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Fall Favorite Baby Food Pumpkin Banana Purée

9/15/2016

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​We are a family on the go, and when it comes to feeding my kids, our favorite go to snack is our homemade recipes using our squeeze pouches!
​We are a family on the go, and when it comes to feeding my kids, our favorite go to snack is our homemade recipes using our squeeze pouches! These squeeze pouches are so easy to grab and go...even for us adults! Store bought pouches can costs anywhere from $1.25 - $3 and that just adds up. That's why we make our own at home using our squeeze pouch station. I am a huge fan! I can puree fruits and veggies, fill them myself so that I know exactly what I'm feeding them. 

​Ok, now on to the recipe! This recipe can be modified accordingly for children 6 months and up. My daughter's favorite food right now is Bananas. Bananas morning noon and night...avocado and banana, oatmeal and banana, the list goes on. Today I'm sharing a super easy recipe using just Organic Canned Pumpkin, 2 Organic Bananas and some cinnamon. This recipe fills about 4-5 food squeeze pouches which measure 3.5 oz each. I actually cook mine down a little in my electric pressure cooker, but you can simply put it in a food processor, then fill each squeeze pouch and serve! I also started adding organic Greek yogurt once my daughter turned one to really get a power packed breakfast and/or snack.

​PUMPKIN BANANA BABY FOOD PUREE
Acceptable 7 months +
Makes approx. 6 servings 
Ingredients:
1 can (15 oz) Organic Solid Packed Pumpkin (not pumpkin pie)
2 Organic Bananas
2 Tablespoons of Water
1 tsp Cinnamon (and Nutmeg for Fall flavoring)
​6 
squeeze pouches
Instructions: 
Place all ingredients in an electric pressure cooker.  Set to High Pressure. Set for 3 minutes.  Once the beeper goes off, quick release pressure and turn it off.  It will be hot, so let it cool for about 10 minutes. Using the squeeze pouch station, simply label each squeeze pouch, then fill to desired level.  Serve immediately or place in refrigerator for up to 2-3 days.  I have frozen these and thawed in a glass of warm water or overnight in the refrigerator.  See manufacturer labeling for proper storage and shelf life. 

*If you are using a food processor simply combine the can of pumpkin and bananas.  Puree until desired consistency.  Served as is or try any of the below variations

Variations: 
Mix with plain Organic Greek Yogurt for a protein power packed well-balanced breakfast ​
​We are a family on the go, and when it comes to feeding my kids, our favorite go to snack is our homemade recipes using our squeeze pouches!
2 Comments
Bodynsoil link
11/7/2017 03:55:09 pm

These look great. I'm new to baby pouch recipes and appreciate the suggestions.

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Khristy Kubran
12/19/2017 05:13:59 am

What can we use if we don’t own a pressure cooker?

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