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Peter Rabbit’s noodles
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Suitable from 7-9 months
Ingredients
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1small carrot
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1 to 2teaspoons water
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1teaspoon butter or oil
Method
Use a swivel-blade potato peeler to peel the carrot and then cut into long ribbon strips (like flat noodles) from the length of the carrot. Cut as many as you can. Put carrot ‘noodles’ in a small microwave dish. Add water and butter or oil. Cover and microwave for one minute, or a little longer, just until the carrot is tender. Cool and give as finger food.