Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 12:08     Subject: Salmon and children
Why don't you take a break from it for a few weeks and then try it again after he's forgotten about it?
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 12:07     Subject: Re:Salmon and children
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:There is no reason to eat salmon weekly. Other fish exists. He’s just tired of salmon. I would be too if I had to eat it weekly.


I'm guessing OP is looking for omega 3 sources.

OP maybe try rainbow trout.


I get it, but other fish and other foods have omega 3. No need to torture her kid.


Flax has Omega 3 as well. I put it in smoothies and in yogurt and oatmeal. Take a break from salmon.


Flax doesn’t have the kind of omegas that are associated with the health benefits of salmon.

Not OP and agree you shouldn’t force kids to eat something they’re rejecting, just saying. Flax is not truly a substitute.
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 12:07     Subject: Salmon and children
Don't forget walnuts
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 12:05     Subject: Re:Salmon and children
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:There is no reason to eat salmon weekly. Other fish exists. He’s just tired of salmon. I would be too if I had to eat it weekly.


I'm guessing OP is looking for omega 3 sources.

OP maybe try rainbow trout.


I get it, but other fish and other foods have omega 3. No need to torture her kid.


Flax has Omega 3 as well. I put it in smoothies and in yogurt and oatmeal. Take a break from salmon.
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 12:04     Subject: Re:Salmon and children
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:There is no reason to eat salmon weekly. Other fish exists. He’s just tired of salmon. I would be too if I had to eat it weekly.


I'm guessing OP is looking for omega 3 sources.

OP maybe try rainbow trout.


I get it, but other fish and other foods have omega 3. No need to torture her kid.


It’s actually pretty hard to get a big dose of the most beneficial omega 3 without salmon. Shrimp has like 1/10th the amount, if even.
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 12:00     Subject: Salmon and children
Brazilian salmon stew
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 11:16     Subject: Salmon and children
Try it as sashimi. My son only eats salmon sashimi.
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 11:16     Subject: Re:Salmon and children
Salmon cakes, salmon salad (like tuna salad with mayo, dill and capers), smoked salmon — but I also don’t think you should force it. There are things that I will never eat again (like liver) because I was “encouraged “ to eat them as a kid.
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 11:13     Subject: Re:Salmon and children
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:There is no reason to eat salmon weekly. Other fish exists. He’s just tired of salmon. I would be too if I had to eat it weekly.


I'm guessing OP is looking for omega 3 sources.

OP maybe try rainbow trout.


I get it, but other fish and other foods have omega 3. No need to torture her kid.
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 11:09     Subject: Salmon and children
Anonymous wrote:My kid likes salmon a lot, so we have lots of ways to cook it. One way she likes it is in a quinoa salad with diced tomatoes, dill, crumbled feta cheese, pine nuts, diced cucumbers, etc., and dressed with olive oil and lemon juice and a little salt and pepper.


This sounds good! Do you cook the salmon or is it with smoked salmon? Recipe?

Does anyone have a good recipe for salmon cakes? Do you start with canned salmon?
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 10:53     Subject: Re:Salmon and children
Kids' tastes change. Mine will eat pretty much anything but not all the time. Starting in K, my oldest started hating tomatoes. Now she loves them again and asks for them in her lunch. Don't force it and I bet he'll come around in a few months.
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 10:43     Subject: Re:Salmon and children
My 5 year olds loves salmon with "Magic Salmon Seasoning". They sell it with all the spices.
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 10:13     Subject: Re:Salmon and children
We make wraps with chunks of the salmon and other less slimy fillings to offset the salmon.
Also, my kids like soy based sauces like teriyaki.
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 10:10     Subject: Re:Salmon and children
Anonymous wrote:There is no reason to eat salmon weekly. Other fish exists. He’s just tired of salmon. I would be too if I had to eat it weekly.


I'm guessing OP is looking for omega 3 sources.

OP maybe try rainbow trout.
Anonymous
Post 01/13/2022 10:05     Subject: Re:Salmon and children
There is no reason to eat salmon weekly. Other fish exists. He’s just tired of salmon. I would be too if I had to eat it weekly.