I decided to steam the potatoes and puree it with my magic bullet. The 'precise' method for preparing baby food is not explained anywhere. (I like specific instructions i.e. steam for x minutes with x amount of water, etc...). Unfortunately most instructions went something like "steam till soft and puree till right consistency" Huh??? To a novice cook, I can't help but wonder what is soft and as for consistency...
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Sweet Potato Puree Anyone?
In preparation for starting Meera on solids, I've been reading numerous websites, blogs, forums...(well you get the idea). So with all the advice I gathered I decided that the first thing I would try would be rice cereal (it's easy to prepare and supposedly the least likely to cause any allergies). After that I'd give her sweet potato...which requires a bit more preparation. So with that in mind I bought some sweet potato from the market.
I decided to steam the potatoes and puree it with my magic bullet. The 'precise' method for preparing baby food is not explained anywhere. (I like specific instructions i.e. steam for x minutes with x amount of water, etc...). Unfortunately most instructions went something like "steam till soft and puree till right consistency" Huh??? To a novice cook, I can't help but wonder what is soft and as for consistency...
Well, in the end I steamed till almost mush and pureed till smooth. As for consistency....I now understand why the instructions lack detail...there ARE no words to describe it. I figured I'll add water is it's too thick for Meera when the time comes to feed. For now I've just put it in the ice tray to freeze.
I decided to steam the potatoes and puree it with my magic bullet. The 'precise' method for preparing baby food is not explained anywhere. (I like specific instructions i.e. steam for x minutes with x amount of water, etc...). Unfortunately most instructions went something like "steam till soft and puree till right consistency" Huh??? To a novice cook, I can't help but wonder what is soft and as for consistency...
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