Level 6: Soft & Bite-Sized Easy Baked Salmon
This Level 6: Soft & Bite-Sized Easy, Baked Salmon recipe is so simple and requires few ingredients! All you need is a salmon fillet, salt, pepper, and an oven!
This Level 6: Soft & Bite-Sized Easy, Baked Salmon recipe is so simple and requires few ingredients! All you need is a salmon fillet, salt, pepper, and an oven!
This Level 4: Puree Holiday Sweet Potato Puree is based on that sweet potato casserole we all know and love. Serve this at Christmas and it’s sure to be a hit!
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This Level 3: Moderately Thick Delicious French Onion Soup is sure to be a family favorite! There’s nothing better than a ton of caramelized onions.
This Level 2: Mildly Thick Copycat Zuppa Toscana is everything you love about that family-style Italian chain restaurant, but from the comfort of your own home! It blends into a beautiful, creamy soup that everyone can enjoy.
This Level 5: Minced & Moist Riced-Broccoli Rice Casserole is as delicious as it is easy to eat and swallow! It’s warm, creamy, and comforting – perfect for a potluck.
This Level 2: Mildly Thick Festive Pumpkin Soup is perfect for the holidays! It’s elegant and easily modified for a dysphagia diet. Additionally, you can play around with the ingredients to fit what you have!
This recipe for Level 6: Soft & Bite-Sized NYT Chocolate Chip Banana Bread comes from the New York Time Cooking app. It’s easily modified for the perfect soft and bite sized dessert!
This Level 0: Thin Caldo de Queso is the perfect Mexican soup. Blended smooth, the taste of roasted green chiles is still delicious.
This Level 2: Mildly Thick Vegan Minestrone Soup is a perfect balance of protein and vegetables all in one! Beans, zucchini, tomatoes, kale…really what could be better?