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Non-food Recipes
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Just do a net search and you will find plenty of recipes for non-food item like play dough. But there are variations and these are the ones I have tried and tested. I write them down here for my own easy reference as well.
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One Dish Meals
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One-dish meals are essential, time-saving meals for busy mothers. Some one-dish meals are common enough that almost everyone will know how to cook them : e.g. fried rice, pasta. The only problem is that sometimes we run out of ideas for variations. Here are some one-dish meals that are common to our dinner table.
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Food Talk
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Other Recipes
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Recipes for Boosting Breastmilk Supply
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Here are a few Chinese recipes that are supposed to boost breastmilk production. Some are taken from a recipe book, "The Chinese Pregnancy & Confinement Cookbook" by Ng Siong Mui. I do not know whether they really work. Their effectiveness may vary from person to person.
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Porridge, Glorious Porridge!
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Please also refer to Porridge, Glorious Porridge! for my Basic Method of cooking porridge and some tips.
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Recipes for Babies
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Some of the things I cooked for Dominic, starting with the most basic. Some of them are my own (or from my mom). Some I learned from people who were kind enough to share with me. Yet others are modification of other people's recipes.
I am an advocate of delaying the introduction of solids until 6 months of age. This is in line with the American Academy of Pediatrics' (AAP) recommendation. Hence, my food for 'beginner' may be suitable for 6 months old babies but may not be suitable for younger babies. However, every baby's development is different so again, you have to use your own discretion.
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