Lunches for cherubs

image

The squeezie smoothies are breakfast (banana mango coconut)
Avocado chocolate muffins with raspberries
Noodle cups
Pumpernickel
Yoghurt

My babies are away from me for a long time tomorrow so they are being fuelled on pretty healthy food and a whole lot of love xx

Advertisement

Soaked overnight oats

My children love this little breakfast that I make. I prepare it the night before it is served and let it become beautiful in the fridge.

In layers from the bottom add quick oats. Soak in apple juice so it is quite wet. Layer a generous amount of frozen berries (raspberries pictured). Top with a layer of yoghurt (dairy free if you like) and a drizzle of rice malt syrup.

It travels well in a leak proof container and can be frozen ahead of time too.

Such a delicious breakfast. Have a lovely week. 20141021-211236-76356840.jpg

20141021-211237-76357889.jpg

20141021-211236-76356181.jpg

10 days in the life of a lunch box

 

 

 

Hi! It’s been a long time since I’ve posted on my blog so I thought this one should be full of lunchbox ideas. I am a working mum and I highly value healthy home made food for my children. I make a lot ahead. We even have a box in our freezer called “the bakery” and I’m reminded if it’s running low! We use cooler bags with small containers generally. We also have a stainless steel lunchbox for my eldest used in place of all the containers. Maybe you might enjoy incorporating some of these lunchbox components.

Lunch boxes are always packed the night before and everything put in the fridge for morning. It’s the only way I have found that works in our house.

Here are some ideas below that I regularly use and my children love. The photos aren’t always great because I assemble the lunches at night – no pinterest worthy photos here, just basic, healthful food to fuel growing bodies 🙂

Baked tofu, cheese and vege sticks.
Creamy soy milk jelly pots.
Dairy free, egg free “cup cakes” (date and apricot is a yummy combination).
Free range egg and spinach wholemeal sandwiches.
Coconut and vanilla chia pudding.
Wholemeal, dairy free scrolls.
Celery boats with dairy free cream cheese and sultanas.
Crackers with cream cheese and vegemite.
Yoghurt topped with fresh fruit.
Zucchini slice, cherry tomatoes and pepitas.
Savoury vegetarian muffins (insect shaped silicone molds have proven very popular).
Stemed vegetables with yoghurt dip.
Pasta salad with creamy sauce or plain with fresh vegetables mixed through.
Oven baked pita bread with hommus topped with peas.
Steamed corn on the cob.
Avocado splashed with lemon juice (slice in skin for easy scooping).

 

20140714_224255 20140630_210656 20140616_214842 20140610_220254 20140603_200334 20140602_221743 20140526_170302 2014-07-15 21.58.31
2014-06-23 21.46.27 2014-07-01 20.37.10