Main meals15 min hands-on · 45 min total · 7 ingredients
Roast potatoes, broccoli & dip
Why it works for childrenDip it, try it separately, start small.
The ingredients bringProtein · Calcium · Fibre
Let’s make it
Warm tortilla wedges for picking up and dipping. Beans, vegetables and cheese make a gentle filling.
Protein · Calcium · Fibre
Why it works for children & what’s in itTimes are estimates for the base recipe. Larger quantities may take longer.
Canned beans and sweetcorn are already cooked. Two folded tortillas will usually fit in one large pan.
Make the vegetable and bean filling the day before, cool quickly and refrigerate at 5 °C or below. Reheat thoroughly once before filling; cook the tortillas fresh.
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Your child can mash the beans and spread the cooled filling. An adult handles the pan and cutting.
It does not have to be a family cooking project. It is fine to do it yourself today.
Broad, softly filled wedges are easy to hold. Familiar cheese and a gentle dip offer an approachable way to explore beans.
A building block children need for growth and for making body tissues.
About this nutrientImportant for building bones and teeth, especially during growth.
About this nutrientParts of plant foods that help keep digestion working normally.
About this nutrientThese notes refer to the ingredients in the base recipe. The amount on the plate depends on preparation, portion size and swaps. Variety across the week makes the difference.
Use black beans instead of kidney beans. Finely grated carrot, cooked until soft, can replace the pepper. You can reduce the cheese a little to taste; the mashed beans help hold the filling together.
Offer a little tortilla, cheese and beans separately before assembling. A wedge with just a little filling is fine. Every bite need not look the same.
Cool within 1–2 hours and refrigerate at 5 °C or below until the next day. Reheat thoroughly once. Keep the yoghurt separate and chilled.
Designed for family meals from age 3, not as a weaning recipe. Always adapt shape and texture to your child’s abilities. Cook hard pieces until soft or grate finely; cut up small round foods. Stay with your child while they eat. For known allergies, check ingredients and substitutions individually.
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These recipes are ideas for family life with children aged 3 and up. Quantities are a guide, not a target to finish. Age, appetite and individual needs vary. Variety across the week matters; no single recipe covers every nutritional need.
Our general guidance draws on the recommendations below. These organisations have not reviewed or endorsed the individual recipes. Editing: Pureli.
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