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| Ingredients | Minutes | Calories |
| Prep | Cook | Servings |
| 5 min | 10 min | 1 |
| 1 medium | Apple, red delicious |
| 1 tsp | Coconut oil |
Wash and peel apple(s).
Next, core apple(s) and cut them in slices. I like to use one of those round apple cutters that cuts the apple in 16 slices.
Steam apple(s) for about 10 minutes in a double broiler.
Set aside a few slices of apple(s) to offer as finger foods.
Transfer the rest to a blender and puree.
Will keep in fridge for 3 days tops. You can also freeze in ice cube trays. I recommend using 1 oz ice cube trays so that you know the exact amounts you'll be taking out.
To make the Recipe in bulk:
Peel, core, slice and steam 12 apples for 10 minutes.
Puree all apples.
Freeze them in 1 oz ice cube trays.
To reheat only the amounts you need:
Pull out enough apple puree to use for your baby's meal.
Defrost and reheat in a small sauce pan with 1 tsp of coconut oil for every 2 oz.
* 1 medium apple will give you about 2 oz. Make a bigger batch of apple puree and store extras in the freezer in 1 oz ice cube trays. To wash, peel and slice 12 apples, plan for 25 min prep time, 10 minutes cook time and a 24 oz yield. Do not add the coconut oil when making a bigger batch to freeze. Add it when reheating.
*If also offering sliced apples as a finger food, reserve a few slices. They will keep well in the fridge for 2 to 3 days. For the 6 month old baby, this can be 5-6 apple slices per feeding all the way up to a full apple (16 slices) per feeding for the older baby.
*If reheating from frozen, place frozen apple cubes in a sauce pan and add 1 tsp of oil (coconut oil, olive oil, bone broth) for every 2 oz.
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