Five-color Chicken Cubes recipe
The Spring Festival is approaching after the Laba Festival, and it's time to start preparing New Year supplies. Eating too much meat during the holiday period isn't good for a baby's health development. A baby only eats meat while avoiding vegetables; this indeed worries many mothers. Today, I will share with you a dish that is perfect for babies during the Spring Festival—Colored Chicken Cubes.
Babies are always attracted to bright colors and cute shapes.Ingredients Many nutritious ingredients have bright colors, making them appealing to children who don't like vegetables. A small change can bring endless surprises to your baby, making both you and your baby feel happy.
Colored Chicken Cubes is a colorful and nutrient-rich dish suitable for babies over 3 years old.
Main Ingredients;Chicken legs 50 grams fresh meat Dried mushrooms 2 pieces Carrots 50 grams Corn kernels 50 grams Cucumbers 50 grams
Side Ingredients;Salt, water starch, olive kernel (LADI)Olive oil
Method;
Prepare all the ingredients.
Wash and cut the mushrooms, carrots, and cucumbers into small corn-sized cubes.Remove the skin from the chicken legs, then slice them into small cubes and mix with water starch. Use a cucumber to make a bucket-like shape for the dish.
Boil the corn kernels in water for 2 minutes, then drain.
Heat olive oil in another pan.
Stir-fry the chicken cubes until they change color, then remove them.
Stir-fry the carrot pieces until soft.
Add the mushroom pieces and continue to stir-fry on low heat.
Add the corn kernels and stir-fry evenly.
Add the cooked chicken cubes and cucumber pieces.
Season with salt, then thicken with a thin sauce and stir-fry evenly.
Tip: Use sweet corn for the corn kernels. Cut all ingredients into small cubes, fry the carrot first until soft to better absorb its nutrients.
Add salt for seasoning, thicken with a thin sauce and stir-fry evenly.
Note Use cooked sweet corn for the corn kernels, cut all ingredients into small dice. Carrots should be stir-fried in oil until soft to facilitate better nutrient absorption by the baby.
