Family Food on the Table

Recipes and resources for making it happen

  • Home
  • Recipes
        • By Course
          • Main Dishes
          • Side Dishes
          • Appetizers & Snacks
          • Sweets & Desserts
          • Breakfast & Brunch
          • Salads
          • Soups
          • DrinksEasy drinks, cocktails and smoothies for all kinds of fun occasions!
          • Sauces, Dressings and Condiments
          • Kid Food
            • Baby Food
            • Toddler and Kid Food
        • By Method
          • Slow Cooker
          • Instant Pot
          • Air Fryer
          • Microwave
        • By Ingredient
          • Chicken
          • Turkey
          • Pork
          • Seafood
          • Vegetarian
        • By Season
          • Winter
          • Spring
          • Summer
          • Fall
          • Valentine's Day
          • Easter
          • July 4th
          • Back to School
          • Halloween
          • Thanksgiving
          • Christmas
          • New Years
  • Collections
    • E-cookbooks
    • Cooking Resources
    • Easy Chicken Dinner Recipes -->This collection of easy chicken dinner recipes features some of our favorite family dishes, perfect for making a healthy, delicious home cooked meal on a busy night! Getting a healthy, home cooked meal on the table every night can be challenging. Particularly with the demands of work, school, activities and social obligations, well, it can be the last thing we want to do at the end of the day. So I’ve got tons of easy chicken recipes at my disposal that I turn to when I need to whip something up for us on one of those busy weeknights. (Or even busy weekends – dinners can be tough then, too!) And this collection of easy chicken dinner recipes has some that we make over and over again. It includes everything from skillet chicken dinners to slow cooker chicken recipes, one-pot chicken pastas, soups and salads with chicken, chicken burgers and meatballs, sheet pan chicken dinners and easy chicken casseroles. Are you looking for fast as well as easy? Me too. I’ve got collections of chicken recipes in under 30 minutes and, faster still, chicken recipes in under 15 minutes. Or if you want to browse them all, my quick chicken recipes…
      • Easy Chicken Recipes with Few IngredientsThese easy chicken recipes with few ingredients include some great healthy lunch and dinner options, all made with 5 or fewer ingredients! I am all about the EASY when it comes to cooking. I don’t like to fuss much over my food and I certainly don’t like to spend a ton of time in the kitchen at the end of a long day. Easy chicken dinner recipes and healthy lunch recipes with chicken are much more my style. (As are chicken recipes in under 30 minutes and, faster yet, chicken recipes in under 15 minutes. Cause life.) Speaking of life, a million trips to the grocery store also aren’t fun during a busy week. (Especially with little ones in tow!) So I’ve got these go-to easy chicken recipes with few ingredients that help me keep dinnertime simple. And my sanity intact. In fact, one of the first cookbooks I bought on my own, at a used bookstore in Washington, D.C., where I lived for a few years after college, was titled 3-ingredient recipes. I was pretty new to cooking and thought, I think I can handle that. My cooking skills have improved, but I still go for the simple chicken recipes…
      • Quick Chicken RecipesThis collection of quick chicken recipes features some of our favorite family dinners and go-to lunches, all ready in 30 minutes or less! From chicken skillet dinners to one-pot pastas, salads to burgers, you’re sure to find some new favorites! If you know me, you know I am ALL about the quick and easy recipes. I love making all of our homemade meals and home cooked dinners, but like you, I’ve also got a hundred other things to juggle and so keeping things simple in the kitchen is a must. And these quick chicken recipes include all of my chicken recipes in under 30 minutes and, even faster, chicken recipes in under 15 minutes. Sanity savers for sure. Busy weeknights have nothing on us! A few of our favorites from these quick chicken recipes: Healthy chicken Alfredo with broccoli Creamy chipotle chicken 20-minute chicken and tortellini soup with kale Skillet salsa chicken Easy creamy chicken This collection also has some healthy lunch recipes with chicken for mixing up your lunch routine. (It doesn’t include my slow cooker chicken recipes though, since those aren’t ready in 30 minutes. But they can be super quick to prep in the morning and then…
        • Chicken Recipes in Under 15 MinutesThese easy chicken recipes in under 15 minutes are perfect for dinner on a busy weeknight! From one-pot wonders to salads, chicken skillets to tacos, you’re sure to find some new fast favorites! You know those nights when you walk in the door and need dinner pronto?! Like, 5 minutes ago? That’s when I turn to these quick and easy chicken recipes in under 15 minutes. I can make a healthy, home cooked meal for my family and be sitting down to enjoy it in no time. Cause plenty of evenings, 15 minutes is often all the time I have – or want to spend – on dinner. I’m not alone on that, right?! You can browse below but I thought I’d highlight a couple that I make over and over again. A few of our favorite easy chicken recipes in under 15 minutes: 15-minute honey garlic chicken (gets rave reviews!) Southwest chicken skillet dinner (pile on your favorite toppings!) Quick chicken curry (perfect with rice and peas) One-pot low-carb leftover chicken recipe with spinach (my dad’s go-to recipe) This collection also includes some healthy lunch options that are quick to put together — like the Asian chicken mason jar…
