I mentioned in a recent post that my family has been enjoying
cruciferous veggies lately. They are packed with nutrients, help prevent cancer and are actually pretty tasty. They are pretty much wonder-veggies! How can you get your kiddos to enjoy these nutritious veggies? First, have them help you cook them! It seems Luke is always super-excited to try something that he helped to cook.
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Here, Luke enjoys preparing the brussels sprouts, pear and shallot medley. He drizzles some olive oil. |
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Sprinkling some spices on top before roasting them in the oven. |
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Operating the pepper mill. |
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The delicious and nutritious result |
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We also combined some broccoli and butternut squash with some other veggies into a delicious frittata. |
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Luke shows off his belly. He cleaned his plate! |
I will include a few of the recipes we have enjoyed lately below. I have taken photos of the recipes with my phone from the recipe books and included them below. Do you have a delicious recipe that includes cruciferous veggies? I would love to receive a copy!
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from my "Power Foods" cookbook |
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another delicious recipe from my "Power Foods" cookbook |
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This delicious recipe is from Heidi Swanson's Cookbook, "Super Natural Every Day: Well-loved Recipes from My Natural Foods Kitchen." We have loved every recipe we have tried in this cookbook. Abbey's favorite is the wild-rice casserole, which she devoured! |
Just in case you are interested in either of these cookbooks, here are the links to purchase them on Amazon:
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