Sunday, July 13, 2008

Cookbook Giveaway

A while back, I reviewed this cookbook and realize it's just been gathering dust on my shelf. I don't have the time to create purees, and I prefer my kids just enjoy vegetables looking like vegetables.

That doesn't mean somebody else wouldn't use and love it! So, I decided to give it away! I have an almost-new copy of Jessica Seinfeld's cookbook, Deceptively Delicious to give away to one of my readers!

Leave a comment to this post by next Sunday and tell me about your favorite vegetable! (At the moment, mine is grilled asparagus. Yum! N loves it as much as I do, while C won't touch it.)

I'll randomly choose a comment and send the book on its way to you! That's all there is to it!

ETA: Kelly was the winner of this giveaway! Comments on this post are now closed!

7 comments:

  1. I have read so much about this book and would love to try the recipes in it on my picky 4 year old and 2 year old! :) My favorie veggie right now is corn on the cob! Thank you for the giveaway!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Anonymous8:56 PM

    I just followed you over from WantNot. And, just in time, I see. :-) I, unfortunately, have Prince and Princess Picky in my house. We've been joking about liquifying beans to hide in our daughter's juice.

    My favorite vegetable at the moment - cucumbers. My dad just brought a batch from his garden. Yum.

    Thanks for the book offer!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Oh fun! A giveaway :o)

    Currently, we are all loving yellow squash cooked in a little butter and garlic and lightly salted. Yummy! Oh, and sweet corn from the farmer's market.

    On a side note, I read another book like this one (but it came out a few months before), called The Sneaky Chef, who also uses purees. This author said that if you do not have time to make the purees yourself, you can use Beechnut baby food instead. I believe she suggests that brand because its uses no fillers and other yuckies. Anyway, if you don't have time to make purees, you could use this idea instead and still get the benefit without the work of making it all yourself.

    Smiles,
    Lori

    ReplyDelete
  4. I have heard about this book and would just love to try out some of the recipes. I do have picky eaters at home and this would really help me out.

    Thanks for offering the contest!

    ReplyDelete
  5. I love broccoli - because my 3yo and 5yo will eat it by the pound - I have to fight them not to steal mine off my plate after they scarf theirs down LOL!

    Now, if only I could get the 9yo and 7yo to do this....

    Kelly

    ReplyDelete
  6. I'd love to win this. I own tons, and I do mean tons of cookbooks. This is not one I have. Here's a post I did on how many cookbooks I bought one weekend at garage sales http://audreysspot.blogspot.com/2008/06/weekend-find.html Ok...crossing my fingers that I win :)

    ReplyDelete
  7. Asparagus is yummy, Brocoli is too, but Lola's favorite is Spinach and not one of her family memebers shares the love of it oh pooh.


    Spinach Quiche, Spinach salad, Spinach Lasagne, Creamed Spinach...

    I have 3 cookbooks, Two slow-cooker and one Betty Crocker RedBook. This one just might help the darlings try something other than Carrots and Brocoli.

    ReplyDelete
Related Posts with Thumbnails
 

Design by Linda of Berries and Cream Blog Design