Baby Food
Chances are if you are reading this, you’ve had some sort of experience with baby food. Having had two babies myself, I’ve bought jarred baby food and also have made homemade baby food. Being the curious mom I am, I like to taste what my kids are eating and sometimes I can’t believe how horrible jarred baby food is. It’s not all bad, but some of them are horrible. I’ve tried my hand at making some as well, and do notice that it does tend to taste a lot better and fresher. It’s always nice to have some good help when it comes to making baby food, and Magic Bullet knows that. Share your favorite homemade baby food recipe by next week, and you could win a Magic Bullet Express!
My Experience
A few things that I made myself included carrots, peas and squash. Squash was one of Rowan’s favorite baby foods, and here Rowan is enjoying butternut squash.
You can also add certain foods together which taste quite good, and applesauce is a good one to add to butternut squash. Here is my simple recipe for butternut squash with apples.
Butternut Squash with Apples
Ingredients:
1 butternut squash
applesauce
Directions:
1. Cook Butternut squash according to your preference. I like to cut them in half, and cook them at 350 degrees for around 40-45 minutes, or until it is soft. I also add a bit of water to the bottom of my pan that I am using to keep the squash moist.
2. Remove from oven and spoon squash out of rine.
3. Puree in Magic Bullet or food Processor
4. Add apple sauce in equal parts to the amount of squash you have and blend.
If you aren’t going to be using all of the baby food at once, try freezing it in ice cube trays. Pour your puree into the cube trays, and then pop out and store in ziplock bags. Since each cube is an ounce, you can measure and decide just how much you want your baby to eat. This recipe is also delicious with pureed chicken and gives your baby some protein! For more great ideas and recipes become a fan of The Magic Bullet on Facebook.
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2 canned pear halves
8 canned peach halves
1/2 cup of apple sauce
Blend together and serve.
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Yummers!
1 serving vanilla yogurt
1 mango, peeled, pitted
dash wheat germ
Puree the mango, then stir into the yogurt. Sprinkle with wheat germ.
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bananas, strawberries and pears for dessert.
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My son always loved this.
3 apples
crushed graham crackers.
I boiled apples until tender then added to a blender with crushed graham crackers. Blend until pureed and crackers soften within a few minutes for easy swallowing.
lisalmg25 at gmail dot com
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Sweet Potato Custard
1 cup mashed cooked sweet potato
1/2 cup mashed banana
1 cup evaporated skim milk
2 Tbs packed brown sugar
2 beaten egg yolks
1/2 tsp salt
Nonstick cooking spray, as needed
1 Tbsp sugar
1 tsp ground cinnamon
Get out a bowl and add the sweet potato and banana to it. Make sure both are well mashed. Add the milk and stir until combined. Add the brown sugar, egg yolks and the salt and mix well.
Add the mixture to a 1 quart casserole dish that has been sprayed with the cooking spray.
Combine the sugar and cinnamon in a small cup or bowl and sprinkle it over top of sweet potato mixture.
Bake at 325 for 45 minutes. Your custard is done when a knife or toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean.
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I used to blend together:
carrots, cooked save the water
raisins, cook in the smallest amount of water until slightly plumped up
1/2 an apple, chopped
Blend carrots, raisins, and apple together. If it is too thick, add in a small amount of the carrot water and the raisin water until you get the desired thickness.
It would be wonderful to win the Magic Bullet. I can find so many uses for one today. Thanks for the chance.
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I loved to make this for my son (the beauty of it is, though, that it is appropriate for adults as well, as a smoothie, if you put more juice in!)…
puree melon, yogurt, and fruit juice (pear is good, as well as white grape)
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I take mature organic carrots and trim ends and wash well. Microwave and then puree them!
ardy22 at earthlink dot net
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ORGANIC Sweet Potatoes & Apples
Ingredients: 2 organic apples 2 organic sweet potatoes
Directions: Steam (or bake) apples and sweet potatoes until tender Place in blender or food mill and puree adding water (breast milk, or formula) until desired texture/consistency.
