Seeded At The Table - Easy recipes for your family.

Seeded at the Table - Easy recipes for your family.

You are here: Home / Baby Food / Homemade Baby Food – A Giveaway! (CLOSED)

Homemade Baby Food – A Giveaway! (CLOSED)

Chicken Rice Green Bean Puree

UPDATE 10/25/10:  This giveaway is now closed.  The winner will be announced tomorrow.

Judah is now eating a lot of the food that we eat, which makes things much easier for me.  But, it also means I don’t have many more favorite homemade baby food recipes to share.  In fact, I believe I only have one that I might post later this week or next.

The above photo is a chicken, rice and green beans puree that I blended up and froze.  I did this almost two months ago right when we moved to California.  A few families from the church made meals for us during our first two weeks here (so nice!) and one of the meals was baked chicken, rice and green beans.  I took our leftovers and blended them in my food processor so that Judah could also partake.  The rest went into the freezer.  He loved it!

Top 100 Baby PureesSince we’re rounding it up on the homemade baby food front, I thought I would give you a chance to win the book I used often in my journey, Top 100 Baby Purees by Annabel Karmel. I mentioned this book in earlier posts, but I didn’t share any of the recipes on this site.  Here’s your chance to get a copy of the recipes for free (although it’s very inexpensive to buy).

If you do not have a baby to feed, and you’re not expecting, consider giving this book as a baby shower gift.  You can package it with other homemade baby food essentials, such as ice cube trays, freezer bags, baby spoons, bibs, etc.  But, make sure to leave them a receipt as the recipient might not be up for making their own purees! 🙂

Let’s make this fun!  Since it’s almost Halloween, to enter the giveaway, leave me a comment with your favorite Halloween candy. Is it kit-kats (like mine)?  Or, M&M’s (definitely not mine!)?  🙂  The winner will be chosen randomly.  Don’t forget to leave your email address in the designated field so I can contact you if you win.  One winner will be chosen next Monday, October 25th.  Have fun!

*This giveaway is in no way sponsored by the book’s publisher or author.  It is merely a small gift from yours truly!

Sharing is caring!

Reader Interactions

Comments

  2. Snickers bars are my favorite Halloween candy! I am hosting a baby shower for my cousin in a couple of weeks and this book would be the perfect gift for her!

  3. Candy Corn for sure! I’d love to win the book as my little granddaughter has just begun to eat solids and we are really trying to feed her well. Thanks for the chance to win!

  18. Reese P-nut butter cups or Kitkats. I’ve just started making purees for my 6month old but simple squash/apple/carrots kind of thing. Can’t wait to explore more!

  24. Mine has to be candy corn and milk duds. Yum, just had a mini box of milk duds as dessert after lunch.

  27. Definitely candy corn! I don’t even really like candy, but come Halloween time I’m all for the CANDY CORN! 🙂

  33. My favorite Halloween candy are those little candy corn pumpkins. I love them and they are extra cute. I would love this book – I’m expecting my first in a few months and plan to make homemade baby food for her.

  34. Hmmm, I would have to say my favorite Halloween candy are Charleston Chews. I can hardly find them any other time of the year!

  40. Candy Corn for sure! My favorite treat is to mix candy corn and salted peanuts-I love the sweet/salty combo!

  43. I was planning on buying this book. My favorite halloween candy is probably sweet tarts or something with dark chocolate in it.

  44. Take 5 bars are my favorite! Last year I’m pretty sure I ate them all before we could even give them out!

  52. Mine’s a tie between twizzlers and Reese’s pb cups…I’d rather have the twizzlers though, because my daughters and husband won’t eat them, I can keep them all to myself 🙂

  55. Happy Hippos made by Kinder…It’s a German thing, and I would happily live here for the rest of my life just to be able to eat them 🙂

  60. Definitely reeses peanut butter cups. I use to ration them out, and save them till the very last thing that I ate from my candy bucket!

Left Menu Icon