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Beetroot cutlet

Make this crunchy beetroot cutlet recipe for snack time and let your entire family will enjoy the flavorful treat. 

Pair it with ketchup or green chutney to make it more interesting.

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Kid-friendly beetroot cutlet 

Beetroot is the favorite at our home. Be it simply stir fry or a side dish for rice, everyone including my little toddler loves it. This made me want to cook something different with beetroot instead of the regular fries.

That is when I settled at doing beetroot cutlets for snack time. This crunchy beetroot cutlets recipe can easily become your family’s staple owing to its yummy taste and choice of veggies.

Here, in this recipe, I have reduced the amount of spice and used homemade kid-friendly garam masala to make it more baby friendly and more delicious. Still, it remains equally flavorful and tasty for everyone to enjoy.

Read: Homemade Garam Masala

 

Beetroot Cutlet Recipe

Make the snack times more interesting and yummy for your tummy with these beetroot cutlets. 

Serving size: 15 medium cutlets

Ingredients

  • 2 medium onion, finely chopped
  • 3 medium potato
  • 1 beetroot, grated
  • 2 medium carrot, grated
  • ½ cup coriander leaves, chopped 
  • ½ cup mint leaves, chopped
  • ¾  tablespoon ginger garlic paste
  • 2 teaspoon garam masala (Recipe for baby-friendly homemade garam masala here!)
  • 1 cup breadcrumbs or rice flakes powder
  • ¼ cup flax egg (Replacement for Maida dip)
  • Salt as required
  • Oil

Instructions

  • Cook potatoes for 3 to 4 whistles in a pressure cooker. Mash it and keep aside.
  • In a pan, heat oil and add chopped onions
  • Once onion turns golden brown in color, add garam masala and ginger-garlic paste
  • Fry until the raw smell of ginger-garlic goes and then add mint and coriander leaves
  • Let it fry for some time, and add beetroot and carrot
  • Let it get cooked. Now add ¼ cup breadcrumbs or rice flakes powder and mix well.
  • Add mashed potatoes and mix well to form a thick dough
  • Let it cool and make small balls out of it.
  • Make it to any shape (preferably flat ones so that insides of the cutlet pieces gets cooked well while frying)
  • Dip it in flax egg gently and coat it with breadcrumbs or rice flakes powder on all sides.
  • In a pan, add 1 tablespoon of oil and heat it. Now add these shaped cutlets and let it fry.
  • Once one side seems to be turning brown, flip it over.
  • Flip 2 to 3 times and cook well. Once they turn brownish, take it off the heat and SERVE! 

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is it safe to give beetroot to babies?

Yes, beetroot is safe for babies when introduced after six months, as part of a balanced diet. It is packed with essential nutrients like iron, potassium, and fiber that support healthy growth.

Be sure to cook it thoroughly to soften its texture, making it easier for babies to eat. Avoid adding too much salt or spices when preparing it for younger babies.

Is beetroot high in sugar?

Beetroot contains natural sugars, but it is not considered “high” in sugar. The natural sweetness of beetroot is balanced by its fiber content, making it a healthy choice.

This natural sweetness often makes it more appealing to babies and toddlers when introduced as finger foods like cutlets or soft sticks.

How to use beetroot in baby food?

Beetroot can be steamed, boiled, or roasted and used in various baby-friendly finger foods like soft beetroot sticks, patties, or cutlets.

These can be made with minimal spices and no added salt for younger children. Its natural sweetness and vibrant color make it a great addition to meals that encourage self-feeding.

Can beetroot cause red stool in babies?

Yes, beetroot can sometimes cause red-colored stool in babies. This is completely normal and happens due to the natural pigments in beetroot (betalains).

It is harmless and not a cause for concern. However, if you’re unsure or notice other symptoms, consult your pediatrician.