Ever since baby Josiah is born, I’ve always been researching on all the different baby products (e.g. his milk bottles, cot, playmat etc). It is tiring and could be frustrating at times as there are many opinions and options. How many mummies out there feel me?
One of my biggest challenge was when Josiah starts his solids. How can I whip up a good meal that can be simple to prepare and full of nutrients? After many rounds of researching at multiple baby fairs, I’m happy with my new purchase – the Tommee Tippee Quick Cook Baby Food Maker. It is one of the best baby food maker, steamer or blender!
What I love about it is that you can steam and blend without even transferring anything. So I set a timer and start the steam and blend, while preparing ourselves to head out. Once it’s done, I just transfer it into a thermal flask and we are ready to go!
Even for older babies, this food maker caters to your child’s weaning adventure. If you want chunkier items, you can steam in the basket and transfer to the jug to blend!
Sharing with you a simple recipe that I use to fill Josiah’s tummy:
Pumpkin Chicken Pie
Serves 1
Suitable for 9 months and above.
Preparation time: 35 minutes
Equipment: Tommee Tippee Quick Cook Baby Food Maker
Ingredients
- 40g of pumpkin diced
- 40g of chicken breast into cubes
Method
- Chop the pumpkin and chicken breast into small cubes.
- Put the chicken breast into the steam basket. Steam using Tommee Tippee Quick Cook Baby Food Maker for 25 minutes.
- After 10 minutes of steaming, pause and stir the meat and add pumpkin into the steam basket.
- Continue steaming for the rest of 15 minutes.
- Once steaming is done, transfer the ingredients from the steaming basket to the jug.
- Start blending for 20-30 seconds, depends on the texture you want.
- Alternatively, you can throw the ingredients to the jug to steam without using the steam basket.
My happy client
You can also see the video of how simple it is to prepare for your little one here!
Have fun!