Carrots, Broccoli & Cheese Puree
Broccoli oozes with vitamin C, folic acid & iron so it’s an important veggie to add to purees. Try mashing it with potato & cheese … Continued
Broccoli oozes with vitamin C, folic acid & iron so it’s an important veggie to add to purees. Try mashing it with potato & cheese … Continued
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A well balanced puree packed full of goodness thanks to vitamins A & C found in the fruit & veggies.
A classic cottage pie sure to be a winner. For young babies, chop the meat in a food processor to make it softer.
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