Sneaky Veggies: How to Get Vegetables Under the Radar & Into Your Family

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Product Description

Everyone knows kids resist eating their veggies—but with these delicious recipes, six-year-olds will clamor for carrots and cauliflower. Teenagers will demand your tasty snacks. Fat-addicted adults will insist on your life-extending dishes. The secret? Dishes that feature popular seasonings, along with presentations that hide unpopular foods.

Start with snacks and desserts, then move to sandwiches and pizza, and soon your family will be eating an entire healthy meal!

Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars

Makes Fast Food Look Slow... July 18, 2006
22 out of 22 found this review helpful

Wow, what a fun, fascinating, fact filled font of easy ways to fill your family with easy to make and, dare I say, "healthy" foods. Chris Fisk has a knack with nouishing snacks and meals, and her breezy writing style leaves the reader confident in their ability to re-create her conconctions. I have already tried and tasted some of these recipies, I keep a ziplock bag of veggie detritus in my freezer which I periodically turn into organic vegetable stock, sooooo many other easy tips and hints which will CHANGE YOUR LIFE. I mean it. This book is a must-have, not only for the purpose of getting more veggies into your cooking, but for general healthy, inexpensive and easy ways to relate to food and cooking. Transform your Life. Begin here.

5 out of 5 stars

I'm Gobbling Up This Cookbook September 23, 2006
16 out of 16 found this review helpful

Whoever thought it could be fun simply to browse through a cookbook? Well, apparently it can. This cookbook is purportedly designed to allow the adult cooks of the family to slip veggies 'under the radar' into their veggie-resistant family. But I think that if the veggie-resistant eaters take a look at this book they'll be asking "Oh, try this one out! This one looks good!" I'm pretty much a take-or-leave it person when it comes to a lot of vegetables, but as I run through this kooky cookbook I'm folding down page after page for recipes I want to try out. Tasty fun!

5 out of 5 stars

I don't cook and I loved this book! September 28, 2006
12 out of 12 found this review helpful

The recipes are really short and don't require a lot of ingredients! The instructions are simple; even I can follow them :-) Not to mention that I appreciate the sense of humor that is peppered throughout (pun intended). I'm buying copies for my friends, who like me, appreciate simple, yummy recipes.

1 out of 5 stars

Didn't Help September 17, 2006
11 out of 56 found this review helpful

Having recently been diagnosed Diabetic (and having to join a weight loss group, and not particularly crazy about vegetables), I thought this would be a great start to changing some of my eating habits. Only problem is, both my Diabetic Dietian and Weight Loss Group require me to "count" carbs; calories; fat; protein and fiber of each meal. In this day and age where Nutritional Values have become so important, I was really surprised that there are none for any recipes. Since I can't see "dissecting" every ingredient in each recipe to come up with total nutritional values, I'll be giving this book away -- it's of no use to me.

5 out of 5 stars

My finicky 12-year-old loves these recipes! February 9, 2007
11 out of 11 found this review helpful

When I brought home this book, my daughter browsed through it. She is not a veggie fan, but knows she needs to eat more of them. She dog-earred some pages and we've been making the recipes. She's eaten them all and loves most of them, especially the polka dot burgers, which we made with turkey. I love reading this book! The recipe titles are hilarious and the initial pages are fun to read and filled with practical advice. I've already given 3 to my friends with finicky eaters and I've got a few copies stashed away to give as baby shower gifts. I highly recommend this book! It's a kick and a painless way to get veggies into you and your family.

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