Not all of us were born with a deep and abiding love for all things green. Create a vegetable adoption strategy and overcome your fear of produce!
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nice! i was never a veggie fan growing up. HATED onions ('cept McDonalds onions) and mushrooms.
then i got a bunch of reptiles and started cutting up squash, zucchini and collard greens all the time for them, and eventually for my dogs. so, i started snacking on that stuff while i prep'd food for them.
THEN, i decided to cook the hell out of asparagus and mushrooms in a pan in olive oil, soy sauce, butter and garlic powder. LOVED IT!
now i eat mushrooms raw.
Posted by: ninbroken52 | January 15, 2009 at 08:03 AM
Awesome! Love the blog & this post...I am trying to turn my "black thumb" onto a "green thumb," and I think some of your tips will really help. Looking forward to reading more.
Posted by: Lauren | January 15, 2009 at 09:39 AM
My former vegetables were potato chips and cheese doodles, now I love most vegetables. Sorry to say it took getting breast cancer and a lot of years to realize that vegetables are a part of good health.
Posted by: Jerilee Wei | January 15, 2009 at 02:54 PM