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Four Baby Meal Prep Recipes

Name: Four Baby Meal Prep Recipes
Prep time: 25 min
Cook time: 25 min
Total time: 50 min
Yield: 1 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: strawberries (For teething pops; amount not stated.); blueberries (For teething pops; amount not stated.); yogurt (For teething pops; amount not stated.); banana (For peanut butter banana blondies; amount not stated.); peanut butter (For blondies; amount not stated.); egg (For blondies; amount not stated.); oat flour (For blondies; the source says “a little bit”; amount not stated.); baking powder (For blondies; amount not stated.); cinnamon (For blondies; amount not stated.); sweet potato (For fritters; amount not stated.); apple (Shredded, for fritters; amount not stated.); egg (For fritters; amount not stated.); oat flour (For fritters; the source says “a little bit”; amount not stated.); cinnamon (For fritters; amount not stated.); potato (For mash; amount not stated.); carrots (For mash; amount not stated.); chicken breast (Shredded, for mash; amount not stated.); garbanzo beans (For mash; amount not stated.); garlic powder (The source says “a little bit”; amount not stated.); paprika (The source says “a little bit”; amount not stated.); chicken broth (A splash, for mash; source identifies low-sodium broth. Amount not stated.)

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A weekly batch of baby-friendly foods for ages 9 months and up: strawberry-blueberry yogurt teething pops, peanut butter banana blondies, sweet potato fritters, and a chicken, vegetable, and chickpea mash. The source gives ingredient identities and broad preparation actions but does not provide quantities or most cooking details.

1 servings50 minAmerican

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Ingredients

strawberries (For teething pops; amount not stated.)
blueberries (For teething pops; amount not stated.)
yogurt (For teething pops; amount not stated.)
banana (For peanut butter banana blondies; amount not stated.)
peanut butter (For blondies; amount not stated.)
egg (For blondies; amount not stated.)
oat flour (For blondies; the source says “a little bit”; amount not stated.)
baking powder (For blondies; amount not stated.)
cinnamon (For blondies; amount not stated.)
sweet potato (For fritters; amount not stated.)
apple (Shredded, for fritters; amount not stated.)
egg (For fritters; amount not stated.)
oat flour (For fritters; the source says “a little bit”; amount not stated.)
cinnamon (For fritters; amount not stated.)
potato (For mash; amount not stated.)
carrots (For mash; amount not stated.)
chicken breast (Shredded, for mash; amount not stated.)
garbanzo beans (For mash; amount not stated.)
garlic powder (The source says “a little bit”; amount not stated.)
paprika (The source says “a little bit”; amount not stated.)
chicken broth (A splash, for mash; source identifies low-sodium broth. Amount not stated.)

Steps

1
For the teething pops, blend the strawberries, blueberries, and yogurt together.
2
Put the blended mixture into pop molds and place the molds in the freezer. The source does not state a freezing time.
3
For the peanut butter banana blondies, combine the banana, peanut butter, egg, oat flour, baking powder, and cinnamon.
4
Transfer the blondie mixture to a baking dish and put it in the oven. The source does not specify an oven temperature or baking time.
5
When the blondies come out of the oven, they should be soft.
6
For the fritters, combine the sweet potato, shredded apple, egg, oat flour, and cinnamon.
7
Cook the fritters on a pan, then flip them. The source does not specify pan preparation, heat level, or cooking time.
8
For the mash, combine the potato, carrots, shredded chicken breast, garbanzo beans, garlic powder, paprika, and a splash of low-sodium chicken broth.
9
Mash the mixture together.
10
Put the prepared foods into containers for the week.

Notes

The source does not give ingredient quantities, oven temperature or baking time, freezer duration, or detailed pan-cooking instructions. The post advises checking with a pediatrician before introducing new foods. The transcript mentions an additional treat at the end but does not identify it sufficiently to extract as a recipe.