Sweet Potato Chicken Fritters for Kids- Suitable for 10 Months Old Baby & Up
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Sweet Potato Chicken Fritters are everything you want in a kids’ meal: soft, nourishing, easy to make and full of real, nutritious ingredients. They come out so flavorful, soft, crispy on the outside and incredibly delicious! A great finger food that both little ones and grown-ups can enjoy. Made with simple, whole-food ingredients like
ground chicken breast, grated sweet potato, egg, and mild seasonings, they’re soft enough for toddlers and baby-led weaning (BLW), yet filling enough for the whole family. Perfect as a quick lunch, protein-packed snack, or dinner, these fritters are wholesome, easy to prep, and always a hit.
Why You’ll Love These Sweet Potato Chicken Fritters:
- Made with Minimal, Whole Ingredients
- Soft Texture for Little Mouths
- Protein-Rich and Nutrient-Packed- the sweet potato gives a subtle sweetness and you can't even tell it's in there!
- Freezer-Friendly for Meal Prep- they reheat beautifully and save me on those busy days.
- Versatile- They are so convenient, you can serve them for lunch or dinner.
- Great for BLW and Toddler Finger Food
Nutritional Benefits:
- Sweet Potato is packed with vitamin A (beta-carotene), which supports healthy vision, skin, and immune function. It also offers dietary fiber to promote gentle digestion for little ones.
- Chicken is a lean, complete protein source that helps support muscle growth, brain development, and energy.
- Egg contributes choline, essential for brain development, along with B vitamins that help with metabolism and energy.
- Gluten-Free Flour makes these fritters gentle on sensitive stomachs and suitable for gluten-free families.
- Turmeric adds not only a warm golden color but also anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, thanks to its active compound, curcumin—great for supporting immune and brain health in growing children.
- Garlic Powder is a flavorful addition that also offers immune-boosting and antimicrobial benefits, helping support natural defenses during cold and flu seasons.
- Onion Powder contains beneficial plant compounds like quercetin and provides mild digestive and immune support, making it a gentle yet nutritious way to introduce flavorful ingredients to kids.
Serving Suggestions:
- Serve as-is for a toddler-friendly lunch or dinner.
- Pair with a side of steamed veggies, mashed avocado, ketchup or yogurt dip for a balanced meal.
- Cut into bite-sized pieces for younger babies doing baby-led weaning.
- Pop into lunchboxes with fruit and whole grain crackers for a well-rounded meal on-the-go.
Ingredients & Substitutions:
Ground Chicken Breast- You can substitute ground chicken with ground turkey or ground chicken thighs.
Sweet Potato- The sweet potato works really well in this recipe and gives a beautiful flavor. You can substitute with regular potato, but you won't get the same flavor.
Egg- This can be replaced with 1/4 cup applesauce.
Gluten-Free Flour- You can substitute this with all-purpose flour.
Avocado Oil for cooking- You can use any neutral oil you prefer.
What You Need:
Grater
Large Frying Pan
Baking Tray
If you enjoyed this recipe, here are some more kids meals you can check out:
Turkey Veggie Tots
Hidden Veggie Chicken Nuggets
Egg-Free Baked Chicken Bites
Baked Sweet Potato Hashbrowns