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Recipes for hiding veg? (aussie.zone)

submitted 10 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Been told I gotta eat better. Working on it, but still not at the point where I can eat a plate of veg. Any suggestions for "hiding" veg to get me some extra nutrients? I already chuck lentils in the bolognese and veggie rice in the mini quiches. Pretend your cooking for a fussy child. I'm expanding my pallet, but it takes time.

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 10 months ago

The vast majority of what I cook is "bunch of veggies and some meat, put together in a pot and served over rice or pasta".

A savory mince is a really good basic one. Onion, garlic, mince meat, and as many of whatever veggies you want. I usually do carrot, potato (both parboiled), and zucchini, but nearly anything can fit. Peas, beans, broccoli could all be good. Then add diced canned tomatoes, and add pepper & worcestershire sauce to taste. Serve over rice or on bread. Replace the mince with pre-cooked & diced sausages for a variant.

A stir fry is an especially healthy variant of this theme. My usual is onion, garlic, diced chicken breast (preferably marinated beforehand), broccoli, capsicum (I like to buy the "lighthouse" packages with one of each colour and throw all three in), carrot, broccoli, cashews. Sprinkle pepper and soy sauce to taste, and serve over rice.

When I do spag bol, I add grated carrot and zucchini.