


Step 4: process until desired consistency is reached:
Yes you will note in every picture a small finger indentation. I need to taste test and consistency check my foods mm mm!
Step 5: Spoon your pureed foods into ice cube trays for easy freezing, easy thawing and easy portion control (OK not really portion control, but a means of easily making more or less food depending upon your individual child's appetite and needs-better?)
Notice how bright these foods are in color? Makes me feel much better than the very brown tinted foods sitting in jars on the stores. Not that I won't ever buy them or use them, but it just makes me feel better.
Step 6: Wrap with plastic wrap, freeze for several hours or overnight. Once frozen, put cubes into a freezer bag. You can see all my other foods in freezer bags on the right there...

Step 5: Spoon your pureed foods into ice cube trays for easy freezing, easy thawing and easy portion control (OK not really portion control, but a means of easily making more or less food depending upon your individual child's appetite and needs-better?)

Step 6: Wrap with plastic wrap, freeze for several hours or overnight. Once frozen, put cubes into a freezer bag. You can see all my other foods in freezer bags on the right there...
And the potpies? Only Kevin would buy those...probably during my two-week sinus infection where I couldn't function properly enough to make a decent meal.... such is life.
*Please also note that I have tested each of these foods on Kian separately before mixing them all together to ensure he does not or will not have a reaction to them.
2 comments:
Looks good in a baby food kind of way! I'll be starting this in a few months...
Yuck. No baby wants to eat that filth. How about some healty Pizza Shack?
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