Homemade baby fooders

Re: Homemade baby fooders

• jrgoogrl member

  June 2013

  I have baked it, pureed or diced and then froze!

  

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• Jorie0829 member

  June 2013

  I'm still pureeing it because Aiden likes it with mixed with brown rice..I think I will have to try it diced up though! Do the pieces stick together after being freezed? 

  

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• bethCT

  June 2013

  I mostly treat it like zucchini, steam and puree.  But I also serve it diced tiny.
  

  

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• jrgoogrl member

  June 2013

  I haven't had problems with sticking. I use small ziploc bags and don't overstuff. Leave space in the bag to help prevent sticking.

  

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• lilahbean13 member

  June 2013

  Thank y'all! This was a first for summer squash so I wasn't sure at all! Ill dice and also puree some then freeze!

  

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• Jorie0829 member

  June 2013

  Manda+Chase:

  Jorie0829:

  I'm still pureeing it because Aiden likes it with mixed with brown rice..I think I will have to try it diced up though! Do the pieces stick together after being freezed? 

  You could freeze them in a single layer on a baking sheet. Once they're frozen you put them in a bag.  

   

  Great Idea!!!! Thanks!!!  

  

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• GreenMonkey1 member

  June 2013

  I bake in the oven and puree to a chunky consistency, then freeze.

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• Pandril19 member

  June 2013

  I'm not putting anything into the freezer.   I just sautee and dice them for her at dinner.

  
   

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