What are your kid friendly vegetable recipes?

May 17th, 2012

Question by not say’n: What are your kid friendly vegetable recipes?
I’m looking for ways to make veggies more interesting.

Best answer:

Answer by Cat
I sneak veggies into foods they like. Here are some examples:

- I make corn muffins with veggies in them (add finely diced broccoli and tomato to the mix).
- I add shredded carrots to chili.
- I add spinach to spaghetti sauce.
- I add peas to tuna casserole.

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What are some good RAW vegetable recipes/smoothies?

May 16th, 2012

Question by kazu: What are some good RAW vegetable recipes/smoothies?
I am going to start eating a lot of raw veggies to loose wieght and for my general health and to detoxify my body. If you know of any good tasting recipes please share them! Also if someone knows which vegetebles produce the most alkali metals, can you let me know?

Best answer:

Answer by Jen
ew a vegetable smoothie? lol well I dunno about that but I think the v8 fusion drinks are good. Theyre good if you dont like to eat vegetables and one glass contains a whole serving of fruit and a whole serving of vegetables. And it tastes fruity.

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