care to share dry fruit/fruit based recipes?

I hope I will be able to help.
Cheelas of besan and rice flour with veggies, as it comes out soft, the kid might like it.
Apple kheer/ apple pies
fruit cream..a sure hit, just add sugar and fruit peices to beaten crean and viola.
You can do the same with hung curds....add sugar and fruits to it, its a gujju recipe, and delicious. Dry fruit is also added to it. This can be made with bananas, mango, apple, orange, etc.
dry fruit kheer
atta pinni(laddu)
pizza - I make it with chopped veggies sauteed and then baked on a pizza base, with some cheese on top. The children don't realise what all went into it. Can use capsicum, cabbage, tomatoes, beans etc.

Another thing is pulao/imli rice/lemon rice etc, with lots of veggies.
What I do is add thinly chopped and sauteed veggies to the original recipe.

Same for noodles.

All these recipes , are good for grown ups too. Thus I prefer as I do not need to cook something extra, so saves time.

Some sites you can look up. the links are here...
Fruits Baby Food Recipes! Fruit Puree for homemade baby food recipes, get Free Fruit Puree baby food recipes at wholesomebabyfood.com
Dried Fruit Recipes | Weelicious ? - Fast, Easy & Fresh Homemade Home Made Baby Food Babyfood Recipes, Toddler Food and recipes for the entire family!

Recipes for Fruit Desserts | DianasDesserts.com

I know we will need to use just their ideas as their style of eating and cooking is different from us.
One important thing to remember is that the kids keep on changing and so do their tastes. So do not worry, one more thing...show the child to the doctor, some deficiency, mouth ulcers, teething etc can keep the kids away from food. My DS in the same age group is doing the similar pranks and cranks.

 

You can try mixing any fruit (like bananas, berries etc) with pancake batter or any shredded vegetables(like carrots, sweet potatos, etc) with idli's , dosas batter.

 

my mom used to make prune cookies.. my bro and i loved it!! but we hated regular prunes.. same with dates and figs

banana bread is a big hit, fruit crumble (take any stone fruit, chop in to small cubes, drizzle a bit of honey and coat well, toss of oats or crumbled biscuits and bake until bubbly)

and you can change it around to suit your preferences

 

krithika,

I think v meant the same. apricots, peaches those fruits that have a stone.

I think it is a season. sometimes kids start avoiding a certain food. just don't leave it, do give that fruit in different style. i suffered for 3 years when DD stopped eating greens.

I just puree veggies and make dough for rotis.

you could chop, add sugar and stuff fruit parathas, if he likes. or you could just make a filling with the pureed fruits. a puree and cookit to form a jelly, use it as side for dosas, rotis.

you can make banana muffins, maybe the fluffiness will come with trials, but you can definitely subsitute butter with oil. (I make apple cookies, banana muffins without butter and egg.)

fruit crumble tastes better with biscuits but do try with oats.

 

Yup exactly what I meant - you can also do berries.

 

you can give
1.fruit custard.
2.dry fruits custard
3.dates bajji
4.banana fritters
5.fruit fritters
6.apple bajji
7.fruit dosa/idli
8.dry fruit laddu
9.fruit payasam
10.dry fruit poli