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Sweet Potato Pie
Mix sweet potato, yogurt, cereal and a dash of cinnamon, top with powdered Cheerios – mix well
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Mushy Mango Mix
1 dried apricot
2 tablespoons pure orange juice
1 small ripe mango
1 small ripe banana
Soak apricot in the orange juice, and leave in the refrigerator overnight.
Slice the mango. Remove the pit, then remove the flesh. Peel the banana and dice. Puree the apricot, mango and banana and, if required, thin with formula or breastmilk.
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My son love anything yellow or orange, so I cooked carrots, sweet potatoes and squash and pureed them.
Sometimes I even mixed several together. He loved it!
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Eggplant & Pumpkin Mash
-1 small eggplant
-2 cups pumpkin, peeled and chopped
-Chicken broth
Bake the eggplant in a 350 degree oven until softened, about 30 minutes. Allow to cool, then remove the peel and seeds.
Boil pumpkin until soft. Combine the pumpkin with the cooked eggplant and chicken broth until you get the consistency of baby food.
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Strawberries, blueberries, vanilla yogurt, it is a yummy baby treat!
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tiny pieces of chicken with sweet potatoes.add a little bit of brown sugar to it
amy16323(at)gmail(dot)com
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Puree chicken pieces, peas and a little water until smooth. A Magic Bullet would sure make it a lot easier.
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Apple and Peach Puree
1 large ripe peach (peeled, pitted and diced)
1 tablespoons apple juice
Steam the peaches 4 minutes. Puree steamed peaches and apple juice in food processor until smooth.
elenna @ sbcglobal.net
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1/2+ large banana
insides of 5-6 dates (no skin)
1/4 natural yogurt
-Puree banana and mix in dates. Combine with yogurt. Blend well.
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Take 1/2 banana, 1/2 apple and puree until smooth. Add to baby oatmeal or feed your baby the mixture alone as his/her fruit. You can add a baby carrot to the apple and banana mixture to puree but, please make sure that your child doesn’t have any allergies to carrots.
Thank you for the giveaway!
mrsmiki77 {AT} gmail (DOT) com
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Steam fresh or frozen green beans.
Cook rice according to directions.
Combine and puree.
Add 1 T. slivered almonds
Puree again.
Wah-lah. Green Bean/Rice Almondine!
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Beets – Basic Purée
1 bunch of fresh beets, golden beets have a milder flavor
1. Wash then peel the beets (be sure to cut off the tops, you can actualy steam or saute like spinage.) and then cut the beets into small chunks
2. Place chunks into a steamer pan with just enough water visible through the steamer basket. You may also boil them in a scant amount of water if you prefer.
3. Steam until tender
4. Do not reserve any left over water to use for thinning out the beets as Nitrates may seep into the cooking water
5. Place into Magic Bullet begin pureeing.
6. Add water as necessary to achieve a smooth, thin consistency.
You can also add some apple or pear to sweeten the beets
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I used to make baby food for my sons when they were babies. I would keep it simple….I would cook carrots and food process them to mush – same with peas. I’d also cook ground beef or chicken and grind them too. Then I’d mix them together and it would be a perfect meal with no preservatives!
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This may sound kinda different but I would puree Banana’s, Boneless/Skinless Chicken breast, White Rice and Apple juice together for my sons and they loved it.
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I used to make this for my grandsons when they were babies. I found it on the web, but don’t remember where.
Peach medley
1 peach, pureed
4 fl oz (1/2 cup) natural yogurt
1 drop pure vanilla essence
pinch powdered nutmeg
drop of maple syrup (optional)
Combine all ingredients. Babies love it!
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Sweet Potato Apple Mash
Steam or bake apples and sweet potatoes together until tender. Puree as needed, adding water to thin if required.
