thread: Homemade baby food- what have I done wrong?

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  1. #1
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    blending potato never seemed to work for me as well, always ended up like glue.

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    Potato on its own never worked well for me either. It always went funny when I defrosted it as well. I think its just cause it seperates and goes yukky.
    Butternut pumpkin mixed with a little bit of potato semmed to work well though. Mostly pumpkin and just small bit of potato.

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    Hmmm.. yes Nic it is ok once I remash it with a fork. Just didn't think I'd have to do that once I'd blended it! Oh well, lesson learned. Won't try potato on it's own again. Now I just have` to work my way through the mammoth amount left in the freezer (note to self- am cooking for one baby, not an army of them).

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    (note to self- am cooking for one baby, not an army of them).
    thats funny.. I am always telling my dh there are only 5 of us eating i n the house not 25...

    You could use it as a filler like rice cereal or other veges.. kwim?

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    Jun 2008
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    hi. (newbie here - just noseying your thread),
    I was wondering if the variety of potatoe used affects the outcome of the mashing/blending and freezing....? Waxy types are more likey to go lumpy.

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    I always had problems with potato when freezing as well. I found though that mixing it with something else helped.

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    I've mixed potato with pureed apple to make it smoother - not that DD ate it! but it was a nicer consistency!

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