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How to Trick Kids Into Eating Vegetables

Learn from the sneaky chef how to get vegetables into your kids diet

Using some innovative vegetable purees hidden in your kids' favorite treats, Missy Chase Lapine shows you how to get your kids to eat healthily without fuss in THE SNEAKY CHEF.

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