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Tropical Fruit Salad With Avocado
1/2 ripe avocado, cubed
1/2 small ripe banana, sliced
1/2 kiwi fruit, peeled and sliced
1/4 papaya, peeled and sliced
2oz (1/4 cup) natural, plain yogurt
drop of pure maple syrup (optional)
For younger babies, puree the fruits together.
Stir the maple syrup into the yogurt (if you’re using it), then swirl the yogurt on top of the fruit.
ctazie(at)aol(dot)com
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I used this recipes with all my kids as babies and they loved it:
1 ripe banana
1 ripe pear
1 ripe apple
1 Tbl. oatmeal
dash of cinnamon
1 tbl. milk
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Pear and Raisin Purée with Quinoa
Ingredients
1 conference pear washed, peeled and cored
2 tbsp of raisins
4 tbsp of yogurt – full fat
2 tbsp of quinoa flakes
Directions
Method
Soak the quinoa flakes in a little water for a few minutes. Dice the pear and put it in a small pan with the raisins and quinoa. Cover with water. Bring to the boil and simmer for 5 minutes. Take off the heat and purée with a little water. Add the yoghurt to the mixture and add more water if needed to get the mixture to the desired consistency.
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I know many mom’s may frown on this.
We love order out pizza on Fridays!
So we get our regular order and ask for extra sauce on the side. We blend up a piece for our daughter using the extra sauce to smooth it down. It’s a Friday night hit at our house!
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I would love to win this!
My 1 year old son loves sweet potatoes, but hates beef so to try to expand his pallete a little, I have tried the following which he LOVES! We’re Cuban, so I love having him try foods I grew up on.
Cuban Sweet Potato Beef Mash
1 sweet potato, peeled & cut into large chunks
1 lbs. of stew beef, trimmed of all fat
1 carrot, peeled and cut into small chunks
1 malanga, (available in most grocery stores, looks like a yam) peeled & cut into chunks
2 tsp. onion powder
vegetable stock to cover all
1/4 cup unsweeted apple juice
Mix all ingredients in Dutch oven and bring to boil. Let simmer until beef is cooked through and vegetables are tender. Puree beef and vegetables together with enough broth to thin into desired consistency. YUM!
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Strapplelicious
1 apple
3 strawberries
Mash all fruits together and then blend or puree as needed… add yogurt and/or cereal
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Fruity Yogurt
1/4 cup plain yogurt
1/4 cup cooked, unsweetened fruit
Blend together until smooth.
debsweeps4@yahoo.com
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I am a big fan of making my own baby food. It freezes so easy too. I like to freeze it in ice cube trays and just pop them out when I need them.
Here is my recipe
1/2 Butternut squash steamed
2 Sweet Potatoes Steamed
pinch of cinnamon
enough apple juice to get desired consistancy
process squash and sweet potatoes add cinnamon and apple juice to taste. I also will add some of the water from cooking the veggies if I want to change the consistancy
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We make children smoothies. Basically any fruit you can think of (we like Strawberries, bananas, kiwis, and peaches), add in some yogurt or milk and it is an instant smoothie. Sometimes we even put in some veggies. They never know that part.
Thanks!
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I own a magic bullet & would love the express! I have made so much in mine! Here is a great baby food recipe to use with the bullet!
This recipe has prunes in it to help with babies constipation.
Ingredients:
2 plums
1 large apple
1 to 2 tbsp of apple juice to take away bitterness.
1. Peel, pit and cut plums into chunks
2. Peel, core & dice apple
3. Simmer plums & apple together in a saucepan until soft & tender
Add it to your Magic Bullet Express & puree! This is also a great snack for your toddlers or elementary kids!
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We would mix some peas with yogurt (sounds gross but kids loved it).
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Magic bullet is my favorite! Depending on age there are some fun ways to get in veggies through smoothies:
1 cup spinach (or kale)
1 frozen banana
1/4 cup carrots
1/4 cup zucchini
1 cup vanilla almond milk
1 tbsp ground flax
1 tbsp agave if sweetness is needed
– good protein and veggies!
