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Stovetop: Warm your baby's store-bought food or thaw frozen food on the stovetop by placing the food in a small saucepan and warming on low heat until the puree is the same consistency and no longer frozen. To preserve the nutrients, heat only as much as is necessary. The Jervis & George Glass Baby Food Containers are our pick as the best baby food storage container as they come with everything a mom needs for making and storing her own baby food.
To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have baby food storing using 3 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Baby Food Storing:
- Make ready 1 each ice cube tray
- Take 1 small roll of freezer bags
- Prepare 1 each permanent pen
Fill each ice cube cubby with pureed baby food. If you are storing a lot of baby food, it can be tricky to keep track of all of the expiration dates. Use a marker or a label-maker to add the expiration date to the lid of each container of baby food that you store. You can also add what the baby food is if you need a reminder.
Instructions to make Baby Food Storing:
- Cook food until tender. Mash with a fork or blender. For extra smoothness pass through a sieve pressing with the back of a spoon. Leave to go cold
- Spoon about half a tablespoon of puree into each of the sections of the ice cube tray. Freeze for at least 3 hours
- Label the date and contents onto the freezer bags before adding the cubes of frozen puree. Knot and place back into the freezer
- Keep the food simple. Don't add any seasoning. Use boiled water or baby milk (breast or formula) if the puree is too thick
- Put one type of food into each bag so when deciding on what to feed baby you can mix and match something different each meal time
- Good foods to start baby off on are sweet potato, parsnip, carrot, squash, apple, pear. As they get older give them more cubes or fill ice cube tray more. Use a wider range of ingredients and increase the amount of lumps
Baby Food Storage Most purees can be stored for three to four days in an airtight container in the fridge. If freezing them, my rule of thumb is that most produce-based purees can last up to three months in the freezer (avocados and bananas are an exception), while all purees containing meat, beans, or grains will last two months in the freezer. Storing Homemade Baby Food in the Refrigerator. Storing your baby food in the refrigerator is probably one of the least convenient and safe way to store homemade baby food. Storing Baby Food Puree in the Refrigerator; Appliances to Use for Making Baby Food Puree; How To Make A Baby Food Purée.
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