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Black Beans for Baby (Puree and BLW)
Learn how to serve black beans for baby—whether from a can or cooked from dry—with these easy ideas for finger foods and bean puree.
Black Beans for Baby
Beans are one of the most affordable, nutritious plant-based proteins around, and they are—fortunately for us!—so easy to prepare for kids of all ages. My girls are a little obsessed with black beans, so we use them weekly. I’m going to share my favorite easy methods for serving beans to babies and toddlers, including as a puree, finger food, and baby-led-weaning style.
And at the end of the post, be sure to check out my favorite recipes featuring beans.
Bean Puree
You can transform any cooked bean, including black beans, pinto beans, and garbanzo beans, into a puree. All you need to do is blend the beans very smooth in a blender with as much liquid as it takes to move the mixture easily.
Then, you can serve it as a Stage 1 baby food or use it together with other purees as a Stage 2 or 3 baby food. It’s particularly great mixed with Sweet Potato Baby Food and Avocado Puree.
Beans for Baby-Led Weaning
You can mash any fully cooked beans onto a spoon or a stick of lightly toasted bread so baby can self-feed BLW style. This is an easy way to let them feed themselves.
And once they are able to pick up smaller pieces of food, they can pick up the beans with their finger.
Ingredients You Need
To make black beans for baby, you can start with purchased cooked beans in a BPA-free can (if possible) or carton. Or you can cook them from dry at home. I love to make them in my Instant Pot or slow cooker, since all you need is water, and the machine does the rest.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Here’s the basic info on how to prepare beans at home for baby:
- If starting with cooked beans in a carton or can, drain them in a colander. Rinse them to remove the liquid that was in the can. This helps to freshen them and also remove excess salt. Warm slightly and add seasoning as desired.
- To cook from dry, add beans to a slow cooker or pressure cooker with some garlic and water. Cook according to this easy black bean recipe. Drain.
- To serve as a finger food, mash just slightly.
- To puree, add beans to a blender and blend until smooth, adding a little liquid at a time until you reach the desired consistency.
How to Add Flavor to Black Beans
You can add a range of seasonings and other foods to black beans to make them more flavorful. Here are some favorites:
- Cumin
- Chili powder
- Oregano
- Sweet Potato Baby Food, Avocado Puree, quinoa, mild salsa, mild guacamole, sour cream
How to Store
You can store beans for baby in an airtight storage container in the fridge for up to 5 days or in the freezer for up to 6 months.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can babies eat black beans?
Yes, babies can eat well-cooked black beans as a puree, mashed onto toast or a spoon as a BLW food, or as a finger food.
How do I introduce black beans to my baby?
You can start with a small amount of pureed black beans or for an older baby, offer slightly mashed beans as a finger food.
Are black beans hard for babies to digest?
When cooked until soft, they should be easy for babies to digest. You may have some gas, which could simply be a reaction to a new-to-baby food.
Best Tips for Success
- Start with cooked beans from a can, carton, or that you’ve cooked from dry. If using canned or beans from a carton, drain and rinse them before using to freshen and remove salt.
- To puree, blend with water or no-salt-added chicken or vegetable stock.
- To serve as a BLW-food, mash beans onto a lightly toasted stick of toast or spoon so they can self-feed.
- To serve as a finger food, mash slightly and let baby self-feed.
- Add flavor from seasonings as you like.
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Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 0 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Cuisine American
Course Baby Food
Calories 57kcal
Servings 4
- ▢ 1 cup black beans (fully cooked)
- ▢ 2-4 tablespoons water or no-salt-added chicken or vegetable stock (optional)
- ▢ ⅛ teaspoon cumin, oregano, or chili powder (optional)
To make black bean puree:
Add the beans to a blender. Blend, adding 1 tablespoon water (or no-salt-added chicken or vegetable stock) at a time to reach the desired consistency. I usually add ¼ cup.
To serve black beans BLW Style:
Add optional seasoning as desired. Mash beans onto a lightly toasted stick of toast or spoon so they can self-feed.
To serve black beans as finger food:
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Storage Containers
- You can store beans for baby in an airtight storage container in the fridge for up to 5 days or in the freezer for up to 6 months.
- Start with cooked beans from a can, carton, or that you’ve cooked from dry. If using canned or beans from a carton, drain and rinse them before using to freshen and remove salt.
- Try this easy Slow Cooker or Instant Pot Black Bean recipe to start with dry beans.
- To puree, blend with water or no-salt-added chicken or vegetable stock. Then, you can serve it as a Stage 1 baby food, or use it together with other purees as a Stage 2 or 3 baby food. It’s particularly great mixed with Sweet Potato Baby Food and Avocado Puree.