.-= RunToTheFinish´s last blog ..Eggcellent =-.
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2 fresh peaches
cereal
Pit and skin the peaches, then puree.
Beat with prepared cereal to the perfect consistency, then bake for about 15 minutes.
Cool and serve.
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I know it’s not super creative… but my daughters both LOVED pureed pumpkin and sweet potatoes. I often mix in a little cooked egg yolk for protein.
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My baby loves strawberries and bananas blended together!
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My daughter loved pumpkins!
Pumpkin Delight:
1/2 cup pie pumpkin -cooked
1/2 medium apple -chopped
1/4 tsp cinnamon
Thanks!
belljennifer@hotmail.com
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A banana and pineapple puree’
Thanks for the great prize !!!
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Not so much a baby food recipe, but it is kid friendly. Does that count?
We like to make smoothies…
1 cup strawberries
1 medium orange
1 small peach (or a few froz. peach slices)
We throw it in our blender and add milk to desired consistency. We add it a few packets of Equal and blend it up til smooth.
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My son was always a fan of pureed sweet potatoes with a bit of cinnamon and vanilla mixed in. Thanksgiving all over again minus the marshmallows!
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I love mixing different fruits… like bananas, apples, oranges!
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A favorite among my children has always been Sweet Potato Yum Yum
It contains:
3 lg. Sweet Potatoes (baked till soft)
1/2 Teaspoon of Cinnamon
1/8 c. Organic Brown Sugar
2 TBS. Real Butter
1/2 c. Diced Pineapple
Place all ingredients into blender and blend on medium speed for 2-3 minutes
Use Pineapple juice to get to perfect consistency.
Thank you so much for the chance to win..
jweezie43[at]aol[dot]com
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Vanilla Pumpkin Pie
(Use all organic ingredients)
1/2 cup pumpkin (baked & cubed)
1/2 cup vanilla yogurt
1/2 Tbls applesauce
Dash of pumpkin pie spice
Mix in blender till pumpkin is smoothed
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Avocado is so healthy and the banana makes it a little sweet. It all blends really well to make a nice smooth baby food.
Creamy Banana-Cado
Peel and de-pit a ripe avocado
Cut “meat” out and mash with a fork
Peel and mash 1 banana
Place in a blender or food processor and puree until desired texture is achieved.
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you can bypass buying the cereal flakes that come in boxes by making your own baby cereals. All you have to do is grind your rice (consider using brown for more nutrition) or oats or barley until they turn to a powdery form. Then take 1/4 cup of the powder and add it to 1 cup of water that you have brought to a boil. simmer on low and stir for about 10 minutes. You may thin this mixture further once cooked if you desire by blending the cooked mixture with water, juice or breastmilk or formula. You can also work with this adding fruit purees etc.
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Chicken Apple Sweet Potato Mash
1/2 cup cooked boneless skinless chicken
1 large apple- peeled, cored, steamed
1 medium sweet potato- steamed or baked (baked is best)
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
Apple juice to thin/sweeten as needed.
Combine chicken, apple, sweet potato, and cinnamon in food processor and blend to desired consistency. May use apple juice to thin/sweeten as desired.
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Virginia from Lady V dZine Reply:
May 6th, 2010 at 2:27 pm
I forgot to include my email in my entry, so I am adding it in this reply. ladyvdzine[at]yahoo[dot]com
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Fall Medley
Ingredients
1 cup butternut squash, peeled and diced
1 cup Yukon gold potatoes, peeled and diced
1 cup Fuji apple, peeled, cored and diced
1-1/2 cup water
Directions:
1. Cook squash, potatoes and apple in a lightly oiled saucepan over medium high heat for 8-10 minutes stirring occasionally.
