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How to Make Your Own Baby Food
Preparation:
You will need:
1. A clean hand-powered baby food grinder, an electric blender or a food processor.
3. Liquid, (such as breastmilk, natural baby formula, or mountain spring water.) 4. A stainless steel pot, for when cooking meats and vegetables. 5. An ice-cube tray and Baggies, in which to freeze, then store the baby food. Cooking:
1. Wash fruits and vegetables, thoroughly. Peel and de-seed, if necessary. Rinse grains and beans with water. Remove any skin and fat from meats. 2. Cook food in small amount of water, until tender. Cook meats until fully-cooked, no pink! Do not add any salt, sweeteners or spices to any of the foods.
3. Place food in grinder, blender or food processor. Add liquid you will be using. Puree. Food should be very thin for new eaters, pasty for seasoned eaters, and chunky for older children. See Food Progression Table for age milestones. 4. Spoon out small portion into baby bowl. Feed baby small portion of food with baby spoon. Feed until baby is no longer interested in eating, and turns face away from food. Throw away any food left in baby's bowl that is not eaten. 5. Freeze any unserved food in ice cube tray. Cover tray with plastic wrap or aluminum foil. After food is frozen, take out of ice cube tray and place each "ice-cube serving portion" in it's own separate baggie. Do not forget to label the baggie with the name of the food, and the date it was made. Frozen baby food is good for 1 month from freeze date.

Here are some organic suggestions for making your own baby food.
| Vegetables; Steamed | Fresh Fruits | Proteins, boiled | Grains-- Click here to get recipe for making your own baby cereal. |
| Carrots | Apples | Free-range, organically-fed beef, chicken or turkey without skin | Rice |
| Green Beans | Apricots | Cooked Beans | Oatmeal |
| Green Peas | Bananas | Cooked Lentils | Millet |
| Potatoes | Melon | Cooked Egg Yolk | Amaranth |
| Squash | Peaches | | Buckwheat |
| Sweet Potatoes | Pears | | Kamut |
| Spinach | Plums | Garbanzo Beans | Tricale |
| Corn | Prunes | Black Beans | Rye |
 Happiness is knowing what is in the foods you eat!!! |
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