        • Chicken Recipes in Under 30 MinutesThese easy chicken recipes in under 30 minutes are perfect for dinner on a busy weeknight! From one-pan meals to burgers, one-pot pastas to healthy salads, you’re sure to find some new favorites! Quick, easy and mostly healthy is pretty much the name of the game for dinner at my house. I love a home cooked meal and we eat a ton of chicken, which means I’ve come up with and found a lot of easy chicken recipes over the years. And this collection highlights some of my easy chicken recipes in under 30 minutes, when you want something delicious but need it on the table pretty quickly. Is that every single night for you too? We’ve got everything from skillet chicken dishes to chicken pasta and from soups and salads with chicken to chicken meatballs and burgers. All the chicken love! Many of these recipes use boneless, skinless chicken breasts (though you could substitute chicken thighs if you prefer) while others use ground chicken and some rely on pre-cooked chicken, such as a rotisserie chicken you pick up at the store or some leftover grilled or baked chicken. Lots of these 30 minute chicken dinners are complete meals but…
      • Healthy One-Pot Chicken DinnersHealthy one-pot chicken dinners are such a help on busy days! This collection includes everything from one-pot pastas and skillets to easy slow cooker and sheet pan recipes to help you get an easy, healthy and delicious dinner on the table any night! I am ALL about quick and easy meals. I cook our dinner 99% of the time, including on days when work has blown up in my face, or the kids have decided to coordinate their melt-downs, or we’re all just wiped out and hungry. And even though I love to cook, I definitely have those days when I’m just not feeling it. Enter some quick and easy one-pot chicken dinners for the win! These are great to have in your back pocket for busy days, busy weeks or in case of a “kids-are-making-me-crazy” kinda moment. (My husband also loves these meals because he’s on clean-up duty and it’s nice not to have a huge pile of dishes staring you down after dinner!) Many of these dishes are complete meals on their own. Others are low-carb as written, but can easily be paired with some rice, pasta, bread or potatoes to bulk them up a bit. Here are…
      • Slow Cooker Chicken RecipesThese hands-off slow cooker chicken recipes will put your slow cooker to work and have you coming home to a delicious, healthy dinner that’s ready to go! Some days, you just need someone else to make you dinner. I’m not talking takeout or delivery or a restaurant dinner. I’m talking about your crock pot or slow cooker. I find it supremely satisfying to go about my day, knowing that a delicious home cooked dinner is cooking up at home for me. I can play with the kids, take them to practices, run errands or just relax with a book and breathe easy. These slow cooker chicken recipes mean there is just one less thing to do in the evening and that’s a great thing on a busy day! This collection includes slow cooker recipes for boneless, skinless chicken breasts as well as chicken thighs (though you can usually sub either one). And many of these take just minutes to prep in the morning! 👍 Here’s a few of our favorite slow cooker chicken recipes: Slow cooker balsamic chicken Slow cooker bistro chicken thighs Slow cooker apricot chicken Crock pot Mediterranean chicken Slow cooker teriyaki chicken And be sure to check…
    • Easy Vegetarian RecipesEasy vegetarian recipes include main-dish meals that are hearty and satisfying and can stand alone for lunch or dinner (with a few savory breakfast options as well). Everything from one-pot veggie pastas to stuffed squash to chili to veggie burgers and hearty grain bowls and salads, there are meatless options here for everyone! I am a veggie lover through and through. 💚💚💚 I adore getting in as many vegetables as I can, throughout the day really, and I often make easy vegetarian dinners a couple of times a week. (Hello meatless Monday, I’m looking at you!) So over the years, I’ve created tons of great veggie-based meals that can stand on their own for lunch or dinner and be hearty and satisfying. And that are also mostly quick and easy, because I work as a health and nutrition editor and we’ve got a busy family so cooking on a weeknight needs to be low-key. My one-pot vegetarian spaghetti has been a hugely popular recipe here on the blog and you guys can’t seem to get enough of my grain bowls and salads. I know the feeling. 😉 I wanted to round up some of these in an easy-to-browse category that features…
