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Lea455 View Drop Down
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    Posted: 15 April 2009 at 3:00pm
I have a 6 1/2 month old baby and would like to buy a baby food recipe book but am unsure which one to buy.  Ideally I would like a NZ published book with good practical ideas, ie recipes that make up big batches for freezing and/or recipes that can be made for the whole family and baby's portion pureed/chopped after.  I would appreciate your views on the best book you have used.  Thanks!

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Definitely Baby food and beyond by Alison Holst & Simon Holst. You can probably find it cheap on TM.

Baby Food and Beyond

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I wouldn't go buying one. Did you get an iron rich recipe booklet in your bounty pack? Otherwise PM me your address and I will send it to you (I'm not keeping it). Basically stick with your meat/veg/pasta dishes but remove his from the pan before adding flavourings (salt, spices, etc). Then chop or puree and leave it to cool while you complete the family meal.
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The Baby Whisperer Charlene Poole was on good morning yesterday talking about baby food - I have attached the links to the TVNZ site:

http://tvnz.co.nz/view/page/2630393

http://tvnz.co.nz/view/page/2630440
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The Alison & Simon Holst one is good.
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i second what pepsi said. its great.
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Thanks everyone for your comments,  Busy Mum, yes I do have a copy of the iron recipes, I've made a few of them but  was wanting a few more ideas as well. 

I have found a copy of the Alison & Simon Holst book on TM with a buy now price so have bought it. 


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