Technique: Pureeing [edit]

Other Names:Pureed, Puree, Averli passati al setaccio (Italian), Pürieren (German), Réduire en purée (French), Puré (Spanish), Приг... All Translations
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[edit] About Pureeing

Pureeing is the method used to make a pulp out of food by mashing and/or straining it. Alternatively food can also be pureed using a blender.

Foods such as peas, beans, vegetables, potatoes and squash are well suited to this cooking technique. The food is usually softened by boiling prior to pureeing.

Pureeing is a popular method used to prepare baby food.

[edit] Tools

  • Strainer

  • Blender

  • Masher