After carrots were done baking I blended to desired consistency. This part is actually kind of fun!
When done pureeing I put some aside for Ella then the rest in ice trays, covered with plastic wrap, then put them in the freezer.
After frozen I transferred the cubes into a Ziploc freezer bag and put in freezer. Done!
Now, for the moment of truth...
MMmmmmm!!
Didn't last long though. A few bites later the smiles turned into this,
and this,
and then some gagging, but I won't show that picture!Poor Ella. I think I probably need to add a little more water to the carrots when I thaw them out. Might have been a little too bitter. Whoops! Trial and error though, right?
By the way, I love the website http://www.wholesomebabyfood.com/, that's where I got
Also, Ella turned 6 months old today! Will have that post later!
You will be so glad you did this! I still steam and freeze veggies for Miller so I can just thaw them for him. Obviously I don't puree them anymore. He is such a good, healthy eater {for now} and I contribute it mostly to the homemade baby food. Just FYI, most of the purees seem to get more watery after freezing and thawing. I always made mine a little thicker since you can always add water later.
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