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Real Fish Fingers by Mark Hix
By Mark Hix on 20/04/2010 13:20:35
The celebrity chef offers a favouritechild-friendly recipe
This may be a bit more labour-intensive than reaching into the frozen foods compartment, but it’s worth it nutritionally. Limit preparation time by making a big batch of fish fingers and freezing them. Firmer fish holds together better and makes
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Cooking for kids, with Aldo Zilli
By Catherine Hudson on 24/06/2011 10:56:55
Celebrity chef, Aldo Zilli gave us a masterclass in making healthy food for children. Here are some of the fantastic tips we came away with...
to your children once or twice a week.Make your own fish fingers, burgers, etc. so your child will still enjoy them but there will be no additives and salts.MilkGive full fat/whole milk to children under 2.Semi-skimmed can be given after 2 if your child
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Podium Restaurant
By Catherine O'Dolan on 20/04/2010 13:54:11
Fine eating at the London Hilton on Park Lane
, Niçoise and Greek salads – and you can go back for more if you’re hungry. The main course is served at your table. There’s lots of choice for adults, from Stilton tart to lamb, while child staples include chicken strips, fish fingers and macaroni.We all
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Spaghetti With Herbs And Garlic
By Junior on 15/09/2011 10:53:54
This is the simplest of pasta dishes; but the simplest food can often be the most magical
dried pasta. - While the spaghetti is cooking, wash the lemon and grate the zest. It’s always best to supervise children when they are grating foods, so you can keep an eye out for little fingers. Avoid grating any of the white pith that lies beneath
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A Little of What You Fancy
By Kelly Beswick on 01/06/2011 15:02:03
Small and perfectly formed, Little Dish has lots of big admirers
family. What do you consider to be your flagship product?Little Dish Fish Pie was part of our original range and continues to be one of our best sellers. Parents know how important it is for their children to have fish in their diet even at an early age
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Atlantis The Palm: Dubai
By Catherine O'Dolan on 07/08/2010 11:46:49
Opening to an array of celebrity guests and the biggest firework display in the world, Atlantis The Palm in Dubai is a heady mix of glamour and thrills
of the lost city of Atlantis and is an homage to all things oceanic. One of its most impressive features is The Ambassador Lagoon, with its huge expanse of viewing windows, which is home to 65,000 fish and marine species – sufficient enticement for most
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How to pack a healthy lunch box every day
By Kim Hookem on 26/09/2011 10:18:29
Give your children all the nutrition and energy they need to enjoy school, with these simple ideas for the perfect lunch box
should include:A portion of protein - meat or fish are ideal but there are also healthy veggie alternatives such as pulses or egg.A serving of carbohydrate or starchy food - bread, pasta and potatoes provide slow-release energy to keep your children going
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Home on the range
By Junior on 08/08/2011 17:09:39
Perusing the peaks for the ultimate family ski holiday is no easy task. Thankfully, there is a hassle-free option for a glamorous family gathering…
child calling out “hello”. Run by the lovely Thomas and Hannelore Eggler, the Arlberghaus Hotel was also exceptionally family-friendly. Children’s tea was available from 5pm each day – featuring meatballs, grilled fish, fish fingers, pizza, pasta
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Arabian magic
By Junior on 09/08/2011 11:02:19
Opening to an array of celebrity guests and the biggest firework display in the world, Atlantis, The Palm in Dubai is a heady mix of glamour and thrills
is The Ambassador Lagoon, with its huge viewing windows, which is home to 65,000 fish and marine species – sufficient enticement for most toddlers to press their little noses up against the glass, trying to spot the scary sharks or the giant rays with leopard
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Awesome Orlando
By Catherine O'Dolan on 16/04/2010 17:20:50
, and our behind-the-scenes, hands-on experience was full of educational opportunities: we learnt how to stroke a penguin (gently on his back, using two fingers); we also learnt why the penguin handler wore a plastic apron and Wellingtons, as penguins
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