    • Healthy Oatmeal RecipesA collection of healthy oatmeal recipes, including sweet and savory breakfast and brunch options as well as delicious, wholesome snacks and desserts. We are pretty much oatmeal fanatics in my house. ALL of us adore oatmeal and it’s a rare day that we’re not making or eating something with oats or oatmeal in it at some point during the day. And I mean all four of us – my husband, myself and our kids (currently ages 6 and 4). Our go-to 3-minute microwave oatmeal is a morning staple for my husband and a weekly staple for the kids and me. My kids eat overnight oatmeal jars at least twice a week for breakfast and we often have baked oatmeal another morning of the week. For school lunches or afternoon snack, we can be found munching on some no-bake cookie or energy balls with oats, oatmeal cookies of some variety or if they’ve asked nicely, I’ll make a batch of granola and we all just shovel handful after handful until it’s gone. Want to know some of our very favorites of the group below? OK, I’ll share! Our family’s favorite healthy oatmeal recipes: Healthy chocolate chip muffins Overnight oatmeal jars, 3…
    • Healthy Muffin RecipesA collection of easy, kid-friendly healthy muffin recipes for all times of day: breakfast, school lunch, snacking, dinner and dessert! We are BIG muffin lovers in this house, at all times of day! My kiddos love them for breakfast, brunch, school lunch, afternoon snack and sometimes even savory muffins at dinner. Muffins all the time! I’ve made thousands of healthy muffin recipes over the years and I love sharing them with you! There are plenty to browse below and plenty more I plan to add! (You can sign up for my newsletter so you never miss a recipe. You’ll also get my FREE e-book of easy weeknight dinners.) Wondering where to start? Spinach banana mini muffins and whole wheat pumpkin muffins are some of our constant favorites. Healthy peanut butter and jelly muffins are fun for lunch and easy cheesy cornbread muffins are great for a quick + easy dinner side, especially with soup or chili! And if you’re in the mood for a little chocolate (I know I always am!) you can’t go wrong with my healthy chocolate chip muffins. Hope you find some new favorite healthy muffin recipes! XO, Kathryn
    • Healthy DessertsThis collection of healthy desserts features everything from lightened up cookie bars and brownies to cakes, muffins and breads to no-bake energy bites. It’s the perfect way to satisfy your sweet tooth while staying on track with healthy choices! Healthy desserts are kind-of my jam. I like a dessert that gives back. One that has redeeming qualities. A sweet treat that’s going to treat me right. But of course, it also needs to be delicious so I actually satisfy those sweet cravings! The healthier dessert recipes you’ll find below are some of our go-to treats that are perfect for a healthier late-night option and many of which are great for offering kids a wholesome, but fun, treat for an after-school snack or tucked in their lunch box. Most of these recipes are whole grain and naturally sweetened, others are recipe makeovers that are lower in sugar and/or butter. A majority of them contain chocolate. 🍫❤️ And ALL are easy to make. (You can also check out my healthy muffin recipes and my entire category of sweets & desserts if you want more.) Here’s a few of our favorite healthy desserts: Healthy chocolate chip muffins Healthier no bake cookie bars No…
    • Healthy Fall BakingThese healthy fall baking favorites include everything from muffins and baked oatmeal to snacks to cookies and cakes. These fall recipes are whole grain and most are naturally sweetened for a wholesome, delicious treat at breakfast, snack, school lunch or dessert! Does anyone else get the baking bug when the cooler weather starts to roll in during autumn? I know I do! I get excited for all the apple baking projects, pumpkin baking projects and even getting ready for all the holiday baking to come! 🍎🎃 The spices, the warmth, the aroma of having something in the oven is just part of the season for me. Plus the love that comes from a homemade baked good – it just can’t be beat! ❤️ And y’all know my style is definitely a healthier version of baking. I use whole grains and most of my recipes are naturally sweetened. I try to lighten things up where possible and keep to mostly wholesome treats, maybe with a little indulgence here and there! 😉 Wondering where to start? Here are some of our healthy fall baking favorites: Chocolate chip apple cake Pumpkin baked oatmeal with chocolate chips Whole wheat pumpkin applesauce bread Easy healthy…
  • Baby Food
    • Baby Food Cookbook
    • Beginner Baby FoodsGet started with these easy beginner baby foods, including batch cooking ideas and detailed instructions.
    • Baby Food Combinations + RecipesA collection of favorite baby food combinations and lots of recipes for baby and toddler foods.
    • Baby Food ResourcesA collection of resources, information and ideas about making homemade baby food.
  • About
    • Newsletter
    • Work With Me
    • Privacy Policy
    • Copyright
    • Accessibility Statement

