Does anyone use an electric food steamer? - baby food steamer
I buy one off e-bay and was very excited, but I think it takes forever for something to cook. Can anyone tell me whether this applies to all electric steamers normal when I have a few reliable? Personal experience would have liked. I've tried a few slices of apple and pear cook for my baby now (cut very small pieces, and not after he cooked in an hour.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Baby Food Steamer Does Anyone Use An Electric Food Steamer?
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I would like to respond about electric steamer, but I really do not know.
What did I know is that you have a steamer basket, almost anywhere can buy (I myself in a huge tent) for about $ 10. A steam all my vegetables there for my baby. I have an inch of water in the bottom of a pot, place the basket, and add a few pieces of one inch of squash, I put fresh green beans, etc. I am the fire and 20 to 25 minutes, everything muffled is ready!
At Peel apples and pears and core them, I ... I use an apple slicer, cut the core and in slices. Then add a little water and cook the sauce with apple, pear. It takes about 45 minutes. You will, and simmer to a pulp. I add a drop of cinnamon (no sugar needed if you use a mix of sweet apples and oranges. Try to) it with a variety of apples.
Delicious and easy.
Hope this helps ....
Uh, our boat in about 15 minutes for broccoli or rice to present. I always have my pears in a pan with some water and then with the food processor. For apples, I used all Mott's natural, without added sugar. It is cheaper to buy apples.
or use a good or bad! lol do not come with instructions? If you do not try to google the model and read the instructions to see how long it takes for this type of preparation of the food! Good luck!
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