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Roasted carrot strips – fun recipes for fussy eaters and picky eaters

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Roasted carrot strips

Far more fussy eaters are comfortable with raw than cooked carrots.

There are a few ways we can encourage our child to taste different versions.

Roasted carrots are sweeter than boiled carrots so if we are cooking them that can be a plus.

Roasted carrots can be sort of mushy though which is frequently not a win for picky eaters.

What I tend to do is slice the carrots really thinly with a knife and roast until crispy. If we have a child that is texture focused then crunch is probably the key.

If we have a child that is visual then avoiding brown patches may be supportive.

Crispy carrot strips can be a good fussy eater food.

Recipe

Wash and finely slice a carrot into strips (even thickness helps with the cooking process)
Bake on a greased tray at approx. 180˚
Turn when starting to cook one side
Watch carefully so they don’t burn but start to crisp

Judith is a PhD candidate in psychology, MSc Psychology (first-class honours) and is a graduate of Cambridge University. She is an AOTA accredited picky eating advisor, internationally certified nutritional therapist and neuro-motor development practitioner. She works with 100+ families every year resolving fussy eating and returning pleasure and joy to the meal table.

She is also mum to two boys and the author of Creating Confident Eaters and Winner Winner I Eat Dinner. Her dream is that every child can approach food from a place of safety and joy, not fear.

Learn more about Judith here: https://theconfidenteater.com/about/

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