With this pea and turkey puree you make sure that your baby is taking fiber to fight constipation.
Normally after 7 months you can incorporate the peas to children's diet. Although, as always, I recommend that your pediatrician give you the go-ahead.
Peas, even if they are green, are classified as legumes and depending on the child it may cost more to digest them. One trick you can use is to cook the peas and remove the skin before mixing them with the rest of the ingredients. In this way you are removing part of the fiber, the insoluble one, still remaining Soluble fiber easier to digest.
As always, you can give your puree the density you need. In my case, I have left it with a denser texture so that it gets used to new textures. In this way we manage to go from superfine porridge textures solid food.
You can also prepare this pea and turkey puree with chicken so that its diet is more varied.
Pea and turkey puree
A puree that will help you incorporate legumes into your baby's diet.

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Hi !
But can rice be frozen? And does it look good? I always hesitate with rice and potatoes.
Thank you so much for the recipe!
You will forgive me, Ana, but this recipe does not include rice or potatoes! ๐
Anyway I will tell you that the few times that I freeze rice it stays good. On the other hand, potatoes do not usually do it because it takes on a strange flavor.
Kisses!!
Hello!! Is there a problem if I make a double portion and keep it in the fridge for one day? Will pure tomorrow be good? Thanks