Recipe for Shallow fried Ragi fruit fritters/ Ragi Chews

This recipe is suitable for babies 9 months and above who have already been introduced to Ragi, Banana, & Sweet Potato. Click here to know what is the standard recommended way.

By Dr. Debmita Dutta

Recipe for Shallow fried Ragi fruit fritters/ Ragi Chews

This recipe is suitable for babies 9 months and above who have already been introduced to Ragi, Banana and Sweet Potato in the standard recommended way

Ingredients

Ragi powder – 5 tablespoons

Ripe banana – 1

Boiled sweet potato – 1

Oil for frying – 1 teaspoon

Method

Step 1 – Mash the banana

Step 2 – Mash the boiled sweet potato

Step 3 – Mix the mashed banana and the mashed sweet potato together

Step 4 – Add 5 tablespoons of Ragi powder to the mashed banana and sweet potato

Step 5 – Mix the Ragi powder with the mashed banana and sweet potato

Step 6 – Add a little bit of water and mix. The final consistency of the batter should be a dropping consistency

Step 7 – Smear the tawa/skillet with a few drops of oil

Step 8 – With a spoon – take a spoonful of batter and drop it onto the tawa/skillet. Keep the size of the chews small. Make them coin sized

Step 9 – Cook on one side for 2 – 3 minutes (covered with a lid)

Step 10 – Flip over and cook on the other side

Serve

Advantages of serving your child Ragi fruit chews

  1. Contains nutritious Ragi which is very gentle on the baby’s stomach
  2. Contains nutritious Banana which is very gentle on the baby’s stomach
  3. Contains nutritious Sweet Potato which is very gentle on the baby’s stomach
  4. Small size – suitable as good finger food
  5. Chewy texture – serves as an edible teething toy
  6. Builds self-feeding habit
  7. Keeps away fussy feeding

Enjoy making the Ragi chews and serving them to your baby.

A variety of healthy dishes including rice, soup, and vegetables served on a wooden table.
D

Written by

Dr. Debmita Dutta

Dr. Debmita Dutta MBBS, MD is a doctor, a parenting consultant, and the founder of WPA whatparentsask.com She conducts online and offline workshops on parenting for schools and corporate organisations. She also conducts online and offline prenatal and infant care classes. She is a well-known thought-leader in parenting and an expert on play, learning and eating habits. She is the author of 7 books on parenting published by Juggernaut Books and her books are among their most read books. She is frequently quoted in national and international publications of repute for her empathetic and compassionate approach and her application of physiology and neuroscience to parenting.

All posts

Smart Mums Journal