Guest guest Posted January 23, 2012 Report Posted January 23, 2012 A nurse at work is concerned that her 5 year old son won't eat vegetables and asked me for recommendations for recipe books so she might be able to " hide " vegetables in food. Off hand I couldn't think of one like that. Other than Ellyn Satter's books, what would you recommend for her? Thank you, Holly Moler-Krohne RD Quote
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2012 Report Posted January 24, 2012 To get more vegetables into my picky eaters, I use Veggie Smart Prego Spaghetti and Pizza sauces. Both of these contain 10 servings of vegetables per jar. We use a whole jar on each pizza. I usually cut the pizza into 6 pieces. So that is approximately 2 servings per slice of pizza. Katarina eats about 3 slices for a total of 6 vegetable servings. You can not tell the difference from the Heart Smart versions I used to buy. Also you can add ground vegetables to cakes in place of the oils. I can't remember seeing a cook book with ways to hide vegetables. Theresa Cornelius, MS, RD, LDN, CLT > > A nurse at work is concerned that her 5 year old son won't eat vegetables and asked me for recommendations for recipe books so she might be able to " hide " vegetables in food. Off hand I couldn't think of one like that. Other than Ellyn Satter's books, what would you recommend for her? > Thank you, > Holly Moler-Krohne RD > > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 27, 2012 Report Posted January 27, 2012 Thank you for all your helpful suggestions for the nurse whose child is not eating vegetables. I will share this with her. She said that her child seemed turned visually from many foods, just as some children are turned off by their texture. Thank you, Holly Moler-Krohne RD Quote
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