Top 100 Baby Purees : 100 Quick and Easy Meals for a Healthy and Happy Baby
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Genres: Cookbooks, Food & Wine, Health, Fitness & Dieting, Parenting & Relationships
Book Type: Hardcover
Author:
Genres: Cookbooks, Food & Wine, Health, Fitness & Dieting, Parenting & Relationships
Book Type: Hardcover
Helpful Score: 6
Do you know what a "raspberry" is? Not the little red fruit! I'm talking about a tongue out, spit spray in a fine mist. Especially charming when the perpetrator has a mouth full of food.
After a week or so of being on the receiving end of Gerber Organic and Earth's Best airbrushing, I decided No More jar food and began making all meals for my infant son. Armed with this book, I discovered that making baby food is EASY, and darned if it isn't DELICIOUS! So much better than jarred, and God's honest: My son stopped spitting immediately.
After making the applesauce purees blended with blueberries, or mango, or dried apricot, even dried prunes - now when I see applesauce recipes that call for sugar, I can't understand why. The chicken-sweetpotato-apple blend is one of my son's favorites, and the halibut in cheese sauce is fantastic!
This is a terrific book, and I've made almost every recipe. If you see it, pounce!
After a week or so of being on the receiving end of Gerber Organic and Earth's Best airbrushing, I decided No More jar food and began making all meals for my infant son. Armed with this book, I discovered that making baby food is EASY, and darned if it isn't DELICIOUS! So much better than jarred, and God's honest: My son stopped spitting immediately.
After making the applesauce purees blended with blueberries, or mango, or dried apricot, even dried prunes - now when I see applesauce recipes that call for sugar, I can't understand why. The chicken-sweetpotato-apple blend is one of my son's favorites, and the halibut in cheese sauce is fantastic!
This is a terrific book, and I've made almost every recipe. If you see it, pounce!
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