Kids are always on the run when it comes to monotonous food. Here are some recipes to make food interesting for your kids while keeping them healthy.
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Sevaiyan Upma
The Sevaiyan Upma is one of the most popular quick-fix snacks all over India. If you have the luxury of time, you can add a couple of boiled veggies to it, but at the bare minimum go for onions and green chillies.
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Fried Idlis with Curd Dip
You can also make something innovative like the Fried Idlis with Curd Dip. Made with common ingredients in a very quick and easy fashion, this unique snack is sure to delight everyone.
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Malai Paneer Chilli Flake Balls, Cold Starter
You can make these finger fried balls filled with Paneer and cream. It can be seasoned with chili flakes.
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Quick Coleslaw Sandwich
A mix of veggies tossed in assorted sauces. Just pack the filling between breads and you are good to go.
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Rice Panki
Rice Panki is made of rice batter wrapped and steamed inside banana leaves. You can mix a couple masalas to suite your taste.
