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We are pretty much in the thick of an Irish changeable autumn. The weather has changed from the mild and slightly warm days in seems over night to have to utter the words – kids where are your scarves. It kind of felt for a while there that summer would last forever but with the change comes so much loveliness.<\/p>\n
Autumn for me brings with it the arrival of an entire season of new produce from beets to pumpkins and of course lot’s of unusual squash and sweet potatoes as well as kale! The kids have been making lots of apple pies and we are still finding treasures of blackberries when we go to the park.<\/p>\n
Hummus is one of those amazing superfoods. Chickpeas are high in iron and they also count as one of your five a day too! I bet you didn’t know that (well I didn’t until recently). So even though\u00a0this hummus doesn’t have any seasonal veggies in it, I serve it with spears of sweet potato, butternut squash and softly roasted carrot and a little brown bread. It is just so ridiculously delicious and a great way of getting spices, veggies and tonnes of goodness into your kids diet.<\/p>\n
Remember that iron that comes from plant based sources needs a little vitamin C at the same meal to get the most amount of absorption of it’s iron rich goodness. Add a few chopped strawberries, raspberries or chopped cherry tomatoes on the side and voila you have a perfect little lunch.<\/strong><\/p>\n Let me know what you think and hope your week is amazing.<\/p>\n Love Aileen and this little cutie pie Oscar xxxxx<\/p>\n![\"Healthy](\"https:\/\/www.babyledfeeding.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/10\/Baby-Led-Feeding-Curried-Hummus-Recipe-Long-Photo-of-Oscar-eating-Hummus-Image.jpg\")
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