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Veggie recipes

[(Anonymous)]

How do you guys cook your veggies or what are your go-to recipes that incorporate lots of vegetables? I'm trying to eat healthier and I know I need to eat more vegetables, but I can't stand most of them. I like celery, carrots, potatoes, broccoli, and peas, but that's it. I've tried roasting other types of vegetables since roasting seems to be a great method for making vegetables taste good, but I could hardly eat them because they still tasted gross to me.

Re: Veggie recipes

[(Anonymous)]

Most all the veggies you listed are good in soups. Minus the potatoes they're good in stir fries. Celery, carrots, and broccoli can all be eaten raw with hummus or other dips. Broccoli is awesome roasted in a really hot oven until lightly charred in places. Idk, a lot of recipes I really love seem like they'd be lackluster without alliums (onions, garlic, leeks, etc.)

Re: Veggie recipes

[(Anonymous)]

Smoothies. Mix all the veggies plus fruit for flavor as well as ginger, almonds, and protein mix.

Re: Veggie recipes

[(Anonymous)]

Stir fries are good for this, and broccoli, carrots and celery would work. Sugar snap peas, snow peas, red bell peppers are also good. Napa cabbage is a nice addition and lots of people like it because it doesn't have a strong flavor. I like sauteeing spinach in some olive oil with minced garlic, salt and pepper. Brussel sprouts are good roasted, but they're a very divisive vegetable.

Nutritionally speaking, potatoes don't count as a vegetable, they're a starch. Ditto corn.

I personally loathe the idea of a green shake, but lots of people like it because they can drink their veggies (usually spinach or kale) and mix it with stuff like peanut butter and banana. Google some recipes and see if that appeals to you.

Re: Veggie recipes

[(Anonymous)]

Soups and stews? Or is it the cooking that makes the veggies unpalatable? Are you opposed to adding veggies to meat stews?

You can also add them into omelettes (onions, spinach, red or green peppers, or some combo of these). You can steam broccoli, asparagus, green beans or brussels sprouts and eat them with a small bit of butter. Though if you don't find most veggies taste good, then idk...