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RecipesApple Pumpkin Puree Baby Food (Mercedes Solis/Connecticut, USA)Ingredients:
Directions: Halve the pumpkin, peel and de-seed it then cut into cubes. Slice the apples (you can also use pears for variety). Add 3 inches of water to a pot and then insert a steamer basket. Add the pumpkin cubes and apples. Bring water to a boil and then steam gently until soft and cooked. Be sure to check on the water level. Puree or mash as needed for your baby.
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Carots and Chicken Purée (Suzan Mc Graw/South Carolina, USA)Ingredients:
Instructions: Cook slowly carrots and leeks in oil for about 5 minutes then add the chicken while steering from time to time, add potatoes and cover with water. Cook slowly for about 15 minutes. when everything is tender, puree together.
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My vegetable mashdown (Doris Singh/United Kingdom)Ingredients:
Instructions: Boil the potato in unsalted water until tender. Add spinach over the veggies for the last few minutes of cooking. Drain and mash the veggies. Purée the spinach and add to the veggie mix. Adjust the texture with boiled cooled water or breast milk or formula.
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Pureed Beets and Carrots (Diana Silverman/Calgary, Canada)Ingredients:
Instructions: Place clean, un-peeled beets and carrots in a saucepan and cover with water. Bring to boil then reduce heat and simmer for about 90 minutes until beets and carrots are tender when pierced with a fork. Drain and reserve cooking liquid. Let it cool. Peel and cube beetsand and carrots. Transfer to food processor and puree for 2-3 minutes until smooth. You may need to add an additional 1-2 Tbsp to achieve desired consistency.
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Avocado and Banana (Krystal Edom/Queensland, Australia)Ingredients:
Instructions: Puree the avocado and banana together and freeze. Its sounds like a weird combination but they love it.
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Vegie Whip (Perth/Western Australia)Ingredients:
Instructions: Whip up even amounts of each in food processor.
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