
Stick to a better diet-even around your kids
Maintaining a healthy diet can be a challenge when you're a mom, especially when your kids are averse to any food that's green.

"The secret is being super-organized," says Jessica Seinfeld, wife of Jerry, working mother of three, and author of the new book Deceptively Delicious: Simple Secrets to Get Your Kids Eating Good Food. Two of the strategies she uses to work healthful foods into her- and her family's-life:
- Eat a quick breakfast every morning.
Most often, Seinfeld microwaves a bowl of oatmeal and tops it with fresh blueberries, so she knows she's starting off the day with something nutritionally sound. - Sneak in the nutrients.
She blends steamed vegetables (broccoli, peppers, carrots) in a food processor, then mixes them into kid-friendly dishes, so she can enjoy them too. Some favorites: pancakes with sweetpotato purée and mac and cheese made with reduced-fat cheddar and cauliflower purée. Good-for-you recipes kids and adults will love







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READER COMMENTS
Jessica Seinfeld recipes excited me at first. I bought the book and supplies as well as baked with my 2 1/2 yr. old son. The brownies and muffins were flavorless and tasted like diet dessert. i was quite unimpressed with her book!
— nicole
The Mac N Cheese recipe is great in this book, especially the version with cauliflower mixed in. The baked egg souffles are another favorite in my house!
— Megan