarah's v cute!!
Hmm...I guess I pun nak try cod fish..ikan kurau ( threadfin ) is rather expensive kan. So far, I gave adik ikan kerisi and she seems ok with it. Put ginger, garlic and onions in the porrdge to wash the fisheyness off...also soak the fish in salk water for at least 5mins before putting it in the porridge..might help. : )

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