Vegetable Frittata Loaf

Vegetable Frittata Loaf: A Nutritious and Kid-Friendly Meal for 10 months & up

A vegetable frittata loaf is a delicious, protein-packed meal that is perfect for babies, toddlers, and the whole family. Made with eggs, colorful vegetables, and yummy cheese, this soft and fluffy loaf is an easy way to incorporate more veggies into your child’s diet. I love how easy it is to make, just grate your veggies throw it in a bowl with some eggs and flour and add to your loaf pan. Made with clean, simple, healthy ingredients. Unlike traditional frittatas, a frittata loaf is baked in a loaf pan, making it easy to slice into baby-friendly portions, finger food pieces, or sandwich-style servings. It’s great for breakfast, a quick lunch idea, or dinner idea and can be customized with different vegetables and flavors. You can eat it cold as well, goes great in lunchboxes or a quick lunch with some fruit on the side.  

Why This Frittata Loaf is Great for Kids:

Soft & Easy to Eat – A fluffy, soft texture makes it ideal for babies and toddlers.
Packed with Protein & Nutrients – Eggs provide protein, while veggies add fiber and vitamins.
Customizable – I used grated carrot, sweet potato and broccoli, but you can really use any vegetables you and your child enjoy.
Great for Meal Prep – Make ahead and store for easy meals throughout the week or a quick lunch idea. This recipe is freezer-friendly and reheats wonderfully.
Baby-Led Weaning Friendly (BLW) – Easy to cut into manageable pieces for self-feeding. You can either cut into strips or small pieces.

What you need:

Grater

Loaf Pan

 

Substitutions:

Eggs- In this recipe I don't recommend replacing the eggs Vegetables- I used sweet potato, broccoli and carrot. You can swap any of these for veggies you and your little one prefer, like spinach, red bell pepper, mushrooms, zucchini, onion, etc. Cheese- I used a mix of yellow cheddar and mozzarella for this recipe. You can swap for non-dairy cheese to make this non-dairy. Flour- I used regular all-purpose, but most flours will work. You can use spelt flour, gluten-free flour, whole wheat flour or oat flour.   If you enjoyed this recipe, here are a few more easy kid-friendly recipes you should check out: Broccoli Cheesy Fingers Zucchini Cheesy Fingers Sweet Potato Broccoli Fritters Broccoli Cheddar Rice Fritters