Dear DH
Bryan,
Thank you so much for giving me "Deceptively Delicious" for Christmas. I wanted to try it and, so far, I really like it. However, the point of the book is to sneak more vegetables into our everyday foods. This objective *may* be jeapordized if you insist on analyzing the flavor of every single dish. Did you notice how Zachary stopped eating his taco tonight after you said, "Does this have carrot in it?" Yes, I know that Zach actually loves vegetables, especially carrots, but he probably doesn't think that carrot puree belongs in tacos.
If you really want to know what is in every dish, read the recipe before dinner, or spell the key words in your questions to me, as Zachary is still only able to spell his name, c-a-t, h-a-t, and m-o-m.
Thank you.
Thank you so much for giving me "Deceptively Delicious" for Christmas. I wanted to try it and, so far, I really like it. However, the point of the book is to sneak more vegetables into our everyday foods. This objective *may* be jeapordized if you insist on analyzing the flavor of every single dish. Did you notice how Zachary stopped eating his taco tonight after you said, "Does this have carrot in it?" Yes, I know that Zach actually loves vegetables, especially carrots, but he probably doesn't think that carrot puree belongs in tacos.
If you really want to know what is in every dish, read the recipe before dinner, or spell the key words in your questions to me, as Zachary is still only able to spell his name, c-a-t, h-a-t, and m-o-m.
Thank you.