FussyFix is a vegetable-redemption publication. It exists because most people who think they hate a vegetable have only ever had it boiled.
Boiling is not the only way to cook a vegetable. It is not even a good way. But it is the way most of us first encountered broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, sprouts, and every other vegetable that arrived on a school dinner plate as a grey-green obligation.
FussyFix replaces the childhood failure mode with a method that works. Eight methods — gentle-heat, char, roast, blister, crisp, pickle, raw-thin, slow-braise — each matched to the vegetables that respond to them. Appliance-agnostic. All ages. No guilt, no mocking.
FussyFix is run by Sinclair McLay, based in Kirriemuir, Scotland. It is part of the AI Scotland Productions portfolio.