1 liver paste raw materials: pig liver and lean pork Practice: Wash pig liver and lean pork, remove tendons, put them on a chopping board, and scrape them evenly in the same direction with a stainless steel spoon to make liver paste and paste. Then put the liver mud and meat mud into a bowl, add a little cold water and salt, stir well, and steam in a cage. Efficacy: It is beneficial to improve anemia.

2 pig bones carrot puree raw materials: carrots A short piece of pig bones Practice: Wash the pig bones and cook them with carrots. Remove pig bones and impurities when the soup is thick and the carrots are crispy, and crush the carrots with a spoon. Efficacy: The fat in pig bone can promote the absorption of carotene, thus promoting the development of vision.

3 Chicken sauce mashed potatoes Ingredients: chicken 1 potato 1/4 Practice: Wash and chop the chicken, blanch it in boiling water, simmer the soup, and take some soup to freeze. Wash potatoes, peel them, steam them in a pot, take them out and grind them into mud. Take 2 spoonfuls of chicken soup, boil it slightly, and pour it on mashed potatoes. Efficacy:

4 Spinach egg yolk porridge Ingredients: egg yolk 1, soft rice, appropriate amount of broth, and cooked vegetable oil. Practice: Wash the spinach, blanch it in boiling water, cut it into small pieces, put it in a pot, and add a small amount of water to make a paste for later use. Put an egg yolk, soft rice and a proper amount of broth into a pot and cook it into porridge. Add vegetable oil boiled with spinach to the egg yolk porridge.

5 steamed pumpkin or sweet potato raw materials are very simple, steamed and mashed and fed with some water. Efficacy: Mannitol in pumpkin has laxative effect, and pectin can slow down the absorption of sugar.

Baby complementary food can be mutated, so the nutrition is more comprehensive.