Healthy toddler finger food ideas

Published on March 28, 2018 Last Modified: April 22, 2019 By Kathryn Doherty

This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Please read my disclosure policy

Pin
Share
Tweet

This collection of healthy toddler finger food ideas includes fruits, veggies, proteins, grains and dairy choices that are safe and appropriate for older babies and toddlers to eat at mealtimes. It also includes a free printable so you don’t get stuck in a rut with serving the same few foods!A collection of healthy toddler finger food ideas including fruits, veggies, proteins, grains and dairy choices that are safe and appropriate for older babies and toddlers to eat at mealtimes. Also a free printable so you don’t get stuck in a rut with serving the same few foods! #toddlers #fingerfoods #kidsfood | www.familyfoodonthetable.com

Welcome to the fun – and messy! – world of toddler finger foods!

If you are just embarking on this, I have a ton of information and FAQs in my healthy baby and toddler finger foods post that you can check out.

It’s all about how and when and what to offer as your child starts to try finger foods.

Today, though it’s all about the actual foods to offer and healthy choices to include to get your little one started on the right foot.

It really is neat to watch your child start to feed themselves. They have such a sense of accomplishment. And control. And independence. 💕

Purple kids plate with peas, chicken, blueberries and sweet potato

And it makes mealtimes at home and restaurants more fun when you can eat your own food while they eat theirs. 👍

If you’re like me though, you’ll quickly be hunting around for what else your child can try. What else to offer. What else to introduce that’s safe and healthy.

(And just so you know where I’m coming from, I didn’t ever buy processed kiddie snacks. I made all of my own homemade baby food and I didn’t want to bring junk into the picture just because they were ready for finger foods.)

Also, as a health and nutrition editor, I know it’s important to have plenty of variety.

And to keep offering your toddler foods that they don’t seem interested in, to encourage them to try new things. That can be hard, and the tendency can be to give them only what they seem to be eating. But I didn’t want to fall into a rut of offering the same things every day.

So I created this list and frequently turned back to it to help me pull in a fruit we hadn’t had in a while, or to offer a vegetable or grain I hadn’t made recently. It’s easy to forget these things when you’ve got a toddler on your hands and this list was a great reminder!

