recipie that uses pork fillet for 10 month old please anyone?

[Heathcliffscathy]

want to do a batch of something. anyone know a failsafe babies love it recipie?

tia

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I take baby recipes a lot less seriously than anyone else I think, but I used to make this for dd:

fry some onions. Or don't if you haven't got any. Maybe ad some garlic. I use olive oil because it's the only "natural" oil (you just squeeze olives to get it - other veg oils require nasty industrial processes).

Meanwhile boil up lots of carrots, parsnips, butternut squash or other sweet veg along with some other veg (broccoli, beans, cabbage, whatever) with a few potatoes.

then fry up a bit of pork (cut small), mash the veg and mix together - I used to whizz the whole lot up, but you don't have to. As long as you have enough of the sweet veg in there, babies love it!

thanks you two. anyone else?

I'd go with SP's recipe but maybe a bit of canned tomatoes with the onions and some broken up cooked spaghetti in the final mix if bub's in to texture.

In fact that reminds me, I must make some more baby food but DS2 adores MIL's chinese rice porridge and begs for noodles every time he sees a chopstick. I am becoming very lazy.

yes - often do pasta instead of potatoes - it freezes a bit better if you do that.

dd used to get the runs a bit with apples at that age - I haven't dared to give them to ds yet. A bit of peach (just bunged in with the veg) works OK though.

SP, I love your recipe style -

Could we work up a Nigella-type book around "don't include X if you haven't got any"?

janh - my new big idea is to make a christmas book called "how to be a domestic slut" (dp says - "write what you know" ) what do you think?

problem is lots of people only know the word slut in a sexual sense, but I think it'll work.

lots of media types read this. Does it count as a copywrite notice if I add (c)2004 SenoraPostrophe?

copyright.

I've had the same trouble with the word slut - it does raise eyebrows! How about slob? Or slattern? Or sloven? (Is that a noun?) Would be happy to help write it - I'm quite an expert in the field.

slattern gets my vote

slovern! unfortunately it's not a word, but it obviously should be.

Seriously - I think we should put together some recipes (I haven't got enough) and see if we can find an agent.

10% of profits to mumsnet?

"How small does a piece of cheese have to be before you can't cut the mould off it any more?" Discuss.

"how long after the best before date can you realistically eat things?"

A bit of mould does wonders for a child's immune system...

so does picking their nose and eating it, apparently. dd has the first bit (picking) down pat, but doesn't do the second.

Maybe I should come up with some recipes?

Mud can be quite nutritious too.