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Pizza Bite

Ingredients: Organic Lentil, Organic Mushroom, Organic Tomato Paste, Organic Onion, Organic Garlic, Organic Flax Seed, Organic Thyme, Organic Gluten-free Oat, Organic Gluten-free Oat Flour, Organic Tomato Powder

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Nutrient-dense bites.

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Keep Bites frozen until you are ready to serve. Oven: Preferred Method. Preheat oven / toaster oven to bake at 425°F. Bake approximately 6 minutes until browned. Carefully flip and bake an additional 4 minutes, until heated through and well browned. Cool to desired temperature before serving. Broil: Preferred Method. Set Oven/ Toaster Oven to Broil. Preheat for 5 minutes. Broil for 5-10 minutes until heated through. Cool to desired temperature before serving. Microwave: Place bites on a microwave safe plate, cook on high in :30 second increments. Heat bites to a minimum internal temperature of 165°F. Cool to desired temperature before serving.

Gluten Free

Plant Based

Non-GMO

BPA Free

No Sugar Added

No Preservatives

Dairy Free

Certified Kosher

11+ Months

Pizza Bite

Ingredients: Organic Lentil, Organic Mushroom, Organic Tomato Paste, Organic Onion, Organic Garlic, Organic Flax Seed, Organic Thyme, Organic Gluten-free Oat, Organic Gluten-free Oat Flour, Organic Tomato Powder

Get Started

Why it Matters for Your Baby’s Development

This bite was made to support your baby's Bones and Eyes.

Featuring the right blend of nutrients

FIBER • IRON • VITAMIN A • COPPER • MAGNESIUM

What to Expect

Nutrient-dense bites.

Gluten Free

Plant Based

Non-GMO

BPA Free

No Sugar Added

No Preservatives

Dairy Free

Certified Kosher

Nutrition Facts

Serving Instructions

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Pizza for Babies | Baby Led Weaning Pizza

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Pizzas are a huge staple in this house, we love ordering them for takeout, buying them fresh from the supermarket and making our own. Before Dex came into this world, we would make our own dough, spend hours proofing it, rolling it and baking it. We rarely have time to do this now, so we needed to find a quick way of making our favourite Italian food. Here I share our two favourite quick ways to make pizza for babies and the best part is, the adults can share in the joy of delicious cheesy baby led weaning pizza too!

Pizza for babies? Are you for real?!

Yeah, yeah I know what you’re thinking – offering pizza to a baby? Well, as one of our favourite foods, I cou;dn’t leave the kids out, so we’ve adapted our usual pizza recipes and given up on takeaways (for the most part!) to create two delicious and healthy ways of making pizza for babies and toddlers.

Both my babies have loved all the different tastes that comes with eating pizza and the two methods mean the dough remains soft enough for them to devour with ease! We often make these pizzas for babies as a quick baby led weaning lunch or eat them alongside a small pasta dish as an evening meal. Yum!

Easy baby led weaning pizza using flatbreads

The first (and super easiest of the two methods!) way of making pizza for babies is by using flatbreads.

Flatbreads are available in most supermarkets and you can simply build pizza toppings on them and throw them under the grill. It couldn’t be simpler!

For toppings we like to use:

chicken
sliced chorizo
spinach
ham
cheese
jalapenos (for us, not baby!)
plus anything else you could ever think to throw on a pizza (but never pineapple!!)

Related Post: Homemade Flatbread Recipe

I put the pizzas under the grill for a couple of minutes until the cheese is bubbling away. I also like to make cheesy garlic breads the same way as well – there’s nothing better!

Baby led weaning pizza using homemade dough

Another really simple way to make baby led weaning pizza is to create a dough using two simple ingredients: flour and natural yoghurt.

You’ll find the full recipe at the bottom of this article, but simply put, you combine flour and yoghurt to form a dough, knead it, pop it in the oven, add toppings and then bake for 10 minutes!

These baby led weaning pizzas are simply divine! The dough is lovely and soft and the world is your oyster when it comes to toppings. I really wish we could eat these for dinner every night!

Would you offer takeaway pizza to your baby?

It’s much healthier to offer your baby one of these baby led weaning pizzas instead of a supermarket or takeaway one. When you make all your own food from scratch, you know exactly what has been put in it and you don’t have to worry about salt content either.

That’s not to say I am against a takeaway treat every once in a while – however I would definitely wait until your baby is more of a toddler as the salt content can be super, duper high.

More baby led weaning recipes:

How do you serve baby led weaning pizza?

Once the cheese is bubbling and the pizza is hot, I slice it into strips ready to offer once its cooled down. We offered this meal from 7 months onwards with our first baby.

Forget the takeaway this weekend and try this pizza for babies!

Let me know if you try this pizza for babies recipe. They’re so easy to make and it’s lot of fun building the toppings too! You can even get your toddler involved in trying to help!

Prep Time 10 minutes

Cook Time 15 minutes

Total Time 25 minutes

Ingredients

100 grams plain flour
1/2 tsp baking powder
100 grams natural yoghurt
tomato paste
cheese
toppings of your choice

Instructions

2. Add flour and baking powder to a bowl and combine thoroughly. Add in the yoghurt and mix together with a spoon until a dough forms.

3. Lightly flour the worktop and turn out the dough ball onto it. Knead it gently for a few minutes until soft and not sticky.

4. Divide the dough into two balls and roll out into circles.

5. Lightly grease a baking tray and then add the bases onto it. Bake in the oven for five minutes.

6. Remove from the oven and flip carefully. Add a dollop of tomato paste onto each base and spread out with the back of a spoon. Next add whatever toppings you choose including cheese.

