Working great:) i like putting carrot, apple, kale, spinach, onion, and banana or strawberry in nutri bullet. Note, however, that rice and, particularly, processed rice products like infant rice cereal can contain varying amounts of arsenic, a heavy metal the grain soaks up from polluted environments that can cause negative neurodevelopmental effects when consumed in great excess. My son will be one in the end of March and I would love to give him molasses if it’s true that he can eat it. While we have taken care in preparing this summary and believe it is accurate, it is not a substitute for your reading the product packaging and label prior to use. For that you have to credit the big corporate baby food companies, who perform some of their most impressive marketing when it comes to this tried and true first food.

When freezing, use this method to keep the balls from sticking together: evenly space the balls on a plate or tray, then transfer them to the freezer. How about ingredients like organic goji berries, organic cacao nibs or toasted coconut chips for a sweet coconut chocolate flavour packed with antioxidants and nutrition. BTW I just launched a new cooking site myself,I would be super excited if you checked it out (just in baby stages mind you) MyLoveForCooking.Add milled rice to water in pot, cover and bring to boil, then turn heat down to low and cook/simmer 20 minutes.

While the rice is steaming, rinse the kimchi to remove some of the spice, then finely chop the kimchi. Blending after cooking didn’t work either as it was all to sticky, even adding water or milk didn’t help. At this age, you can also begin to introduce mochi, nian gao, tteok, and other steamed rice cakes cut into quarters lengthwise so they are no longer round. That's why we offer dozens of simple, satisfying hot cereals from Bob's Red Mill, including our Organic Creamy Brown Rice Hot Cereal. I’ve made my kids’ baby food off and on and found the least overwhelming way to do it (for me) was to simply blend up whatever we were having as I was cooking or cleaning up.

The amount of contamination varies by location, and as a result, the amount of arsenic in rice depends on where it grew and how it was processed. I have yet to get “creative” with my baby food recipes, so I would love any tips or combinations that you’ve tried with your babies. The only thing you might want to look into is that the reason drs reccomend rice cereal is for learning and also bc it’s iron fortified, but besides the iron there is no nutritional value except bad carbs and arsenic (even brown rice). Whereas others do the same process but whisk the flour on low heat so the rice is cooked, I don’t l.