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Egg & Sweet Potato Mash for Babies

Fully cooked egg and tender sweet potato combine into a soft spoon-fed meal. Use a firm cooked yolk rather than a runny soft-boiled egg, and ensure the potato has no hard pieces.

6 months+BreakfastEasy
Egg & Sweet Potato Mash
  • Age Range6 months+
  • Prep 3 min
  • DifficultyEasy
  • Allergen InformationContains: Egg

Ingredients

  • 1 fully hard-boiled egg, cooked and cooled in advance
  • 1/4 cup (55g) cooked, tender sweet potato

Preparation

  1. Use the fully hard-boiled egg and already cooked, tender sweet potato specified above; both must be cooked and cooled before this no-cook assembly step. Do not interpret the zero-minute assembly time as sufficient to cook a raw egg.

  2. Peel the egg and finely chop or mash the firm white and yolk. Mash the soft sweet potato until completely smooth.

  3. Mix thoroughly, adding a little safe water if needed until moist and spoonable, with no dry egg clumps or firm potato pieces. Check serving temperature and offer promptly.

Serving by Age

Mash the cooked egg very finely into fully tender sweet potato, adding water if the mixture is dry. Offer a moist spoonable portion suited to your baby's texture skills.

6 months+

Offer a smooth, moist spoonable mixture.

9 months+

Offer a slightly textured soft mash when appropriate.

Allergen Information

Contains egg, a major allergen. Follow your baby's individual allergen introduction or allergy-management plan.

Storage

Cool cooked ingredients promptly. Refrigerate any untouched prepared mixture covered and discard leftovers from the baby's bowl.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I store Egg & Sweet Potato Mash?

Cool cooked ingredients promptly. Refrigerate any untouched prepared mixture covered and discard leftovers from the baby's bowl.

Which allergens does Egg & Sweet Potato Mash contain?

It contains Egg. Check the labels of the products you use, and follow any allergy advice your baby has been given.

Sources & References

This guide is informed by current guidelines from leading health organizations:

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