Put the servings into a food processor until desired consistency. Serve one to two tablespoons and freeze the leftover. You can follow the same process for most foods. Either put them in a food processor, or mash them with a fork. Babies will enjoy the new foods eventually.
Transition takes time.
Finger foods are also a very important developmental and nutritional food source. Cottage cheese, shredded cheese, graham crackers, whole wheat toast pieces, or arrowroot cookies are all good examples of beginning finger foods for babies. Do not be afraid to put the food directly on the tray to allow exploration of the food, even the messy ones. An infant is preparing to eat table food. The transition from pureed baby food to homemade baby food is gradual but can be accomplished easily with patience and consistency.