I found this recipe in Book of Soups by the Culinary Institute of America. The author’s note caught my attention: “this silky-smooth cream soup derives its thickness and most of its texture from potatoes rather than roux. The sweetness of the leeks and red peppers make a wonderful combination”. Sound so yummy! I was eager to give it a try.

And…M loves it and DD loves it! That should be enough! The following recipe is based on the original one from Book of Soups.

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Get Children eat vegetables: Creamy potato soup with roasted red pepper and leek, How to get children eat vegetables? | August 11, 2010 7:20 pm | Comments (1)

People say that “good broth will resurrect the dead,” and that “broth to a cook is voice to a singer”. And the best broth is home-made. I love to make my own chicken broth, because I could be fully in charge of what was in it. With broth homemade, I could totally avoid MSGs, add the right amount of salt and other seasonings and trim out most of the fat.

But sometimes I don’t mind to use a little bit canned broth just to add more flavors, like this recipe. The success of this velvety soup relies on a rich broth made by simmering a full-flavored stewing hen in chicken broth. The result is known as double broth. [......]

Cream of chicken soup with home-made chicken broth, Get children eat vegetables, Get Children eat vegetables: Cream of chicken soup with home-made chicken broth | April 15, 2010 8:39 pm | Comments (0)

The Vietnamese noodle soup with fresh ginger and vegetables is a tasty chicken broth served with homemade pork meat balls, vegetables and rice noodle. It offers comfort, balance, a thousand flavors in a single bowl! [......]

Get children eat vegetables: Vietnamese noodle soup with fresh ginger and vegetables, How to get children eat vegetables? (Recipe 6) | February 12, 2010 7:21 pm | Comments (0)

Spinach casserole with bacon and fresh shiitake mushrooms is DD’s favorite recipe. It is is flavorful to her taste bud, friendly to new teeth, nutritious to her health, and fairy easy to cook. [......]

Get children eat vegetables: Spinach casserole with bacon and fresh shiitake mushrooms, How to get children eat vegetables? (Recipe 5) | December 30, 2009 12:55 pm | Comments (1)

Tender and juicy green beans simmered in rich chicken broth are one of DD’s favorite vegetables. [......]

Get children eat vegetables: Almond chicken with green beans, How to get children eat vegetables? (Recipe 4) | December 10, 2009 5:38 pm | Comments (0)

Today’s recipe is chicken pot pie with fresh vegetables, good for children of 12 months and above. [......]

Get children eat vegetables: Chicken pot pie with fresh vegetables, How to get children eat vegetables? (Recipe 3) | November 9, 2009 10:55 am | Comments (0)

This recipe is as simple as 1, 2, and 3 (actually there are only two steps to make it). But to a 7-month-old baby, it was a perfect start of “big people’s foods”. Since then, DD enjoys the plain flavor and creamy texture of steamed rice.
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Get children eat vegetables: Green peas & rice mix, How to get children eat vegetables? (Recipe 2) | October 28, 2009 12:25 pm | Comments (0)

Carrots & sweet potato mix was one of the first solid foods I introduced to DD. It gave her a totally different taste and brand new experience from the breast milk. She enjoyed its taste and texture. Until this day carrot is still one of her favorite vegetables.
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Get children eat vegetables: carrot & sweet potato mix, How to get children eat vegetables? (Recipe 1) | September 30, 2009 12:17 pm | Comments (2)

How to get children eat vegetables is virtually an all-too-common challenge to every parent. These are the three tips I used to train DD to eat vegetables. [......]

How to get children eat vegetables? | September 22, 2009 11:21 am | Comments (0)