Green kids plate with scrambled eggs, toast pieces, strawberries and mini spinach banana muffins

Just as a note, most of these are non-recipe foods – simple ingredients, simply offered. Cause many days I know that’s all we have time to pull out, right?

I’ve also included some of my favorite recipes for little ones, though, and you can always check out my toddler and kid food category for more ideas.

I hope this list of healthy toddler finger foods is helpful for you too and I’d love to hear in the comments below what your kids’ favorite foods are or whether there’s anything you’d add to this list.

(And if you have questions about how to get started and what’s safe — and not safe — for baby and toddler finger foods, check out my healthy baby finger foods and toddler finger foods post.)

XO,

Kathryn

Here is the FREE PRINTABLE of all the ideas below!

Check out these categories for some mostly ready-to-go finger foods and see below that for some easy recipes.

Overhead image of colorful plates with a variety of healthy baby finger foods and toddler finger foods

Healthy toddler finger food ideas: Fruits

Fruits should be soft (cooked, if needed, or very ripe otherwise) and able to be easily mushed or gummed in your child’s mouth. Remove peels and cut into small pieces or sticks for your child to pick up.

If the fruit is slippery and your child has trouble grasping it, you can roll it in a “dusting” of crushed O cereal.

  • Banana
  • Peaches
  • Pears
  • Avocado
  • Mango
  • Pineapple
  • Blueberries
  • Strawberries
  • Blackberries
  • Raspberries
  • Apples, including no-sugar-added applesauce
  • Kiwi
  • Watermelon (seedless)
  • Cantaloupe and honeydew, if soft enough
  • Grapes – cut in fourths to avoid a choking hazard

You can also incorporate fruits into oatmeal, pancakes and muffins.

Healthy toddler finger food ideas: Vegetables

Vegetables should be well-cooked and soft enough that they can be easily mushed or gummed in the mouth. Cut larger vegetables into small pieces or sticks.

  • Green peas
  • Broccoli
  • Sweet potato
  • Baked potato
  • Carrots
  • Zucchini
  • Summer squash
  • Butternut squash
  • Spaghetti squash
  • Green beans
  • Asparagus

Orange kids plate with broccoli, shredded cheese, pasta with sauce and turkey pieces

Healthy toddler finger food ideas: Grains

Introduce your baby and toddler to a variety of whole grains and try to limit the amount of processed grains they receive. Cooked grains, once cooled a bit, can be smushed together to create little clumps for your child to pick up. Melting in some cheese helps, too.

  • Brown rice
  • Oatmeal
  • Barley
  • Quinoa
  • Farro
  • Whole wheat pasta, cooked well and cut into small pieces. You can also mix pasta with tomato sauce or cheese or a veggie puree.
  • Whole wheat toast pieces – these are great served with a spread of applesauce, smashed avocado, peanut butter, melted cheese, or any fruit or vegetable puree (which is one of my favorite ways to use leftover baby foods).
  • O cereal pieces
  • Pancakes (oatmeal, pumpkin, blueberry, etc.)
  • Healthy muffins (pumpkin, banana bread, zucchini-carrot, spinach banana, blueberry banana, etc.)
  • Soft crackers (make sure they don’t have added sugar and aren’t too high in sodium)
  • Quesadillas (fill with cheese, chicken, avocado, beans, etc.)
  • Baby cookies (like these baby banana cookies)
  • Banana bread or other breads (go for naturally sweetened and whole grain as much as possible)

Healthy toddler finger food ideas: Protein

Active, growing toddlers need protein and they’ll get it from many sources (including their milk). Here are some protein ideas you can serve. Make sure everything is well cooked, soft and cut into appropriate sizes.

