Thursday, September 8, 2011

icy Homemade Baby Food

icy Homemade Baby Food


With our twin boys getting ready to start solid food, I have been
reading about production and frosty my own baby food. It is very
easy!

You can make up large quantities of baby meals and freeze them
for later use.

Baby Food Dinners Vegetable

Green beans are in season and were on sale at the grocery store,
so I bought any pounds to put in order and freeze. I steamed them
in an galvanic steamer for about 20 minutes and then blended them
in the blender with some water until they were pureed. I then
poured the puree into ice cube trays. After the cubes were
frozen I transferred them to a reclosable freezer bag and labeled
the bag with the name of the vegetable and the date. These cubes
can be stored in the freezer for 1-2 months.


One cube is roughly 1 ounce of food and can be thawed out
in the refrigerator or microwaved for a quick meal. You can also
mix cubes together (e.g. One meat, one vegetable) for a
combination meal. The cubes also trip well, just place a
frozen cube in a sealed container until ready to eat...it will be
all thawed out and ready to go.

Many types of foods can be ready ahead of time and frozen.
Try frosty cereals, pureed meats, vegetables, and fruits.
Fruits (except bananas) need to be cooked before they are pureed
and served to baby. Cubes of the same type (vegetables, fruits,
meats) can be stored in the freezer together.

The possibilities are endless. When you have leftovers from a
family meal, puree it and freeze it for baby. I also pureed some
leftover chicken I had on hand for a later meal. Just make sure
that baby's portion hasn't had any seasoning of any kind added to
it.

There are many resources that can help you get started. Here is
a link to suggested meal plans for babies of dissimilar ages. It
also includes information about storing and making ready food:

http://www.wholesomebabyfood.com/babymenu.htm

Here are many easy recipes for production your own baby food,
including teething biscuits:

http://www.recipegoldmine.com/baby/baby.html

Making and frosty your own baby food is very easy and I look
forward to exploring all the possibilities. It is healthier for
your baby and a lot easier on your grocery budget.

It's a good thing the green beans will keep in the freezer for
awhile, because when I gave a bite of them to my 4-month-olds
they looked at me like I had just fed them the most disgusting
thing they'd ever tasted. Guess we'll have to try something else
first!

icy Homemade Baby Food


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