Just a list of some new combinations we've tried and how they have gone over.
Broccoli, Beans and Ham (2 cubes broccoli, 1 cube beans and 1 oz ham)
Ratings:
Seren - 3 stars
Kendall - 3 stars
Butternut Squash and Broccoli (3 cubes squash and 1 broccoli)
Seren - 4 stars
Kendall - 3 stars
Carrots and Parsnips (2 cubes carrot and 2 cubes parsnips)
Seren - 4 stars
Kendall - 4 stars
Yams, Beans and Ham (2 cubes ham, 1 cube beans and 1/2 oz ham)
Seren - 4+ stars
Kendall - 4+ stars
*they LOVED this...they were whining and wiggling for more
Yams and Beans (2 cubes of each)
Seren - 4 stars
Kendall - 4 stars
Mango and Blueberry (2 cubes mango and 1 cube blueberry)
Seren - 3 stars
Kendall - 3 stars
*to be continued......(keep in mind my mixing ratio is for two kiddos so you can shrink it down)
Showing posts with label Broccoli. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Broccoli. Show all posts
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Combination 2.0
Labels:
beans,
blueberries,
Broccoli,
butternut squash,
carrots,
ham,
mango,
mixing,
parsnips,
yams
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Organic Broccoli Puree
Sorry for my slacking. I think I've reached the point of some boredom with pureeing...again. I don't mind making it but posting about it is not as fun.
Organic Broccoli Puree
I used 3 stalks of broccoli florets. I cut off the florets and put them in my pot steamer basket. Steamed for about 8 minutes. I tossed them in my large blender and added some water (add water slowly...I put too much in so this batch will be more of a mix-in than a stand-alone). Since it was so liquid though it did make it really easy to pour directly from the blender to the ice cube tray.
Prep/Cook Time: 15 minutes
Servings: approximately 20
Price: $1.54 sale ($1.66 regular) @ Smith's
Note: This was pretty runny when I reheated it from the freezer. I've been using it as a mix-in with other vegetables and they seem to like it.
Ratings:
Kendall - 2 stars
Seren - 2 stars
*I mixed it in with some squash for dinner and it improved the ratings to 3 stars*
Organic Broccoli Puree
I used 3 stalks of broccoli florets. I cut off the florets and put them in my pot steamer basket. Steamed for about 8 minutes. I tossed them in my large blender and added some water (add water slowly...I put too much in so this batch will be more of a mix-in than a stand-alone). Since it was so liquid though it did make it really easy to pour directly from the blender to the ice cube tray.
Prep/Cook Time: 15 minutes
Servings: approximately 20
Price: $1.54 sale ($1.66 regular) @ Smith's
Note: This was pretty runny when I reheated it from the freezer. I've been using it as a mix-in with other vegetables and they seem to like it.
Ratings:
Kendall - 2 stars
Seren - 2 stars
*I mixed it in with some squash for dinner and it improved the ratings to 3 stars*
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