Guess What I Made?
Only the best homemade, organic food for mah baybay.
The equipment.
The results. 
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8 comments:
niiiiice!!
You inspire me...how do you get it all done? Ian is one lucky little guy!!!
Holy cow! How on earth do you do it all?!!? What a lucky little guy!
It's so pretty, too! But it looks like your whole fridge/freezer is full, where does the grown-up food go? Or are you guys on a semi-liquid diet, too? YUMMMM! Mush is good!
Wow - good for you! What kind of containers are those - they look like just the right size.
Dr. Cuz - you need to visit the remodeled casa. Full size fridge and freezer. I cannot imagine the day we fill them...certainly not with baby food!
Much More Than A Mom - these containers are called Baby Cubes (www.babycubes.com). BPA free, Phthalates free, freezer safe, microwave safe, dishwasher safe, attached lid. I bought the 2oz size because Ian is a gooooooood eater already. hehe
Yummers! You posting your recipes?
Recipes? Sure. Here you go...
Peel and dice carrots or sweet potatoes. Steam until soft (15 min). Puree the ever lovin crap out of them.
For peas, I used frozen. In a saucepan, cover with water, bring to a boil, reduce heat, cover and simmer for 6 min or so. Puree.
Bananas you can just mush with a fork and add a little formula to thin.
Peel and dice apples. Add a few tablespoons of water to apples in a saucepan, cover and cook over low heat until soft (10 min or so). Puree.
Who knew baby food was so easy??? Calling them "recipes" is almost a joke.
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