feedback for "Five Minute Time Out: Jessica Seinfeld"
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"Shepherd" seinfeld?
is that the dog?
i hope it's the dog.
posted by : crabmommy on 10/12/2007 at 1:39 PM Flag For Abuse
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I have this book and love, love, love it - the recipes are all gorgeously photographed, it's lovely pink, the spiral-bound format is great, and everything sounds soooo good. Though, honestly, I'm scared to start pureeing and so haven't tried any recipes quite yet. I just keep flipping through it and bookmarking stuff. I want to sneak cauliflower into my husband.
posted by : superblondgirl on 10/12/2007 at 2:52 PM Flag For Abuse
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are the sales from the book donated to charity? i would hope so...
posted by : chisbaby on 10/12/2007 at 4:22 PM Flag For Abuse
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I was thinking the same thing in hoping the book is a charitable venture but I've seen/heard nothing and there's been a lot of press and opportunity to mention that... so sadly, I'm guessing no.
I think I'll try another of the many "hide veggies in your kids' meals" books to support a struggling author.
posted by : catem on 10/13/2007 at 12:56 AM Flag For Abuse
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Seinfeld says of her own childhood, "It was so much a part of our routine, my sisters and I never even
thought about the fact that we were eating vegetables or fruit. It was
just food. That's what I hope to pass onto my kids." How can she possibly pass this on to her kids if she's teaching them that vegetables are so horrible that they need to be sneaked into food, rather than enjoyed on the plate in the form they're meant to be eaten? Trust me, I know how hard it is to get young kids to eat vegetables, but this just seems like the wrong approach to me.
posted by : KeriF on 10/18/2007 at 8:46 AM Flag For Abuse
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Seinfeld says of her own childhood, "It was so much a part of our routine, my sisters and I never even
thought about the fact that we were eating vegetables or fruit. It was
just food. That's what I hope to pass onto my kids." How can she possibly pass this on to her kids if she's teaching them that vegetables are so horrible that they need to be sneaked into food, rather than enjoyed on the plate in the form they're meant to be eaten? Trust me, I know how hard it is to get young kids to eat vegetables (I cook for 7 kids in the communal household I share with my sister), but this just seems like the wrong approach to me.
Keri
www.whoelsewantstoliveinmyhouse.com
posted by : KeriF on 10/18/2007 at 8:48 AM Flag For Abuse
