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Flaked Cod with Pea Mash

Baked cod flaked into a soft, lumpy pea mash with olive oil. A mild way to offer fish and keep it on the menu.

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Flaked Cod with Pea Mash
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Ingredients

Makes 2–3 baby servings

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Method

  1. 1

    Heat the oven to 400°F (200°C). Bake the cod on parchment for 10–12 minutes, until it flakes easily and reaches 145°F (63°C).

  2. 2

    Meanwhile simmer the peas in unsalted water for 5 minutes, then drain and mash with the olive oil and mint, leaving soft lumps.

  3. 3

    Flake the fish finely and check carefully for bones with your fingers.

  4. 4

    Fold the fish into the pea mash and cool before serving.

Serve it by age

7–8 months

Serve as a lumpy mash on a spoon.

9–12 months

Offer small flakes of fish next to the squashed peas.

12 months+

Shape into small fish cakes with mashed potato.

health_and_safetyAllergens

Contains fish (top 9 allergen). For a first exposure, offer a small amount early in the day and watch for 2 hours. The butter swap adds milk; use it only once milk has been introduced on its own.

sync_altSwaps

  • swap_horizUse salmon, haddock or pollock.
  • swap_horizUse 1 tsp unsalted butter instead of olive oil once milk has been introduced (contains milk).

kitchenStorage

Fridge 1 day. Freeze up to 1 month.

Safety reminders

  • No added salt, sugar or honey before 12 months.
  • Always check texture: food should squash between your thumb and finger.
  • Stay with your baby and keep them seated upright while eating.
  • Check fish for bones twice before serving.
  • This recipe is general guidance for healthy, full-term babies and children. Ask your pediatrician first if your child was born early, has a medical condition, allergies or feeding difficulties (medical disclaimer).