7. Put back in the oven for a further 10 minutes.

8. Once ready, remove from the oven and leave to cool fully before serving to baby.

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Pizza for children

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(Age: from 2 years old)

I am glad to welcome you on my website www. gotovimdetyam.ru - we are preparing interesting children's recipes. Recently my eldest daughter had a birthday, she turned 4 years old. Finally, I got around to filling out the recipes that I prepared for this holiday. Today, a well-known recipe is a homemade pizza recipe with a photo. It is located in the home baking section.

Everyone thinks that pizza is a very unhealthy dish. This can be said about the purchased pizza. Which has mayonnaise, ketchup, sausage, mushrooms, etc.

All these products are of course not suitable for baby food. Therefore, it is imperative for children to cook pizza at home. Our pizza does not contain the ingredients I listed above. We will use tomatoes, chicken breast, sour cream. We also prepare dough for homemade pizza ourselves, and not with yeast. It turns out a very tasty dough for pizza, the main thing is not to overdry it. And, thus, we will reduce the degree of harmfulness of pizza to nothing. Like a festive dish that we offer the child not all the time, but sometimes - pizza for kids is a very good option.

At the birthday party, I noticed that this particular dish is very popular with children. All pizza was completely eaten.

Salads were also very different, tasty, but they were eaten much worse than pizza. So, how to cook pizza at home

Ingredients for pizza

for the dough:

200 g of sour cream;
2 eggs;
50 g butter;
1/3 teaspoon soda;
2 half liter jars of flour.

for the filling:

2-3 tomatoes;
1 chicken breast;
cream for lubrication;
30 - 50 g Russian hard cheese

Pizza recipe for children

1. Preparation of pizza dough. Melt the butter and leave to cool. Put 200 g of sour cream in a bowl, extinguish the soda in it, stir. Break eggs into a bowl, add melted butter. We mix everything well.

2. Add 1 full can of flour and 2/3 of the second can to the mixture. Let's knead the dough. The rest of the flour will be used to sprinkle the table when rolling out.

3. Mini pizza is suitable for children, so we roll out small circles, preferably not thick, as you can see in the photo.

4. Grease a baking sheet with oil, put the circles of dough on it. We make along the edges of the sides. Put in a preheated oven at 180 degrees, bake for 10 minutes. Remove from the oven, cool.

5. We have decided what kind of filling we will have for homemade pizza, we will prepare tomatoes. Wash them and peel them off.

6. Cut the tomatoes into cubes and put them on the baked dough. You can rub. My oldest daughter doesn't like tomatoes. Therefore, for her, I rubbed the tomato on a fine grater, she ate it with pleasure and did not even realize that there was a tomato in the pizza for the children.

7. Lubricate the tomato with a little sour cream.

8. Cut the boiled chicken breast into cubes.

9. Put it on top of the tomato, smeared with sour cream.

10. You can also grease the breast with a little sour cream. On top, grate the cheese on a coarse grater.

11. Now decorate. You can decorate like mine, then see the homemade pizza photo. A tomato is a mouth, a triangle of a cucumber is a nose, mugs of a quail egg, or halves of an ordinary one are eyes, green onions are eyebrows, lettuce is hair. It turned out to be a man. You can get creative, use other products, or decorate in your own way.

12. Here is a photo of how the whole pan looks.

It's better, of course, if you decorate a pizza for children after baking, my vegetables from the decoration dried up after baking, it looks worse.

13. Now put in an oven preheated to 180 degrees, for 15 minutes. It doesn’t take long, it won’t be so tasty, it will dry out. Our pizza is ready in the oven. As I wrote, it’s better to decorate now, cool a little and you can serve it to children. It turned out, practically, a master class pizza for children .

14. I think you have your own chicken pizza recipe, I'm waiting for your comments, advice, feedback on how to make homemade pizza so that it turns out very tasty.

Did your children like it. Here is a photo of my youngest daughter.

15. And this is the eldest. They are the ones who eat pizza before the guests arrive. Enjoy your meal!

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Pizza is a favorite dish in many families. Today, our children know perfectly well that pizza can be ordered and received in a matter of minutes. Takeaway and food delivery, as easy as that. My husband hates store-bought pizzas and asks me to cook them at home.

Homemade pizza is very hearty and voluminous. Because we put in it everything that is in the refrigerator. Once I wrote an article about pizza and healthy eating. My older child ate my homemade pizza selectively, or made it in half, half his favorite foods and half our favorite foods. Since the child loves cheese and sausage, and if you put sour cream, mayonnaise, that is, it will not be 100%. Pickiness in food is sometimes so tiring, not only for me, but also for the child himself.

This time the following conversation took place.

Is that a potato? But, potatoes are not added to pizza ?!

— Everything is added to mom's pizza!!!!

And the older child ate EVERYTHING, the whole piece, can you imagine, for the first time, he did not remove the pieces of food, but simply took a bite and chewed, EVERYTHING. You just can’t imagine my joy, these moments need to be photographed in a frame, as they are rare, but for this I live and they help me understand that over time my child will be able to eat EVERYTHING, I just need to keep my hands up and gently, but offer a varied diet regularly.

The youngest child ate boiled vegetables and pizza dough. As for pickled cucumbers, it's time to introduce them into the diet, especially if the child is over 2 years old, not a lot in a circle, since soon the child will go to kindergarten, they give pickled tomato or cucumber in the diet once a week, especially in winter.

Introduced complementary foods: Yeast dough, cottage cheese, smoked sausage, boiled sausage, onion, pickled cucumbers, boiled potatoes, bell pepper, sour cream/mayonnaise, mozzarella cheese, Russian cheese, spices: dry garlic, not spicy paprika , dry red basil, provencal herbs.