Hello to all moms! ...Dads and grandparents of this community. Today I want to share with you a recipe for babies ideal for a snack from 7 months onwards complying with the indicative tables of complementary feeding recommended by pediatricians.

Always remember before giving a food group to babies to comply with the 3-day rule, which consists of giving the same food 3 days in a row individually to rule out allergies. Let's start cooking.

2 Cucharadas de avena en copos
½ Cambur o banana
4 Cucharadas de Leche materna o de formula
1 Cucharada de fécula de maíz o maicena
1 Yema de huevo

Ingredients:
2 Tablespoons of flaked oatmeal.
½ Cambur or banana
4Tablespoons of breast milk or formula milk
1Tablespoon of corn starch or cornstarch
1Egg yolk

The first thing to do is to add the oatmeal in a small glass.

Then add the milk and stir to integrate.

We continue incorporating the ingredients 1 by 1. We add the egg yolk, trying not to leave any of the egg white, since it is not incorporated into their diet until they are 12 months old.

Then, add the chamomile in small pieces. You can use the fruit you have on hand or your little one's preference.

And finally the cornstarch.

Stir well with a paddle spoon until the dough is homogeneous.

In a frying pan over low heat put a few drops of sunflower oil, soybean oil, sesame oil or whatever your baby is eating (from the age of 7 months onwards, oilseed or vegetable oils are incorporated) and add small portions of dough to form the cookies.

When they are golden brown on one side, turn them over. Lower the power to low heat and let them brown on the other side (In my kitchen it was 5 minutes on each side, this may vary depending on the utensils we have).

Let them cool and serve. I served them with peanut butter that Maria Teresa loves.

I hope you are encouraged to prepare this recipe and share your experiences with us.

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Note: The nutritional information provided in this recipe is the one indicated by Maria Teresa's pediatrician.

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