Soft Foods

[sleeve_sister 110]

What's some examples besides the obvious of soft foods? Shrimp? Dying for shrimp but don't want to go too fast.

[Mommy sleeve 16]

I am 10 days and on puréed food. Shrimp was fine for me, I mushed it up with a fork. I think the smaller ones are softer so they may go down easier. Sweet potato is another good one, refrained Beans, eggs, cottage cheese, ricotta cheese, tuna, egg salad - all good.

[GeauxForIt 659]

I'm not allowed shellfish for 3 months!! I still can't figure out why. ????

[Ailly 32]

I'm on soft foods as well and was told that if I can mush it with a fork I can have it except for bread, raw veggies and fruit with skin. My current favs are grilled shrimp, tuna salad and saltines.

[MacSleever 6]

Refried Beans (low fat) are good and so is greek yogurt.

[sleeve_sister 110]

I can't do dairy. I've been eating egg salad, saltines, tuna, and until I realized the dairy was causing the nausea I was eating refried Beans. I gotta have cheese for that. sick of the same ole things

[Ailly 32]

I can't do dairy. I've been eating egg salad' date=' saltines, tuna, and until I realized the dairy was causing the nausea I was eating refried Beans. I gotta have cheese for that. sick of the same ole things [/quote']

What about mashed potatoes, meats and veggies cooked in the crockpot, chili, steamed veggies or Soups.

[steelergirl 135]

In the recipe section there is an awesome pumpkin pie no crust recipe..looks yummy

[sleeve_sister 110]

Hate Soup, can do mashed taters, haven't tried much meat besides puréed but crockpot will be sporting something tomorrow, and I don't like pumpkin. I'm super picky more so than my kids. Think I'm going to put a whole chicken in crockpot with rosemary and BBQ and freeze the leftovers in snack baggies. I can freeze it like that right?

[Ailly 32]

You can certainly freeze it. But if you use baggies instead of tupperware, wrap the baggies of leftovers in tin foil to prevent freezer burn.

[sleeve_sister 110]

You can certainly freeze it. But if you use baggies instead of Tupperware' date=' wrap the baggies of leftovers in tin foil to prevent freezer burn.[/quote']

Good idea thanks!!

[shellbell125 41]

the website www.theworldaccordingtoeggface.com has lots of good recipes and all kinds of stuff.

[AaronRene14 18]

the website www.theworldaccordingtoeggface.com has lots of good recipes and all kinds of stuff.

Great link! has my mouth watering and thinking of doing some turkey meatloaf the second i'm at that stage...