2. Add 1 1/2 cup water and bring to a boil.
3. Reduce heat to simmer and cook until soft. (Approximately 30 minutes)
4. Mash/process to slightly chunky puree.
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My cousins husband is Indian and she once shared this with me. It’s way different so not very well known.
Chicken And Sweet Potato Curry
1 chicken breast, cut into 1″ pieces.
2 sweet potatoes, peeled and diced
4 oz (1/2 cup) red lentils
one small onion, finely chopped
1 tbsp safflower oil
pinch cinnamon
pinch cardamom
pinch cumin
pinch coriander
pinch turmeric
16 – 24 fl oz (2-3 cups) water
Heat the oil and fry the onions with the cinnamon until tender.
Add the chicken and cook until golden brown.
Add the potatoes and spices and stir well.
Finally, add the water and lentils and cook for about 30 mins, until the lentils are soft. You may need to add extra water towards the end of the cooking time, to prevent the curry from becoming too dry.
Serve with brown or white overcooked rice.
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sign me up
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Beets – Basic Purée
1 bunch of fresh beets, golden beets have a milder flavor
1. Wash then peel the beets (be sure to cut off the tops.) and then cut the beets into small chunks
2. Place chunks into a steamer pan with just enough water visible through the steamer basket. You may also boil them in a scant amount of water if you prefer.
3. Steam until tender
4. Do not reserve any left over water to use for thinning out the beets as Nitrates may seep into the cooking water
5. Place into Magic Bullet begin pureeing.
6. Add water as necessary to achieve a smooth, thin consistency.
You can cook the greens and serve like spinage. Also add some apple or pear to sweeten the beets
singermagic1(at)yahoo(dot)com
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I would bake a cored apple and a zucchini in the microwave until soft and them puree them together with a tiny bit of cinnamon. Applesauce with a bit of green veggie, and lots of taste!
sksweeps (at) earthlink (dot) net
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One thing my children loved is baby cereal, combined with a bit of formula and fruit(bananas, especially). Puree until the consistency you want. The beauty of this is that you can vary the consistency based on the age of your baby. Thanks!
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We live on a farm that grows a wide variety of root veggies!
So here is my Rutabaga Delight.
1/2 rutabaga (peeled and cubed)
1 parsnip (peeled & cubed)
1 carrot (peeled & cubed)
*try to make your cubes roughly the same size so they steam evenly.
2 cups vegetable stock (or water, but the stock gives it a richer flavor)
Bring the stock up to boil and add your veggies. Add them to your pot & reduce heat. Let them simmer till tender. Add them all (including the stock) to your blender & puree.
*If you need added crunch, add a bit of coarsely chopped cheerios. Younger children will prefer it nice & smooth.
My daughter loves this stuff!
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My mother would blend with banana various seasonal fruit that she had frozen from the summer garden. Their is a lot to be said for knowing where the strawberries or red/black berries were grown.
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We had the original “Magic Bullet”, and we used it for mixing the formula and water, mixing fruit yogurt with milk, and mixing baby cereal in with the formula.
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Carrots, peas and a bit of strawberry
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A bit of sweet potato and chicken.
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Oh my goodness I want this! Jane is right at the stage of eating baby food. Something I made with Gavin and I’m going to do with Jane is Avocado and Bananas. Avocados are nice because they mush up easily and so do bananas so I didn’t really need to add much wet stuff to it. Avocados are healthy and the bananas were sweet so it was a favorite of mine and Gavin’s.
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1/2 of a ripe pear, peeled, cored and diced
1/2 cup of fresh blueberries (stems removed)
1 small apple (Granny Smiths are nice but any sweet apple would do)
Put all of the ingredients in a small saucepan. Use just enough water to cover the fruits and simmer for about 5 minutes or until the fruits are tender and soft. Drain the water then put the fruits in a blender and puree until smooth.
Thank you for the great giveaway opportunity! ♥
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I would love a magic bullet ,taking care of my 83 year old mother with alzheimers I puree alot of her food
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We puree bananas and other fruit and it is a hit.
