lol … It was seafood spaghetti. She had a good go at the shellfish but we helped eat the large ones. It’s a good way of introducing the taste. To be fair we weren’t expecting quite so many shell’s!!! This is half a dish! Her twin had the other half.
She left most of the mussels but they were really large and to be honest I struggled with them. Everything else she chomped down even moping up the sauce with bread!
my eldest gives everything a good try in terms of food, and he has had all sorts of seafood, unfortunately my daaughter is a real fuss pot and would never try anything like this
Adventurous!! Good on her!!I couldn’t reply yesterday, but here’s what my photo was about! I blogged about it today :o)By the way, many of you asked what yesterday’s Silent Sunday photograph was – it’s this metal structure near The Shard at London Bridge.I just loved all the texture and the wavy lines.It looked really sinister on the cold afternoon, too.It reminded me of the stuff I used to do in A Level art, where I sculpted chicken wire into statues and then covered them in papier maché.The photo was cropped, and I thought it looked like a basque for a female robot!
Wow, so good to see someone so young diving into yummy seafood. My daughter (fusspot) would probably turn her nose up at it!
Wow – what a plateful! Great to see someone so young eating such variety.
Did she really eat all that? My boys would think it was funny to eat them, and then would run a mile if i gave it to them…
lol … It was seafood spaghetti. She had a good go at the shellfish but we helped eat the large ones. It’s a good way of introducing the taste. To be fair we weren’t expecting quite so many shell’s!!! This is half a dish! Her twin had the other half.
Wow!lots of shells indeed! I am not a fan of this kind of seafood but it is lovely to see kids that want to try different foods!
That looks delicious! I do love the concentration on your daughter’s face as she tackles this great looking dish. Did she enjoy it?
God she’s brave!
Did she like it? I love prawns!!
She left most of the mussels but they were really large and to be honest I struggled with them. Everything else she chomped down even moping up the sauce with bread!
oh my goodness she’s brave! Not something I would do.
Such a sweet picture, a very adventurous young lady too! Emma 🙂
Wow that is an adventurous plate of food for a little one! Delicious of course. Very impressed!
Blimey she is brave! I can’t eat seafood and I am nearly 30!! haha! x
Too much like hard work but love how she is having a good attempt
my eldest gives everything a good try in terms of food, and he has had all sorts of seafood, unfortunately my daaughter is a real fuss pot and would never try anything like this
I’m impressed….that plate would be enough to turn my stomach – I don’t do seafood. Great shot!
wow I am impressed. My oldest loves prawns but would never eat it like that. x
Adventurous!! Good on her!!I couldn’t reply yesterday, but here’s what my photo was about! I blogged about it today :o)By the way, many of you asked what yesterday’s Silent Sunday photograph was – it’s this metal structure near The Shard at London Bridge.I just loved all the texture and the wavy lines.It looked really sinister on the cold afternoon, too.It reminded me of the stuff I used to do in A Level art, where I sculpted chicken wire into statues and then covered them in papier maché.The photo was cropped, and I thought it looked like a basque for a female robot!
Wow, I wouldn’t eat that! Lovely to see a little one get stuck in to it all. Great picture.