Why deseed baby zucchini?
However, it is necessary to seed and peel zucchini and tomatoes, among others, for better digestion. All mixed fruits are possible including red or exotic fruits. It is better if they are cooked or raw if they are very ripe.
How to deseed baby zucchini?
Wash and peel the zucchini. Cut in 2 lengthwise to deseed it. Cut in pieces. Steam the zucchini pieces for about 15 minutes.
Do you have to remove the seeds from the zucchini?
Favor thin zucchini, which are softer and more crunchy. Larger ones often contain more seeds and are more fibrous. Do not hesitate to peel them and remove the seeds.
What porridge at 4 months?
Holle HOLLE Semolina porridge – from 4 months. HOLLE Semolina Porridge contains whole grains adapted to your baby’s growth. Simple to prepare and without cooking, semolina porridge can be prepared with follow-on milk or breast milk.
How to thicken baby puree?
To thicken the compotes and increase Baby’s daily food bolus, you can add “cereals” such as rice porridge, millet, semolina…
How to remove seeds from a zucchini?
First, you need a kitchen towel, a colander, a glass of water and a knife. Then, pinch the tomato over the glass of water to drop the seeds into it. Scrape with a knife until the last seed!
Which vegetable for baby’s first puree?
Which vegetable to start with? It is generally recommended to introduce the squash, carrot or sweet potato first. Most babies like their slightly sweet flavor and smoothness when pureed. Peas, courgettes or asparagus can follow.
When to mix baby vegetables?
Between 9 months and 1 year
Gradually introduce new vegetables, always one by one, cooked and mixed or in small pieces: tomato pulp, artichoke, eggplant, peas, celery, cauliflower, broccoli, pepper, fennel, beetroot.
Can the middle of the zucchini be eaten?
Thanks to their thin skin, courgettes can be eaten whole. Their heart of pips is also edible: you can therefore choose to eat them whole or peel and seed them.
How to eat zucchini seeds?
It is possible, for example, to incorporate them into cakes, bread or biscuits to enhance their flavor. If during cooking you have chosen to grill them, you can absolutely put them plain in your salads; an extra boost of vitamins!
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