hi, I'm just starting the whole solids thing and want to give my baby pears.
After peeling I think I have to cook them before purerring them?? Is it ok to cook in the microwave, then puree then let it cool before serving?
is that how its done?
tIA!
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hi, I'm just starting the whole solids thing and want to give my baby pears.
After peeling I think I have to cook them before purerring them?? Is it ok to cook in the microwave, then puree then let it cool before serving?
is that how its done?
tIA!
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Yup that's how it's done. Peel and core, cover with a little cooled boiled water and pop in the microwave with some glad wrap over for 5 mins or so. Let cool then puree with a stick blender for nice smooth consistency.
It does get confusing hey?
But yes you need to cook them first.
I peel my pears and put them in a saucepan with a few tablespoons of water and simmer until they're soft.
Drain the water then puree. Let cool before serving. Pears tend to hold heat for quite a while too.
It's easier to puree anything while it's hot.
You can also cook up a whole batch, puree, put into small 1 serve size containers and freeze. Then when needed just defrost in the microwave and serve.
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thanks ladies. i feel a bit silly asking![]()
Why do you have to cook Pear first?
It's a pretty soft fruit, I go right ahead and just puree it up (after peeling and coring of course)
Other fruits need cooking, hard ones like apple, otherwise it's prety hard to puree it up.
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good question sqiglet. I gave dd one serving uncooked by mistake.
I recently bought a heap of pears cheap because they were ripe and had a little brusing. is it ok to use them? I figure if I cut out the brusing they'd be ok
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