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Ingredients

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	1/2 cup brown rice
	1/2 zucchini
	1/4 cup peas
	1/2 cup infant formula
	1/4 cup organic whole wheat flour
	2 tablespoons butter melted

Nutritional information

29.1

Calories

10 g

Calories From Fat

1.1 g

Total Fat

0.6 g

Saturated Fat

2.5 mg

Cholesterol

9.1mg

Sodium

4.3 g

Carbs

0.4 g

Dietary Fiber

0.2 g

Sugars

0.6 g

Protein

12g

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Baby-Friendly Zucchini, Pea, and Rice Finger Bites

Name: Baby-Friendly Zucchini, Pea, and Rice Finger Bites
Prep time: 20 min
Cook time: 50 min
Total time: 1 h 10 min
Yield: 24
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: : 1/2; : 1/2; : 1/4; : 1/2; : 1/4; : 2

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American

I was excited to try this recipe - it sounds great - but here's the problem: I followed the recipe exactly and it came out like soup. There is way too much milk in this recipe - I think it's a typo. There was no way it was anywhere close to being able to be rolled into balls. Maybe the author could post the revision - I'm quite sure I followed the recipe exactly..

70 min
Serves 24
Easy

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Zucchini Pea and Rice Balls- Baby Finger Food,Still on my quest for foods that my 10 month old will eat! These balls were a hit last night! I also tried baking some of them, but he preferred the mushy consistency!* based on the one star review i attempted this again for my second child. if made with infant formula this works great! be sure to squeeze all the liquid from the zucchini. i also added blueberries to sweeten the taste. if it seems to runny…add more wheat flour to find the right consistency.,I was excited to try this recipe – it sounds great – but here’s the problem: I followed the recipe exactly and it came out like soup. There is way too much milk in this recipe – I think it’s a typo. There was no way it was anywhere close to being able to be rolled into balls. Maybe the author could post the revision – I’m quite sure I followed the recipe exactly..,Still on my quest for foods that my 10 month old will eat! These balls were a hit last night! I also tried baking some of them, but he preferred the mushy consistency!* based on the one star review i attempted this again for my second child. if made with infant formula this works great! be sure to squeeze all the liquid from the zucchini. i also added blueberries to sweeten the taste. if it seems to runny…add more wheat flour to find the right consistency.

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Steps

1 Done	Cook Rice
2 Done	Steam Veggies.
3 Done	Combine Rice, Veggies, and Formula in Food Processor and Puree.
4 Done	Melt Butter. Add Butter and Flour to Puree.
5 Done	If Baking, Pre-Heat Oven to 350. Roll Tablespoon Size Balls and Press With a Fork a La Peanut Putter Cookies. Bake For 20 Minutes, or Until Bottoms Are Golden Brown. Makes 24 Baked "cookies".
6 Done	If Rolling Balls, Roll Balls Slightly Larger Than a Pea (or What Your Child Can Handle). the Batch Will Make a Lot of Balls, but They Can Be Put in the Fridge For Four Days, or Frozen For a Month.