  • Cooked chicken, cut in small pieces or shredded, or small ground chicken pieces
  • Cooked turkey, cut into small pieces, or small ground turkey pieces
  • Cooked pork, cut into small pieces or shredded, or small ground pork pieces
  • Cooked beef, cut into small pieces or shredded, or small ground beef pieces
  • Cooked fish, cut into small pieces – tilapia, cod, salmon and tuna are good places to start
  • Soft beans, including black beans, cannellini beans, pinto beans, refried beans, edamame, field peas and black-eyed peas
  • Scrambled eggs or hard-boiled eggs, cut into small pieces
  • Egg muffins or omelets, cut into small pieces
  • Tofu
  • Hummus (you can spread it on toast or let them dip veggies into it)
  • Soft meatballs or burgers, cut into small pieces – chicken, turkey, beef, pork or veggie versions
  • Tuna or salmon patties, cut into small pieces

Healthy toddler finger food ideas: Dairy

Toddlers should continue to drink milk. Check with your pediatrician for the amount and type (such as whole versus 2%) for your child. Other dairy ideas are below.

  • Cheese including cheddar cheese, mozzarella and other soft cheeses
  • Serve cheese as small cubes, small sticks or shredded
  • Yogurt bites (make them yourself!)

You can also incorporate cheese into quesadillas, eggs, pasta or make grilled cheese bites.

WANT SOME RECIPES? Keep reading!

This collection of healthy toddler finger food ideas includes fruits, veggies, proteins, grains and dairy choices that are safe and appropriate for older babies and toddlers to eat at mealtimes. It also includes a free printable so you don’t get stuck in a rut with serving the same few foods! #toddlers #fingerfoods #kidsfood | www.familyfoodonthetable.com

Here are some great finger food and toddler recipes to check out:

  • Broccoli cheese quinoa bites
  • Whole wheat veggie pancakes
  • Veggie mac and cheese muffins
  • Spinach banana mini muffins
  • Triple veggie quinoa muffins
  • Maple cinnamon sweet potato rounds
  • Zucchini cheddar whole wheat waffles
  • Cheesy chicken meatballs
  • Easy baked turkey meatballs
  • Healthy school lunch ideas (sandwich spreads)
  • Breakfast oatmeal squares
  • Banana bread baked oatmeal
  • Apple and butternut squash muffins
  • Almond butter zucchini muffins
  • Mini oatmeal raisin baby muffins
  • Apple cinnamon quinoa breakfast muffins
  • Baby banana cookies
  • Banana oat cookies
  • Banana blueberry muffins
  • Whole wheat pumpkin muffins

Check out ALL of my healthy muffin recipes here.

And here’s that FREE PRINTABLE one more time!

PIN this for later 👇

A collection of healthy toddler finger food ideas including fruits, veggies, proteins, grains and dairy choices that are safe and appropriate for older babies and toddlers to eat at mealtimes. Also a free printable so you don’t get stuck in a rut with serving the same few foods! #toddlers #fingerfoods #kidsfood

Related Posts

  • Roasted veggie wrap with pesto and goat cheeseRoasted veggie wrap with pesto and goat cheese
  • One pot pasta with chicken sausage, spinach and peasOne pot pasta with chicken sausage, spinach and peas
  • Easter egg Rice Krispie treatsEaster egg Rice Krispie treats
  • Fast Cheesy Chicken and Broccoli Twice-Baked PotatoesFast Cheesy Chicken and Broccoli Twice-Baked Potatoes
  • Barley salad with tomatoesBarley salad with tomatoes
  • Baby banana cookies (+ video)Baby banana cookies (+ video)
Pin
Share
Tweet

Filed Under: Baby Food Resources, Toddler and kid food

« One-pot quinoa with peas and Parmesan
Curried egg salad »

Comments

  1. El says

    October 21, 2018 at 9:28 AM

    From my childhood I remember forkmashed potatoes, beans and meat together and it was not interesting thing to eat 😉 I read in Susan Urban’s guide ‘how to introduce solid foods to your baby’ about finger foods and it was something new for me. I would never thought that I can feed my son like that. But I’m not as you – homecooking nut and was lack of ideas how to prepare interesting dishes. So thank you for this article, now it is like you wrote – hunting around for what else your child can try, what else to offer and what else to introduce that’s safe and healthy 🙂

    Reply
    • Kathryn says

      October 22, 2018 at 7:13 AM

      I’m so glad this is helpful! I hope you find some new yummy foods for your little one!

