Cookbook giveaway - Dinner Solved

September 9, 2015·Darcie

Katie Workman, author of The Mom 100 Cookbook, now turns her attention to the biggest problem that every family cook faces: how to make everyone at the table happy without turning into a short-order cook. In Dinner Solved! Katie expands on one of the most popular features of the first cookbook, her ingenious "Fork in the Road" recipe solution, which makes it so easy to turn one dish into two or more. You can learn more about the cookbook in our author Q&A with Katie.

We're delighted to offer five copies of Dinner Solved! to EYB Members in the US and Canada only. One of the entry options is to answer the following question in the comments to this blog post:

What food would you most like your picky eater(s) to try?

Please note that you must be signed into the Rafflecopter contest before posting the comment or your entry won't be counted. Entries from non-Members or from Members outside the US and Canada will be discarded. If you are not already a Member, you can join at no cost. The contest ends October 7, 2015.

41 comments

sarahcooksSeptember 9, 2015

Food mixed together - stew, soup, casserole, curry, you name it. I just want them to eat something besides plain plain food because I hate plain food!

rchesserSeptember 9, 2015

Fish, they won't touch it if they know I'm making it!

ravensfanSeptember 10, 2015

I would like them to try vegetables prepared in any way.

SixinchheelSeptember 9, 2015

Something that my picky eaters will be guaranteed to tuck into is pasta bake. Add cheese on anything and bake it, who wouldn't?

NormalinaSeptember 10, 2015

I wished they liked spinach and kale

jlemoineSeptember 9, 2015

Seafood/fish. The kids are convinced they hate it even though they refuse to try. Hubby won't admit he likes it but seems to scarf down with delight every time I make.

LarkspurSeptember 9, 2015

I would like them to try different kinds of soups

SiegalSeptember 10, 2015

I wish my kid would eat a veggie any veggie!

adelinaSeptember 10, 2015

Vegetables or beans

laurieskSeptember 9, 2015

I would like my picky eaters to enjoy more vegetarian entrees.

bchingSeptember 10, 2015

Ham. I think it improves the flavor of many bland foods and my daughter won't eat it.

pgarciaSeptember 10, 2015

Okra!

pandapotamusSeptember 12, 2015

spinach!

MimmiSeptember 11, 2015

Sweet potatoes!

sarahawkerSeptember 10, 2015

I wish he would try ANY fresh vegetable without complaint. At this point I don't care which, I would fix it every day. But I do make a lot of cauliflower and that would be helpful....

hrhacissejSeptember 11, 2015

kale

gourmet.joSeptember 11, 2015

Homemade, healthy soup!

sgumpSeptember 13, 2015

I'm always flummoxed when I prepare a menu for a gathering, only to learn (usually at the last minute) that one of the diners has "gone off carbs" (thus rendering the pasta or the pizza or the bread or the rice or the potatoes or the souffle or the dessert or whatever something this now-picky eater won't eat). I understand medical conditions, of course, but not even *tasting* something that the host has prepared always seems a bit rude to me (when it's solely about preferences, not about dietary restrictions).

matagSeptember 18, 2015

Protien

wjsisungSeptember 18, 2015

Fish

lindaeatsherbooksSeptember 13, 2015

My picky eater needs to learn how to like mushrooms.

elizaSeptember 18, 2015

Salmon

AGENT99September 19, 2015

kale

bdmltmSeptember 25, 2015

I'd say casseroles, too.

nancyjnowSeptember 20, 2015

I wish my picky eaters would eat casseroles. With cheese. Delicious, delicious cheese.

rivergaitSeptember 20, 2015

"Salad", which seems to include most greens...spinach, kale, bok choy, but especially anything leafy green and raw.

reno2014September 19, 2015

I don't have kids, but a boyfriend. I really wish he would eat more vegetables and fruits than he does. Man can not live on hamburger and pizza alone!!!!!

HeatherLynnSeptember 18, 2015

I would love for my picky eaters to try more veggies. They only eat corn on the cob and green beans. And that is if I tell them they have to eat them.

tjnelson1hotmailSeptember 26, 2015

Greens!

TwistieSeptember 30, 2015

I wish my picky husband would eat an animal other than: cows, pigs, chickens, and turkeys. I miss lamb and seafood so darn much!

But really, I wish he would stop responding to any mention of a food he hasn't eaten before with a harrumph of 'I hate that.'

sallyc06September 30, 2015

Vegetables, my husband won't eat them.

lhudsonSeptember 30, 2015

My 30 year old son still does not like mushrooms, wish he would get on board with the rest of the family.

GussiecatSeptember 27, 2015

Anything in the vegetable family!

gourmet.joOctober 2, 2015

homemade soup!

southerncookerOctober 4, 2015

I wish my picky husband would try more new foods.

Anne R.September 30, 2015

Brussels Sprouts!

lisachileSeptember 30, 2015

Greens

zubs1990October 3, 2015

I'd like my picky eaters to eat more greens, soups and beans.

auntietinaOctober 4, 2015

My pickiest eater is my Dad: he's living with us again after having some medical issues. I would love for him to eat anything OTHER than meat and potatoes.
(Although I will admit here that the mashed potatoes he loves so much are actually half pureed cauliflower. I checked with his doctor and it turns out his vehement claims that he can't eat it were pure fiction. Score one for the sneaky kid!)

ballenOctober 7, 2015

A wider variety of greens and vegetables -- beyond the old mainstream standards.

bfg67October 5, 2015

more spicy stuff