Resolution to eat more veggies? Then this book might be for you. Despite the amount of prep work needed to create many of these recipes, the advice to get your kids or a veggie-phobic adult to eat more greens, it's in here. Covers main dishes to desserts.

How can a parent ensure that his or her kids are getting the proper nutrition and avoiding bad eating habits when kids refuse to eat vegetables and the convenience of trashy fast foods is just too tempting?

Deceptively Delicious is a cookbook filled with traditional recipes that kids love, except they're stealthily packed with healthy vegetables. Will your daughter only eat macaroni and cheese? Add some pureed cauliflower to the sauce!

The book is due out in October 2007.

Great book to add to your collection of cookbooks. I've tried some of the recipes and they are good and nutiritious. It has some creative ideas on how to sneak vegetables into everything you cook.

I've used this book religiously because my daughter does not like to eat vegetables. What she doesn't see won't hurt her. You puree the vegetables in separate bags and freeze them. Then use it to incorporate them into the recipe. The recipes are delicious! Our favorite is the mac and cheese (there's cauliflower in there). They will never suspect it.

OH, HOW i adore this cookbook. it is beautifully done, organized, and features photos that make my mouth water while looking at them.

i am not too fond of the cover of this book, however, as it does no justice whatsoever to what you'll find inside - so if you see this on the shelves..OPEN it.. you will see its glory!

fabulous. a must-have for every mom. it offers well-conceived creative ways to incorporate healthy ingredients into recipes. they'll never know ;)

[i may add - while these recipes are geared towards being kid-friendly.. they are still sophisticated and lovely for any palate. i am giving a copy to a friend who cannot get her husband to eat vegetables.. ha!] (via deceptivelydelicious.com)