Is it good to pur&eacute;e the meat for baby food?
1105425
It is a very strong blender, so it should work. But the meat would have to be very well cooked and chopped up into small pieces and mixed with some kind of liquid for it to work well. I suspect that a regular upright blender would be better.
833486
yes,I can grind the vegetables ,porridge and nuddles to avoid suffocating the baby.I think it is very usefull.And the bowl is very popular in China.
914001
Sure, just don't put as much hamburger meat in it. You would just have a thinner layer of "stuffing", which may limit what you stuff them with.
1260596
Yes it is and I really like this unity. I have cooked Lamb Chops, Pork chops, Tri-Tip, Hamburgers, Pork loin, all with no problems and clean up is not bad. If you soak the grill first in soapy water, it cleans up easy.
2054225
I have not done baby food, but have no doubt what so ever that it would do an excellent job!
1436336
Yes. I would recommend you have two blocks. One for chilling items and one for cooking. I use the cooking one often and find that salmon, scallops, shrimp and veggies do really well. I have better recipes for red meat, tried but was not happy with results. Try sea salt caramels on a chilled block.
508159
No. We use it for fish, chicken breast, and some times a pork chop. We have the saying, you can always cook more if it's not ready, but you can't uncook anything. We put mixed veggies on top with a sauce that drips down to the meat and cook from 7 to 10 minutes. If the veggies are to done (I like my crispy), then you can take the layer out and continue cooking the meat. It is very handy and we are considering buying a second one as we use it several times a week. Hope this answers you question. I really recommend the steamer if you like to eat healthy. I am a diabetic and this is great for me. Hope this helps. No. We use it for fish, chicken breast, and some times a pork chop. We have the saying, you can always cook more if it's not ready, but you can't uncook anything. We put mixed veggies on top with a sauce that drips down to the meat and cook from 7 to 10 minutes. If the veggies are to done (I like my crispy), then you can take the layer out and continue cooking the meat. It is very handy and we are considering buying a second one as we use it several times a week. Hope this answers you question. I really recommend the steamer if you like to eat healthy. I am a diabetic and this is great for... » Read More No. We use it for fish, chicken breast, and some times a pork chop. We have the saying, you can always cook more if it's not ready, but you can't uncook anything. We put mixed veggies on top with a sauce that drips down to the meat and cook from 7 to 10 minutes. If the veggies are to done (I like my crispy), then you can take the layer out and continue cooking the meat. It is very handy and we are considering buying a second one as we use it several times a week. Hope this answers you question. I really recommend the steamer if you like to eat healthy. I am a diabetic and this is great for me. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1647762
Yes, but you have to leave the orange tab open if you do that. Also, the food might get too hot if you microwave it in the dish. It heats more evenly if you heat up the water in a separate container and then add it to the chamber to heat the baby food in the dish.
824607
Absolutely it can be used for baby food. It's one of my favorite kitchen tools. It has different sizes and the smallest pulls every seed and peel out of every thing. I love this tool. Very smooth.
510670
Yes, You can cook meat in it. There are recipes in the booklet enclosed. I never attempted cooking or pureeing meat though. But the cooking/pureeing component is easily cleaned so cooking (steaming) and then pureeing meat would be just as easy and fruit and veggies.
146908
I had been mixing this in with pureed or mashed food for my 8 month old baby for a couple of months before I read that only liquids were recommended for mixing. I just called the company and a customer rep told me that it was no problem to mix in with food. Obviously if your baby is not eating food yet this doesn't help, but thought I'd put it out there. I also did not have any issues mixing it with breast milk when he was younger.
704972
If baby is less than 4 months, then yes. Once over 4 months, we don't bother sterilising it. We put it in the dishwasher and just let it get washed on the pots and pans cycle.
1715540
Baby Carrots chop/mince beautifully in this, I'd imagine Celery, after you cut it into 1 or 2 inch pieces would chop/mince perfectly as well. Enjoy!!!
734736
it depends on what you want to do. pure meat - can use soup botton. but rice and meat together, dont know how you are going to deal with it.but it does work well, i do love it
2191955
I would be weary of putting large chunks of meat in the composter. If you chop them up small enough, that would probably work (though meat might take longer to break down). As for dairy items, I'm not sure they would go well with the probiotics (they might also tend to stink after some time in the composter).
1806446
I have never used my processor to make baby food but I am sure it would work. I have chopped nut and dried fruit without any problems.
38739
I have not done meat yet, but plan too. Squash, limes, lemons, watermelon...all work great. I did buy some polypropylene mesh dehydrator screens from SunWorks to line the trays with. Makes it SO MUCH EASIER to clean and remove the dried products.