It was never the vegetable.
It was the method.
Ten vegetables you were taught to hate — and, for each one, the single method that beats the rest. No coercion, no hiding greens in brownies — just the honest fix, so everyone round the table ends the meal having eaten them.
The Fussy Eater Fix is a short, straight-talking ebook for parents, partners, and anyone who has a "vegetable person" in their life and a dinner table that's become a negotiation. Each chapter takes one hated vegetable, shows you exactly why it went wrong on your plate, and hands you the best method — the one that wins once you weigh every way to cook it.
What's inside
This first edition covers the ten vegetables with the strongest, most reliable redemption — the classics that almost everyone has been served badly. Each gets a full chapter: how you remember it, what actually went wrong, the fix that works, what to do when it still goes wrong, and how to win over a fussy eater.
Every chapter ends with a simple, tested recipe — the winning method, done properly — plus a practical tips section for the picky child in your house.
Why this one is different
- It's honest. It tells you which fixes genuinely work and where the real limits are. No shame, no "just hide it."
- It's about the method, not the vegetable. Boiling was the problem. The fix is a change of technique, not a change of palate.
- It's short and usable. A chapter a night, a reliable recipe at the end, a dinner-table truce by Thursday.
- It's written for real UK kitchens — with UK seasonality, real pans, and no impossible ingredients.
Ready by 1 October 2026. When it's ready, it's yours — delivered straight to your inbox.
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