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Baby Food: Pasta with Carrots and Kale

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Baby Food: Pasta with Carrots and Kale

This delicious baby food pasta only takes minutes to prepare and is a great way to get in eye-healthy antioxidants, B-vitamins and tons of great fiber.

Baby food doesn’t have to be boring! You have many ingredients in your kitchen that when blended make the perfect nutritious mix. This baby food pasta is an easy go-to that you can whip up when you have some leftover pasta from the night before, and a few different veggies to toss into the mix. For this recipe, you will need a baby food steamer, blender, and warmer appliance.

Ingredients:

  • 1 cup carrots (cut up and steamed)
  • 1/2 cup peas (frozen organic)
  • 1/2 cup curly organic kale (roughly chopped)
  • 1/2 cup of cooked whole-grain pasta (from dinner last night)
  • add in a small amount of diluted peanut butter

Directions:

  1. Add Level 3 amount of water to the Babycook. Place all ingredients into the steam basket. Steam.
  2. Remove the steam basket.  Leaving the water that is in the Babycook there, place everything from the steam basket into the main puree container. Puree until desired texture is achieved.  Add water as needed.  If too thin, add baby rice/oatmeal cereal.
  3. Divide up, store and enjoy!  It will last in the refrigerator for 3 days and in the freezer for 3 months.

 

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Melissa Halas, MA, RD, CDE

Melissa Halas, MA, RD, CDE

Melissa is a registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator with a master's in nutrition education. She is the founder of SuperKids Nutrition Inc. Read more about her Super Crew children’s books and her experience as a registered dietitian on the About Melissa and Shop page. Discover how nutrition can help you live your best health potential through her plant-based books and newsletter on Melissa’s Healthy Living.

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