- To serve as a BLW food, mash beans onto a lightly toasted stick of toast or spoon so they can self-feed.
- To serve as a finger food, mash slightly and let baby self-feed.
- Add flavor from seasonings as you like.
Serving: 0.25cup, Calories: 57kcal, Carbohydrates: 10g, Protein: 4g, Fat: 1g, Saturated Fat: 1g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g, Monounsaturated Fat: 1g, Sodium: 1mg, Potassium: 153mg, Fiber: 4g, Vitamin A: 3IU, Calcium: 12mg, Iron: 1mg
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Organic Black Bean Puree, Organic Beet Puree, Organic Banana Puree, <2% Of: Organic Lemon Juice Concentrate, Ascorbic Acid (vitamin C).
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To Store: Store in a cool, dark place. Refrigerate after opening and serve within 24 hours.
To Serve: Squeeze onto a spoon or serve straight from the pouch! If you prefer, warm pouch in a bowl of hot water.
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Caution: Keep cap out of reach of children. If cap seal is broken or pouch looks damaged or unusually inflated, please discard. Always use with adult supervision. Do not microwave or boil pouch.
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Serving Size 113.00 g
Servings Per Container 1
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories 100
- Total Fat 0g0%daily value
- Total FatSaturated Fat 0g0%daily value
- Total FatTrans Fat 0g
- Cholesterol 0mg0%daily value
- Sodium 35mg1%daily value
- Total Carbohydrate 20g7%daily value
- Total CarbohydrateDietary Fiber 4g16%daily value
- Total CarbohydrateSugars 8g
- Protein 3g
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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USDA Organic. Certified Organic by CCOF. Non GMO Project verified. nongmoproject.org. Clearly crafted. This is clearly crafted. Our yummy recipe includes a full serving of veggies (1 serving vegetables is 1/4 cup): 1/5 cup black beans, 2/5 beet, 1/4 banana. happyfamilybrands.com. Learn more about use and how we source our quality ingredients at happyfarms.com. Certified B Corporation. Packaging made without BPA.
Ingredients
Organic Black Bean Puree, Organic Beet Puree, Organic Banana Puree, <2% Of: Organic Lemon Juice Concentrate, Ascorbic Acid (vitamin C).
Directions
To Store: Store in a cool, dark place. Refrigerate after opening and serve within 24 hours.
To Serve: Squeeze onto a spoon or serve straight from the pouch! If you prefer, warm pouch in a bowl of hot water.
Warnings
Caution: Keep cap out of reach of children. If cap seal is broken or pouch looks damaged or unusually inflated, please discard. Always use with adult supervision. Do not microwave or boil pouch.
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Recently I tried out a new vinaigrette recipe by adding avocado. This time I decided to make a vinaigrette with beans. And not just with red beans, but with Preto black beans. Preto black beans are known by various names. The most popular is Black Turtle. In many countries, they are simply called Black Beans (Frijol negro in Spanish, Feijão preto in Portuguese). These are medium-sized beans, silky black on the outside and creamy on the inside. It has a delicate and at the same time dense texture, a sweetish taste with a slight bitterness and a pleasant berry aroma. Preto beans are very popular in Latin American cuisine - they are used in meat and vegetable dishes, in soups and soup mixtures, in stews, salads, and also fried. These beans form the basis of Brazilian cuisine, the Brazilians prepare "feijoada" from it - the main national dish. Preto beans are often used in various vegetarian dishes, such as the veggie bean burrito. In addition to the Brazilian feijoada, Preto is also a traditional ingredient in the Cuban dish Moros y Cristianos. The name translates as "Moors and Christians" and is a symbol of the Reconquista (712 - 1238). The essence of the dish is in the contrasting combination of black beans and snow-white rice. In Asian countries, it is often fermented to make bean sauce. nine0003
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100 gr. black beans
4 large potatoes
2 beets
2 large carrots
100 gr. sauerkraut
1 small can of gherkins or 2 pickles
1 avocado
200 gr. green peas
1 bulb
Juice 1/2 lemon
olive or vegetable oil
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Soak beans overnight in water. Then cook for about 1-1.5 hours, changing the water 2 times. Drain water, cool.
Boil vegetables until tender. Cool and clean. nine0003
Cut into cubes carrots
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Clean the avocado from the peel, remove the bone and cut into cubes
Combine together beans, potatoes, avocados and add sauerkraut
Ridgets and add to the vegetables.
Add canned peas and stir
Lastly, add the beets (if you want the vinaigrette to be a rich red color, then add the beets first)
Mix everything thoroughly, sprinkle with lemon juice and season with oil. Bon appetit!
