Re: Re: for EW in particular - fernickety eaters

[Guest guest]

Sounds like the story of my father-in-law and Church. He went to Church so much

as a boy the he got tired of it and wouldn't go as an adult. Only time I saw him

in Church was at my wedding.

ew

Re: for EW in particular - fernickety eaters

There's a little hope for my other half then.

I got him eating lentil dahl with onion and tons of garlic added and it's now

one of his favourites. However, the nearest he will come to my salads are

putting the washed-up plates away!

He says that as he's lived 34 years without vegetables, not eating them hasn't

done him any harm. I really despair at this remark.

My mother-in-law is an excellent cook, they grow all their own vegetables and

keep chickens... I have no idea what went wrong!

Charlotte

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[Guest guest]

Check with MIL and see what he ate as a kid and if there were any veggie recipes

that he liked.  Maybe she will have an idea.  No veggie lasagna?  No

spaghetti squash?  Will he ever eat sweet potato fries?  I like them with

honey mustard to dip in.

 

 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

To: sproutpeople

Sent: Sunday, May 20, 2012 10:33 AM

Subject: Re: Re: for EW in particular - fernickety eaters

 

Sounds like the story of my father-in-law and Church. He went to Church so much

as a boy the he got tired of it and wouldn't go as an adult. Only time I saw him

in Church was at my wedding.

ew

Re: for EW in particular - fernickety eaters

There's a little hope for my other half then.

I got him eating lentil dahl with onion and tons of garlic added and it's now

one of his favourites. However, the nearest he will come to my salads are

putting the washed-up plates away!

He says that as he's lived 34 years without vegetables, not eating them hasn't

done him any harm. I really despair at this remark.

My mother-in-law is an excellent cook, they grow all their own vegetables and

keep chickens... I have no idea what went wrong!

Charlotte

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