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Toddler Spaghetti Bolognese

Plain Vegetable Bolognese for Toddlers

5

Serves

5 mins

Prep Time

35 mins

Cook Time

Regina Wypych

Recipe author

Regina Wypych

This Bolognese can also be served to babies. Simply replace beef stock with water to reduce the amount of salt in the sauce. Purée, mash or chop up baby’s portion.

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High Iron

Low Sodium

Toddler Spaghetti Bolognese
Toddler Spaghetti Bolognese
Toddler Spaghetti Bolognese

Ingredients

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500g Quality Mark lamb mince

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1 onion

finely chopped

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2 Tbsp olive oil

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1 garlic clove

crushed

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1 tsp dried basil

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1 tsp dried oregano

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2 Tbsp tomato paste

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1 red capsicum

finely sliced

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1 carrot

grated

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1 courgette

grated

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400g chopped tomatoes

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2 cups beef stock

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1/2 cup parsley

chopped

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1/2 cup grated Cheddar cheese

optional

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spaghetti pasta

cooked

Method

To Make Bolognese

1

In a large frypan sauté onion in olive oil until translucent.

2

Add mince, garlic and dried herbs, fry until mince is browned (about 5 minutes).

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3

Add tomato paste and capsicum and fry for 1 minute.

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Add other vegetables, tomatoes and beef stock (or water if cooking for babies).

5

Simmer with the lid off for around 15-20 minutes, until all vegetables are cooked and sauce is reduced.

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Halfway through cooking mince, start cooking spaghetti as per packet instructions.

7

Serve Bolognese over cooked spaghetti and sprinkle with cheddar cheese and parsley. Serve with seasonal green vegetables in a texture suitable for your baby or toddler.

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Nutrition Information per Serving (398g)

Percentage daily intakes are based on an average adult diet of 8700 kJ (2100 kilocalories).

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Energy

1250 kJ (299 kcal)

Protein

30.5g

Total Fat

16.3g

Saturated Fat

6.9g

Carbs

6.1g

Sugars

5.9g

Sodium

233mg

Iron*

3.4mg

* Percentage of recommended daily intake (Aust/NZ)