I recommend exposing your baby to different textures including finger foods from day one of starting solids while using
smooth purees as a back up.
Not exact matches
The sweet potato doesn't have to be finely
pureed as you are mixing all ingredients in a blender and this process will make it
smooth.
Just
puree in a food processor or using Nutribullet with other liquids in your recipe (such
as the egg whites for
smooth blending).
Puree the beans in a food processor (or use a potato masher) adding the cooking water
as needed until you have a
smooth paste.
Puree until
smooth, 2 to 3 minutes; scrape down the side of the bowl
as needed.
In a food processor, combine all ingredients, except celery, and
puree until
smooth, scraping down the sides
as necessary.
Mash to a reasonably
smooth puree and leave to cool before using
as above.
I love
smooth lentil
purees as a part of an Ethiopian platter.
Puree the ancho mixture with the tomatoes in a blender or food processor until quite
smooth, stopping to scrape down the sides of the blender and adding more liquid
as needed.
Add oil and a little water, 1 tablespoon at a time (
as needed), and
puree until
smooth.
Leave the roasted mashed butternut squash in a colander to drain
as much liquid
as possible, then quickly give it a spin in the food processor to make a
smooth puree.
Puree, scraping down the sides
as necessary, until the cashew cheese is a
smooth, creamy consistency.
Puree with a hand held blender (immersion blender) or you can use a food processor but it won't be
as smooth.
Puree the guajillo - onion melange to a
smooth paste, scraping down the inside of the jar
as needed.
Coconut oil A small knob of ginger, peeled or a few dashes of ginger juice Optional: sweetener of your choice, such
as dates, monk fruit sugar, coconut sugar, honey
Puree ingredients in blender and process until
smooth.
Place in a food processor along with the green chile, and process until
smooth, adding a bit of water only
as necessary to create a
puree.
Using a handheld mixer, blend everything in the cylinder until you get a
smooth creamy
puree, if your sauce is too thick, add more extra virgin olive oil
as you are blending
Puree, stopping and scraping down the sides
as necessary, until
smooth.
Puree until
smooth, stopping to scrape down sides of bowl
as needed.
Combine one or two pieces of the jalapeño with the remaining tomato, cucumber, avocado, and basil,
as well
as the watercress or spinach, celery, garlic, red wine vinegar, agave syrup, and ice cubes in a blender or food processor;
puree until
smooth.
Directions: In a small pan combine sugar with water, bring to a boil and stir until sugar is dissolved, cool slightly / Place tofu, melted chocolate, sugar water and vanilla in blender /
Puree until
smooth / Pour into 6 small containers, I used espresso cups / Chill in fridge at least 2 hours / Serve
as is or topped with whipped cream or shaved chocolate.
Using a hand - held mixer (you can use a blender
as well)
puree everything for about 3 minutes until you get a
smooth puree, then transfer to a pitcher, cover and add to the fridge for at least 3 hours to let all the flavors develop
Puree until
as smooth as possible.
I chose to use a butternut squash for this recipe,
as it has a slightly sweeter flavour than the other pumpkins that were available, and when
pureed it gives a nice
smooth texture.
Puree, adding more liquid
as needed until
smooth and creamy.
MAKE THE SAUCE: Place all of the ingredients for the sauce in a high speed blender (such
as a Vitamix) and
puree on high until
smooth.
Add all ingredients to a blender and
puree for a couple of minutes until very
smooth (if using a high - powered blender like a Blendtec, you won't need to
puree as long, simply run on «whole juice» mode, and then pulse again after if needed if there are any remaining frozen bits of fruit to be incorporated).
As mentioned, green beans are very hard to get
pureed into a very fine,
smooth consistency, you may wish to wait until closer to the 6 - 8 month age range to begin introducing them.
Drizzle with a few gluts of olive oil and
puree until very
smooth, adding milk
as needed to achieve desired thickness.
Add the reserved water
as necessary to achieve a
smooth, thin
puree 9.
Puree, scraping down sides of bowl
as necessary, until completely
smooth, at least 1 minute.
Puree as smooth or chunky
as you like with hand blender or in a processor, in batches.
Puree until
smooth, stopping to scrape down the sides of bowl
as needed.
Add the remaining ingredients to the blender and
puree until
smooth — adding additional water
as necessary to thin if needed.
Puree with a stick blender until
smooth, divide between plates, and top with the simmered meatballs — spooning more sauce onto the plates
as desired.
The next day, remove the thyme stems and leave the thyme and
puree all the ingredients in a blender until the gazpacho is
smooth, or almost
smooth — I like to keep just a little texture in it, which means I will generally
puree about 3/4 of the gazpacho and leave the rest
as is.
To
puree soup: Add about 1/3 of the soup to a blender then
puree until
smooth (be careful
as hot liquid expands when blended).
Serve it
as is or
puree it in a blended for a
smoother sauce.
Serve it
as is or
puree it in a blender for a
smoother sauce
Grind
puree in an electric blender (adding water
as needed) or pound to
smooth consistency.
Puree until
smooth, scraping the processor sides
as necessary.
Add 3 cups of the filtered water and
puree at high speed until
as smooth as possible.
Puree the fruit
as soon
as it's done, using water or unsweetened fruit juices to thin it and give it a
smoother consistency.
Your baby can eat meat that has been
pureed to a very thin,
smooth consistency
as soon
as he starts eating solid food, usually around 4 to 6 months.
From sweet and
smooth apple, apricot, pear and vanilla, through savoury
purees such
as sweet potato with spinach and peas, to the autumnal delights of peach, pear and blueberry, all the recipes are suitable for babies aged 6 months and above, and are so tasty you will want to eat them yourself!
As mentioned, green beans are very hard to get
pureed into a very fine,
smooth consistency, you may wish to wait until closer to the 6 - 8 month age range to begin introducing them.
The OXO Food Mill helps you make everything from
smooth purees to the chunkier textures that your baby will eat
as she gets older.
For younger babies:
Puree until
smooth, adding
as much apple juice
as required to reach the correct consistency.
Puree, scraping down the sides of the food processor
as necessary, until the cheese is a
smooth, creamy consistency.
Puree until
smooth, adding a small splash or two of cold water,
as needed.