      Reply
    • Rachel Henley says

      June 23, 2021 at 1:04 PM

      I agree. Great post. Tons of ideas here. Thank you, from one mama to another. 🙂 💗

      Reply
      • Kathryn Doherty says

        June 23, 2021 at 3:21 PM

        Oh yay, I’m so happy to hear it’s helpful Rachel! Thanks so much for sharing! 😊

        Reply
  2. Erin says

    August 24, 2019 at 8:40 PM

    Do you have pumpkin muffin recipes without honey? I have plenty of pumpkin puree I’d like to start using but my son is only 11 months old currently. Or if you have any other pumpkin recipes?

    Reply
  3. Kathryn Doherty says

    August 25, 2019 at 6:20 PM

    Hi Erin! You could substitute maple syrup or agave in this recipe to avoid using honey in a baby who is less than 1 year old. I also have TONS of other pumpkin recipes! Here’s the full search listing: https://www.familyfoodonthetable.com/?s=pumpkin These cookies may be a fun finger food for your son: https://www.familyfoodonthetable.com/pumpkin-banana-oatmeal-cookies/ Hope that helps!

    Reply
  4. Manisha says

    October 20, 2020 at 12:48 PM

    I am so thankful to you for sharing these awesome finger food ideas.

    Reply
    • Kathryn Doherty says

      October 20, 2020 at 3:20 PM

      I’m so happy it’s helpful! 😊

      Reply
  5. Breanne says

    May 9, 2022 at 7:46 PM

    Thank you so much for these ideas! We eat mostly healthy over here, with the occasional side of mac n’ cheese, and were looking for more variety to feed our 17-month-old! I have already printed off the list of foods and recipes and can’t wait to try these options!

    Reply
    • Kathryn Doherty says

      May 11, 2022 at 7:35 AM

      Oh yay, I’m so happy to hear this is helpful Breanne! I hope you find some new favorites for your little one! 😊

      Reply
  6. Reann says

    September 20, 2022 at 5:25 AM

    Thank you so much for sharing. It has been a great help. I appreciate your free download. God Bless You.

    Reply
    • Kathryn Doherty says

      September 21, 2022 at 7:38 AM

      I’m so happy you found this helpful!! 😊

      Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Hi there! I’m Kathryn Doherty, a cookbook author, mom of two kids, and devoted food and home cooking nut. I’ve got lots of easy recipes and resources to help you get delicious food on the table for your family! More about me

Search this site

Let’s be friends!

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • RSS
  • Tumblr
  • Twitter

Sign up and get my FREE e-cookbook, Easy Weeknight Dinners!

Popular Recipes

Creamy chicken skillet with mushrooms and mozzarella
Curry ground turkey with rice and peas is full of warm, rich flavors but is super quick and easy to make! This 20-minute recipe is great for a weeknight dinner! #curry #turkeycurry #groundturkey #easydinners #quickdinners
Crock pot honey garlic chicken served in a bowl with green onions sprinkled on top
This quick and easy Southwest chicken skillet dinner uses rotisserie chicken, fresh veggies, canned beans and simple spices for a delicious meal that’s ready in just 15 minutes! #easychickendinner #onepotrecipe | www.familyfoodonthetable.com
A skillet with a saucy chicken curry and bowls of rice and peas behind it
A 5-ingredient, 15-minute honey garlic chicken with an addictively delicious sauce - a perfect weeknight dinner recipe!

See my Google Web Stories.

Food & Recipes

  • Main Dishes
  • Side Dishes
  • Breakfast
  • Apps & Snacks
  • All Recipes

Search this site

Follow me!

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter

Baby Food Cookbook

Sign up and get my FREE e-cookbook, Easy Weeknight Dinners!

Copyright © 2023 · Family Food on the Table

Sign up for new recipes and get my FREE e-cookbook!
Sign up for new recipes and you'll get my FREE e-cookbook, Easy Weeknight Dinners!
Introduce yourself and your program
Your information will *never* be shared or sold to a 3rd party.