Welcome to this week’s casual kōrero thread!
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So how’s it going?
Are you sure they actually just like cheese sauce, which happens to come with broccoli?
My eldest used to like broccoli, but now doesn’t. We don’t eat it with cheese sauce though!
Most of the time we don’t have cheese sauce. Typically only when we have a roast, though occasionally at other times.
All the kids eat it covered in cheese sauce, but one loves broccoli regardless. They have been eating it since their first bites, where as the others have other preferences. The youngest loves bananas, and the middle child likes almost everything but never if it’s actually what’s for tea. Like hates weetbix for breakfast, but scoffs it down after school. Wants sausages for tea but then won’t even try them when it’s served. Fun times 😆
Good food is wasted on kids honestly, they always want the most basic tasting food. My favourite way for broccoli is to toss it in oil, salt, garlic powder and pepper then roast in a really hot oven or bbq so it gets a bit charred all over. Gets a really nice nutty flavour to it.
Currently the youngest just wants whatever we’re eating. Sometimes she doesn’t even know what it is and immediately wants it when she sees us eating it 😂
Oh I love roasted broccoli!
We just cook what we want, but serve the parts separately. So with say korma or butter chicken then the rice is separate and the kids can just eat rice if they want. With stir-fried noodles, serve some of the noodles and veggies separate so they can pick the bits they want to try. Burgers and tortillas work well too, as they just put on what they want.
Over time the kids have come to enjoy most of our regulars, but again, never all the kids for any particular food 😆