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*Pineapple*
1 whole pineapple
Cut lengthwise into quarters, cut the edible fruit portion from the peel, puree the fruit portion (puree can be stored in freezer in ice cube trays)
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Peaches a la Squash
2 peeled & pitted Peach
1/2 cup pureed acorn or butternut squash
Steam peaches if needed and puree or mash. Mix the pureed peaches into the squash and serve.
This pairs nicely with chicken as well as stirred into rice or oatmeal cereal
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My son loves banana and pears!
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blend one banana and a handful of strawberries in a blender
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Apple, pumpkin, and oatmeal
1/2 cup applesauce
1/2 cup pumpkin puree
1 1/2 cup (cooked) oatmeal
Dash of cinnamon, nutmeg and/or ginger
Mix spices, applesauce, pumpkin puree and oatmeal together
Stir thoroughly or blend if needed
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Pears
2-3 ripe medium-sized pears
half cup of water
Chop pears into squares (about a fourth of an inch), discarding the peel and core. Place pears in sauce pan with water and simmer on medium-low heat until pears are tender – approximately 10-12 minutes.
Once pears are tender and cooled, all contents of pan (including liquid) to food processor. Puree until smooth. Add water if necessary.
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In the summer I would make this and not only did baby love it but so did the whole family
Cool melon soup
1 thick slice honeydew melon
(1/4 cup) unsweetened apple juice
(1/4 cup) vegetable stock
(1/8 cup) yogurt
dash of cinnamon
In a blender, combine the melon, juice, stock and yogurt.
Puree until smooth, then sprinkle with the cinnamon (if using).
Best served chilled For the grownup you can add a swig of mint
Gardenstatemom@aol.com
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Fruit Smoothie Inspired Mash
(This is for when they are old enough for berries)
One bag frozen berry mix that includes blackberries, strawberries and blueberries
One container plain yogurt
Sprinkle of Cinnamon
One frozen banana
Mix all of this together then freeze in ice cube trays and let the baby suck on the cubes in the hot summer. Also great for teething! You can also serve fresh on a spoon.
I made this up when the boys were tiny and it was HOT outside. When they are old enough, a little honey to add sweetness is good on top, but wait until they are old enough for honey!
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Blueberry Banana Yogurt
1 cup blueberries
1 whole banana
1 cup plain yogurt
2 tablespoons wheat germ
Microwave the blueberries just until the juices start to run, about 30 seconds. Place the banana, yogurt and blueberries in a blender and puree until smooth.
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One cup carrots, steamed until soft.
one tablespoon vanilla yogurt
One teaspoon apple juice
Puree and serve…it is great!
Thank you.
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Mushy Mango Mix
1 dried apricot
2 tablespoons pure orange juice
1 small ripe mango
1 small ripe banana
Soak apricot in the orange juice, and leave in the refrigerator overnight.
Slice the mango. Remove the pit, then remove the flesh. Peel the banana and dice. Puree the apricot, mango and banana and, if required, thin with formula or breastmilk.
cat at 3kidsandus dot com
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RUBARB PIE
1/2 cup cooked rubarb
1/2 cup figs cooked
4 medium strawberrys
1/2 cup oatmeal cooked
Mix together
Stir thoroughly or blend if needed
waitressdani (at) hotmail (dot) com
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I used to blend bananas with applesauce with a few strawberries. All of my kids loved it.
Thank you
tatertot374@sbcglobal.net
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Our family has a real thing for Sweet Potatoes, so this is what I did for my four babies during the years:
Scrub about 3 or 4 sweet potatoes and bake at 450 degrees F. for 40 to 50 minutes, testing with a fork for desired softness. Allow to cool. Peel, then out in food processor, adding vegetable cooking juices, milk, or a bit of apple juice.
I also suggest you can use a potato masher to have it more textured, or a Magic Bullet! lol.
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