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Egg noodles to make with children

Estos tallarines de huevo para niños son un plato low carb para disfrutar, se pueden servir con una salsa casera y gratinarlos con queso.

 

In this post I want to tell you how to prepare some egg “noodles” to make with the children, it is not pasta as we understand it, they are very thin tortillas cut into strips, a healthy option for the little ones.

If you have children, these days confined at home will have been a great challenge, and our lives have changed a lot, and those of our children too.

 

With confinement our physical activity has decreased, it is important to adapt the diet to this new circumstance.

 

As adults, we worry because being locked up has meant a sharp decrease in our physical activity.

On the one hand, the scheduled one (our usual training routines), and on the other hand, the unscheduled one, known as NEAT (Non-exercise activity thermogenesis).

I don’t know if you’re familiar with this concept, but NEAT refers to calorie expenditure beyond scheduled physical exercise, for example, going up and down stairs, walking during the day, etc.

But what about children? The drop in their physical activity is probably even more exaggerated.

In their daily lives, in addition to getting up early every day to go to school, they also tend to do other activities, sports, dancing, swimming, etc.

Without a doubt, this abrupt change means that we pay much more attention to their diet.

We must be aware that if their energy expenditure drops, their needs will be lower and we must act accordingly.

This is not about calorie restriction, this is about eating healthy and well. A child, just because they are a child, is not immune to excess sugar and flour. refined, affect them as much as they do you and will condition their adult life, don’t forget that.

The ideal is to plan their menus just as we do with ours, in fact, children should eat the same as us or as similar as possible.

If one day you cook legumes, lentils for example, don’t make anything else separately, serve their portion, which will surely be smaller and you can make them a second course that they like to help them enjoy that meal.

 

Egg noodles for children are a low-carb dish that they will enjoy without overeating.

 

But in addition to them eating the same as adults, we can also prepare some special meals for them that are also healthy.

Remember that when I say healthy I don’t just mean “nutritionally adequate”, I also mean free of additives, preservatives, and many of the substances that come with processed foods.

The best way to avoid all of that is by cooking at home and making our own food, which is why I like this recipe so much, because as I always say, I control the ingredients.

It’s much easier to buy pre-cooked noodles and add a commercial sauce, but my conscience wouldn’t be clear.

 

Avoid ultra-processed foods; they are very easy to turn to when it comes to children’s nutrition.

 

I definitely prefer to spend a few extra minutes in the kitchen in exchange for a a reward that for me, is priceless, health and well-being.

 

egg tortillas

 

The recipe that I propose in this post is a way to put into practice what I tell you.

These are egg “noodles”, which are not “pasta” as we usually know it, they are tortillas that you can cut into strips and serve as if it were a pasta dish with the sauce that you like the most.

 

Prepare these tortillas with different ingredients to give them color and flavor, cut them and your egg noodles are ready.

 

They can be made with spinach, tomato, pumpkin, peas, carrots, even beets, the more colors the more fun.

The tortillas you see in the image are spinach and tomato, I made them in less than 30 minutes, rolled them and cut them into strips.

I put them on a plate mixing both colors, I added homemade tomato sauce, grated cheese and dried oregano, the success was resounding.

 

egg noodles

 

Do you want to know how to prepare them? Below you will findI leave the recipe that serves as a base to make any of the versions, you just have to change the specific ingredient.

I assure you that children love it when we pose them new challenges from time to time.

And one of them may be that they help you prepare these tortillas, an easy recipe that you can also consume as a family.

These delicious tortillas can be served cut into noodles or as tortillas to fill with whatever you like best.

In the following image you can see how I filled them that same day for a quick and light dinner.

With hummus and chicken, spinach leaves, arugula and lettuce, paprika from La Vera and a few drops of olive oil, they turned out to be a delicious bite.

 

stuffed egg tortillas

 

Why I like this recipe so much:

  • Because it is easy, fun and imaginative, ideal to make with children.
  • It is healthy and light.
  • It has few ingredients and is flexible, it can be adapted to our taste.
  • Because it is ideal to involve children in the kitchen.

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tallarines de huevo

"Tallarines" de huevo para hacer con niños

Estos tallarines de huevo para niños son un plato low carb para disfrutar, se pueden servir con una salsa casera y gratinarlos con queso.
5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Course tortillas
Cuisine CASERA
Servings 4 raciones
Calories 170 kcal

Ingredients
  

Para 6 tortillas de espinacas

  • 120 g huevo (2 huevos M)
  • 60 ml leche entera (1/4 de taza), se puede usar leche vegetal
  • 30 g harina de avena (1/3 de taza) (puede contener gluten)
  • 2 g sal marina (1/4 cucharadita)
  • 60 g espinacas frescas (2 tazas aproximadamente)

Para 6 tortillas de tomate

  • 120 g huevo
  • 60 ml leche entera
  • 30 g harina de avena
  • 2 g sal marina
  • 2 cda salsa de tomate (si es casero mejor)
  • 1/4 cucharadita orégano seco (también puedes añadir albahaca)

Para la salsa

  • 3 cda salsa de tomate (si es casero mejor, puedes poner otra salsa saludable de tu preferencia y añadirle bonito, carne picada, jamón, etc)
  • 1 cda queso rallado
  • 1 pizca orégano seco

Instructions
 

  • Pon todos los ingredientes en el vaso de la batidora, y mezcla muy bien, si las haces con espinacas, ponlas tal cual, sin cocinarlas, si las haces con salsa de tomate también. Si te decides por usar calabaza, guisantes, remolacha o zanahoria, deberán estar previamente cocidos.
  • En una sartén, pon unas gotas de aceite y ve cocinando las tortillas, echa siempre la misma cantidad, ayúdate de una cuchara medidora y cubre la superficie de la sartén creando una fina capa. En 1 minuto estará lista.
  • Dale la vuelta con mucho cuidado, levanta un lado con la ayuda de una espátula de madera y cógela con los dedos para darle la vuelta rápidamente sin que se rompa.
  • Deja que se enfríen en un plato y así tendrán más consistencia.
  • Enrolla las tortillas y córtalas en tiras no muy finas para que no se rompan, mezcla diferentes colores en el plato y adereza con la salsa, añade queso y ¡a comer!.

Nutrition Facts
"Tallarines" de huevo para hacer con niños
Amount Per Serving (150 g)
Calories 170 Calories from Fat 72
% Daily Value*
Fat 8g12%
Saturated Fat 3g19%
Cholesterol 226mg75%
Sodium 508mg22%
Potassium 262mg7%
Carbohydrates 13g4%
Fiber 1g4%
Sugar 2g2%
Protein 11g22%
Vitamin A 1779IU36%
Vitamin C 4mg5%
Calcium 95mg10%
Iron 2mg11%
* Los porcentajes de Valores Diarios están basados en una dieta de 2000 calorías.
Keyword huevo, low carb, tortillas
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