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Tasty Finger Food Recipes for Kids

50 Finger Foods That Make Every Meal with Your Kids a Breeze

by Will C.

2021 Will C, All Rights Reserved.

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Introduction

Small food items that people eat with the hand are known as finger foods. Usually, people serve them at various social events such as parties and cocktails. Ideally, finger foods are not messy. They do not drip or create a mess while eating.

French canape is a finger food that has been in use since the late 1700s. Canapes were slices of fried or toasted bread with different toppings. Canape means a sofa. It looked like the topping was sitting on the bread as if it was a sofa. So, these food items were called canapes. Later it became a term to describe finger foods of all types served at social gatherings.

This book, tasty finger foods for kids, will be a valuable asset if you want to make attractive food items and encourage your kids to eat healthy food. There are 50 tasty finger food recipes in this book. You can use them to make your kids' birthday parties more enjoyable. You can give surprise treats to your kids on any day of the week.

You can prepare hot or cold finger foods for your kids and give them a chance to enjoy a variety of appetizers and desserts. It does not take much time to prepare most of the recipes. You do not have to go out of the way to get the ingredients. Most of them are available in grocery stores.

Some of the food items do not require any cooking. You can bake, fry, or cook the others. There are recipes for simple things like sandwiches and donuts to delicious and filling food items like pizzas and cakes.

Go ahead and pamper your kids. Make food fun for them. Offer them a variety of treats and encourage them to eat healthy foods.

Importance of Finger Foods

Finger foods play an important part in introducing a child to solid foods. They are beneficial for oral motor development that enables them to learn to eat and speak. Finger foods give the child a chance to eat their food independently. They can touch, smell, taste, and move on their own.

In the early stages, these foods help the kids to develop oral skills. They enhance the strength of the jaws, make the tongue move from side to side, and reach the food to the molars at the back. In this way, they can chew the food efficiently.

Later finger foods occupy a significant place in birthday parties and fun events organized for kids. They give the kids a chance to choose their favorite stuff from a large variety of food items.

• Kids can enjoy hot or cold food items. They have a choice to eat a variety of appetizers or desserts.
• Mostly finger foods have an attractive appearance and encourage the kids to eat healthy foods.
• They include simple food items like sandwiches and donuts to delicious and filling pizzas and cakes. Some finger foods do not require any cooking. You can bake, fry, or cook the others.
• It is convenient to prepare finger foods. They do not involve too much expenditure.
• It is easy to serve them. You do not need a variety of cutlery or space to serve finger foods.
• There is no need to have extensive knowledge of table etiquettes or tableware.
• Finger foods help to create a relaxed and casual atmosphere during celebrations. They keep the guests entertained.
• Fast foods are mostly finger foods. You can eat them on the go and quickly.
• Moreover, it is hygienic and healthy to eat with your hands.
• They give you a chance to customize things and add a personal touch to everything.

Chicken Nuggets

The nuggets are crispy and can be ready within a short time. You have to dip the chicken cubes in the egg, flour mixture, and sago. Try to coat them evenly with those ingredients. Then fry them. Keep them on a plate lined with paper towels after frying to get rid of excess oil. You can serve them with tomato sauce.

Cooking Time: 15 minutes

Serves: 12 pieces

Ingredients

• 12 chicken cubes
• 2 oz flour
• 2 oz sago
• 1 egg
• 1/2 tsp garlic powder
• 1/4 tsp pepper
• 1/4 tsp salt
• 1 cup sunflower oil

Procedure

Whisk the egg.

Mix the flour, garlic powder, pepper, and salt in a bowl.

Soak sago for half an hour in water.

Then remove the water and keep it in a bowl.

Dip the chicken cubes in the egg. Then dip them in flour.

Finally, dip them in the bowl of sago.

Heat the oil in a pan and fry the nuggets.

Place some paper towels on a large plate.

Keep the nuggets on them after frying to get rid of the excess oil.

Quinoa Cups with Vegetables

You will need a muffin tray for this recipe. Use cooked quinoa to make the cups. You can even use cooked short-grain rice instead of quinoa. If you do not have carrots, cucumbers, or peas, you can use any other vegetables. It is a very healthy dish because it contains quinoa, vegetables, olive oil, and chia seeds. Moreover, it looks attractive because of the white cups and the colorful vegetables.

Cooking Time: 30 minutes

Serves: 12 pieces

Ingredients

Quinoa Cups

• 8 oz cooked quinoa

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