Category: Recipes

Find here recipes for kids that are simple enough to make at home; yet healthy, nourishing and flavourful. Most importantly, kids will enjoy eating them.

Microgreens Recipe: Caramelised Onion & Red Cabbage Dip

Microgreens Dip for Kids: Caramelised Onion & Red Cabbage The beauty of this dish lies in it’s lovely color! This versatile vegetable tunes itself well to salads, dips or just soups. Plus it delivers it’s dose of healthy vitamins. What’s not to love!

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No Bake Energy Balls (or Fancy Laddoos)

With kids buried in school activities and exams, they need healthy winter friendly munchies for stamina and concentration.

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Homemade Whole Wheat Waffles

Waffles are a magical recipe to instantly lift up dull breakfasts days. Kids absolutely love this unconventionally shaped food and most will be excited to try them without much fuss.

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6 Nutritious Ragi Recipes for Kids

Ragi or Naachni or Finger Millet is a wonder grain that we are blessed to have growing locally in India. With 10 times more calcium than Wheat or Rice or Pulses, this is indeed a wonder grain!

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Strawberry and Figs Caramel Bowls | Healthy Sweets for Kids

A sweet new recipe with microgreens!

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Microgreens Recipe: Avocado, Carrot & Pakchoi Toast

The classic avocado toast gets a twist in this super simple Microgreens recipe using pakchoi Microgreens.

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Winter Millet Salad with Chia Microgreens | Kid Friendly Recipes

Following our interview with Swati Jain, founder of The First Leaf, she has curated this wonderful savoury recipe using nutrition dense greens for your kids!

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5 Instant Dosa Recipes for Kids

From kids to adults, South Indian breakfast is an all time favourite for us all, ain’t it?

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Kid Approved Healthy Muffins for Kids

It is no secret that Kids love muffins (as do adults!). And muffins, when done right, can make for an excellent and healthy snack for school tiffin.

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Easy Egg Recipes for Kids

Blessed are the parents whose children eat at least one food item from every food group. For the rest of us, sneaking is a very real strategy! Let’s take the example of eggs, a superfood for kids by most accounts. Children (like adults) love eggs, hate eggs or want to eat them only occasionally. Ideally, […]

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