The Sneaky Chef: Simple Strategies for Hiding Healthy Foods in Kids' Favorite Meals

I have tried most of the recipes and most have worked well and been enjoyed by my family. The substitutions and additions used in this book can be used in your cooking across the board. I have taken many of her ideas and implemented them in my "regular" recipes. For example, add orange puree to jar marinara any time that you are using it. I add the purees to everything that I make to increase the vege content in much of what we eat (ie. green puree to hamburgers,etc.). My two year old will always eat this food and sometimes the whole veges that I serve along with it. My husband has not noticed the additions either! The purees are a lot of work, so double the recipes and freeze.

I bought this book because I was having a hard time getting my daughter to eat vegetables. This book offers tasty recipes to children's favorite foods.

I love this book! I prefer to take time about once a month and make a ton of purees to freeze. I have learned great recipes from this book as well as easy ways to sneak these purees into every meal I make! I highly recommend this book to any parent that wants to make sure their kids get all their daily nutrients.

I really like the concept of hiding the vegetables when we can't get the little ones to eat them. However, I was hoping for some extra toddler recipes besides the chicken nuggets, pasta, and macaroni and cheese route. I have been using the recipes for those dishes and it works great. But it makes me wish there was a wider variety of recipes that I can make and try to see if I can add to the menu of "will eat".

The Book is a great book for all those parents who want to see nutrition incorporated in family meals. But so far the first recipe tried was not accepted by my children they did not like the taste. We will forge on to try other recipes hopefully having success.