Last week, I tried experimenting with chicken because I want
to check if my daughter would love it. I was too excited because this will be
the first time she’d taste some meat. At first, she liked how it tasted but after
eating 4 tablespoonful of the chicken puree, I noticed that she didn’t want to
open her mouth and would immediately turn away from the spoon. I thought she
was already full so I put the remaining puree in the fridge for her next feeding. Come lunch
time, she still didn’t want to eat and that’s when I found out that she didn’t
like the smell of chicken. When I gave her a different kind puree, she was able
to finish 2 small containers plus some dessert. Fortunately, I was able to let her finish this recipe by adding her favorite yogurt. Don't get me wrong, this recipe tastes really good (I even liked it), I just don't get it why my daughter prefers it with greek yogurt. he he he.
This is a recommended recipe for babies between 8-12 months.
I will keep on trying to serve chicken to my baby until she gets accustomed with
the taste and smell. ;)
What you need:
·
1 breast of small chicken, sliced to small
pieces
·
1 medium onion
·
1 medium sweet potato, chopped
·
1 pear
·
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
·
¼ cup of water (or more)
What you need to do:
·
Heat the oil. Saute the onions.
·
Cook the chicken until transparent.
·
Add the sweet potato and pears. Cook for 3
minutes.
·
Pour the water. Let it simmer for another
minute.
·
Puree the cooked chicken.
·
Let it cool. Serve.
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