
Another exception is if we are visiting someone and they make it. If I make it for the fam and I don’t feel like coking something else, I’ll eat it. I am the only person in the house that isn’t a big fan of spaghetti and pasta sauce. For the record, none of those kids would ever eat squash or navy beans or even sour cream! ( read) Just before we moved to LA, I made this for him and a three of his friends and they inhaled it. This one though has become our oldest little one’s favorite snack. There have been a lot of serious winners from his book in our house and a few not so well received dishes. All of them were simple and tasted great! Here are four of the recipes I made a while ago, but just posted.
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It’s a fun book full of sneaky ways to add vegetable purees into everyday recipes, focused on getting your kids to eat them but it works just as well with husband and yourself! I’m not big on a lot of the healthiest veggies so I love to add them in to recipes! I know they’re there and I’m getting the benefits of them without sitting down to a plate of spinach, you know? There are just a few I haven’t gotten to yet. I made a decent dent in it, more than half of the recipes, and I kept making recipes from it this year. In 2011 I set out to cook and bake my way through Deceptively Delicious. That means YOU, Talea! I am looking forward to tonight, but I’ll wait and show you all the silly fun tomorrow!! Happy New Years Eve!! Tonight we’ll celebrate with the littles early and call our parents and then we’ll celebrate at midnight and call a bunch of friends on the East coast at 3am. Whisk the pureed broccoli or spinach (I used spinach) and you’re ready for dredging! Each of those blocks I cut into 6 more pieces for a total of 24 pieces. I sliced the block in half widthwise first so it was half as thick as it was, and then in half lengthwise so I had four blocks.


To health up the breadcrumbs, mix them with the flax Parm and paprika. First dipped in vegged up egg and then in fibered up breadcrumbs. The process for these is, unsurprisingly, the same as for breading pretty much anything else. If you’re not, this is probably not a winner! I made these for a handful of tofu-friendly friends and everyone really liked them, my husband and littles? Notsomuch. This is one of those recipe you’ll likely enjoy of you’re down with tofu. I brought it with me to LA though, and I’m still working through it! I did manage to cover a lot of the book, but I didn’t do every recipe. A couple of years ago, I set out to cook and bake my way through Jessica Seinfield’s book, Deceptively Delicious.
