Should I puree fruit and meats together for baby?

[Lincolns_Mommy]

This may be a silly question but I thought I read somewhere that the only fruit that should be pureed with meats is apple.

My little guy will be 1 year in about a week. He eats chunky purees really well and is not fussy. I'd like to start pureeing/mashing the food that my husband and I eat for dinner...for my son...instead of always making separate foods for him.
Tonight we had slow cooker chicken breast with broccoli, onion and pineapple. (Also added soy sauce and a tiny bit of bbq sauce...but it became very diluted after cooking for a few hours). I love the combination with the pineapple and was thinking I could just puree a bowl for my son. I'm unsure about mixing the pineapple. And if I do this, can I also freeze it with the pineapple?

Any thoughts?

[Katet]

At 1 yo I wouldn't even bother making it into a puree. I would take the foods out & dice up some of them fairly small (pea size)  & keep some of them whole (finger size) even if he doesn't have any teeth he will be able to chew them.
My DS1 was eating a lamb cutlet off the bone at 13mo  & I know my friend who did "baby led weaning" never pureed any food for her DS.

It is actually important for speech that children are chewing food & things like cooked meat is good for that.

[Buntybear]

You can mix any foods together!!

[Shiv52]

Yup anything goes.  One of my DD's dishes at 9 months was chicken and apricot! 

[C&B&E]

I'd just give it to him as it is!  Have a look at the BLW thread - lo's as young as 6 months are happy eating normal family meals as long as things are soft enough/the right size/no added salt  .  My dd's favourite meal is spaghetti bolognaise - served the same for her as for the rest of us - and she shovels it down!

Your dinner sounds lovely by the way