Chicken and pear triangles (fish-free)A fish-free recipe suitable for baby 12-36 months with allergies. Made with chicken and pear. SAFETY: all ingredients are guaranteed fish-free.
Little dishes, big smiles!
- 🍽️60 gchickenAlternative: lamb
- 🍽️80 gtomatoAlternative: zucchini
- 🍽️50 gcorn starchAlternative: gluten-free bread
- 🍽️30 gpearAlternative: apple
- 🫒1 tbspolive oilAlternative: rapeseed oil
- 🍽️3 gcorianderAlternative: basil
- 🍽️1 piecesilken tofuAlternative: 2 tbsp apple compote
2 servings
- Finger food
- 12-36 mois
- Sans poisson
176 kcal1
- CHECK that ALL ingredients bear the Fish-Free label
- Cook the chicken in a little water until tender (10 min), then dice
- Peel and dice the tomato into regular 1.5 cm cubes (remove seeds)
- Mix the corn starch with water to make a smooth batter
- Peel and dice the pear into small cubes
- Wash and finely chop the coriander
- Take all ingredients out 20 min before (room temperature)
Cutting boardParing knifeKitchen scaleMixing bowlSteamer pot - Do NOT buy a product without reading the label
- Do not cut too large: choking hazard
- Always remove tomato seeds
- Always peel the pear to avoid choking
- Do not add salt: baby's immature kidneys
- NEVER serve a product that may contain hidden fish
- Cut ALL pieces the same size for even cooking
- For 12-18 months: thinner pieces (1 cm)
- Test cooking with a fork: tomato should be melting-tender
- KEEP PACKAGING of sensitive products to prove fish-free
- Check LABELS even for 'obvious' products (e.g. spice mixes sometimes contain fish derivatives)
- Take out 30 min before for better incorporation
2
- Mince the cooked chicken in a large bowl
- Add the tomato mashed into a smooth purée
- Fold in the corn starch batter and diced pear
- Add the binder (silken tofu)
- Pour in the olive oil and half of the coriander
- Mix with a wooden spoon
- Adjust the texture (corn starch if too sticky)
- Shape the triangles with oiled hands
- Place on a tray
3
- Preheat the oven to 180°C fan
- Lightly oil a baking sheet
- Arrange the triangles leaving 2 cm between each
- Bake in the middle of the oven for 17 min
- Check cooking halfway through
- Remove when triangles are golden
- Let cool 3-4 min
- Test the temp with a finger: warm
- Serve immediately
4
- Prepare a fresh pear cube garnish
- Arrange the warm triangles on baby's plate
- Add small pear pieces around
- Show how to pick up the triangles
- Serve warm
- Watch baby during the meal
- Monitor allergy signs (rash, swelling)
- Put leftovers in the fridge
Baby plateSmall bowl + suction cup
Large bowl
Wooden spoon
Fork
Clean hands
Tray lined with parchment
- Do not overmix: elastic dough
- Do not add too much starch: shapes become too dense
- Do not forget to shape tightly: otherwise it crumbles
- Do not make triangles too big: max 5 cm
- Do not leave air in the dough
- Check that utensils have not been in contact with fish
- If the dough is too sticky: add 1 tsp corn starch
- If too dry: add 1 tsp liquid (water or adapted milk)
- Shape with damp hands: the shapes won't stick
- Make small flat triangles for finger food
- Vary sizes according to age
- For 24-36 months: bigger triangles
Baking sheet
Pastry brush
Fork
Tongs
Timer
- Do not forget to preheat
- Do not overcrowd the sheet
- Do not open the oven in the first 8 min
- Do not overcook: becomes hard and dry
- Do not use too high heat
- Do not unmould too hot: burns
- Check cooking: fork comes out clean
- For 12-18 months: more moist cooking
- For 24-36 months: more golden cooking
- If browning too fast: lower to 160°C
- Test with a toothpick: should come out clean
- Remove when shapes come off easily
Spoon
Non-slip cloth
Phone (emergency)
- Do not serve burning hot
- Always peel the pear to avoid choking
- Do not leave baby alone
- Do not put too many pear pieces
- Do not reheat several times
- NEVER add an ingredient with hidden fish
- Serve warm: flavors are more developed
- Pear adds natural sweetness and fiber
- For 12-18 months: cut triangles in half
- Silicone bowl with suction cup
- Offer 2-3 different sides
- Keep phone nearby in case of allergic reaction