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Therapeutic nutrition for kidney disease
The article was checked by a specialist: Byrko N. V. , nephrologist at SOVA Clinic
Diseases lead to a deterioration in the functionality of the kidneys and urinary tract, which is symptomatically manifested by a decrease in appetite, thirst, swelling of the legs, and hypertension. In the body, metabolic products accumulate, metabolism is disturbed. It is possible to normalize it with the help of a diet, so it is an important part of the main therapy.
BASIC PRINCIPLES
A strict diet or table number 7 is prescribed for patients with chronic renal failure, nephrotic syndrome or glomerulonephritis. For other pathologies, excessive nutritional restriction is not required. It is enough just to reduce the use of salt, spices, hot spices and be sure to exclude alcohol.
The main principles of proper nutrition in diseases of this area are to limit the intake of protein, salt, and reduce the calorie content of dishes. It is also necessary to arrange fasting days. nine0003
PROTEIN LIMITATION
Protein metabolism in the body ends with the formation of nitrogenous waste products. The kidneys affected by the disease cannot cope with its excretion, so the substances accumulate in excess in the blood. At the same time, protein is a necessary building material for cells, and it cannot be completely excluded from the diet. Therefore, protein intake should be limited, not stopped. For this, patients are advised to choose meat and fish varieties with the lowest fat content. It is advisable to cook them without oil, avoiding frying in a pan. Chicken eggs are allowed. nine0003
Patients with chronic renal failure are allowed to consume 20-50 grams of protein daily. This indicator depends on the severity of the disease and the patient's body weight.
In some cases, proteins are excluded completely. But the duration of a protein-free diet should not exceed 1-2 weeks. Due to a sharp rejection of protein foods, well-being can deteriorate significantly.
With small deviations in the work of the kidneys, this type of food is not prescribed. Fasting days with an interval of once or twice a week will help to maintain balance. nine0003
SALT RESTRICTION
Salt intake is reduced if edema and hypertension are also observed in connection with the underlying kidney disease. The principle is that when cooking, the products are not salted. Only after the food is ready, it is slightly salted. The daily norm is 2-3 grams per day (half a teaspoon).
When compiling the menu, you need to remember that salt is present in semi-finished and finished factory products, and in significant doses. Even bread belongs to this category. If you can't find a place that sells salt-free baked goods, you should learn how to bake it yourself. Of course, a high salt content is typical for semi-finished meats, smoked meats, homemade salting, canned food, hard cheese, salted fish. It is also forbidden to drink water with a high degree of mineralization. nine0003
The salt-free diet has its positive aspects - you can feel the taste much better, especially with raw vegetables.
PROHIBITED AND ALLOWED PRODUCTS
Therapeutic nutrition also involves the exclusion of food, which contains a lot of phosphorus and potassium. These are cottage cheese, dried fruits and bananas, nuts, as well as offal: offal, liver, heart, etc.
Essential oils negatively affect the kidneys, so it is necessary to exclude broths, beans, hot peppers, spices, mushrooms. From vegetables - radishes, onions. However, you can put bay leaves, lightly fried onions, spices - cinnamon in dishes. nine0003
LOADING DAYS
Days of unloading in the presence of renal pathologies should be arranged regularly and systematically. The principle is simple - during the day you need to eat one type of food. Recommended days when you should limit yourself to berries and fruits, or watermelons, vegetables, juices, oatmeal.
It is allowed to eat up to 1.5 kg per day, while the food is divided into 5 approaches to the table. Vegetables can be eaten raw or cooked without frying. Salad of fresh vegetables can be seasoned with butter or sour cream with a low percentage of fat. Unloading cucumber day is very effective. nine0003
NUTRITION FOR URINAL STONES
The diet depends on the chemical composition of the stones. If oxalates are detected during the diagnosis, then sorrel, lettuce, spinach and other leafy greens are strictly prohibited. Do not drink coffee, chocolate, cocoa. Be sure to exclude foods rich in ascorbic acid: blackcurrant, radish, citrus. It is recommended to increase the intake of vitamin B6, which is found in black bread, buckwheat, oatmeal. For patients, cauliflower, pumpkin, beans, prunes, eggplants will be very useful. nine0003
In the event that urates are found during the diagnosis, it is necessary to use products that alkalize the urine. Useful cereals, honey, dried fruits, potatoes. Under the ban - meat and fish, offal, semi-finished products and ready-made canned food.
According to the opposite principle, nutrition is built when phosphate stones are detected. To acidify urine, you need to eat meat and fish, while completely eliminating milk and sour-milk products, juices, compotes and vegetable soups.
The duration of the diet should not be longer than 1 month.