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21. Ed was not being serious, as is noted by his use of emoticon..... 22. I wrote a huge summary post on this issue on my own blog, with links to as many relevant articles as I could, along with a synopsis of what is going on, quotes from those on center stage of the affair, analysis of what plagiarism is why Seinfeld hasn't committed it, discussion of copyright law in regards to recipes, and how copyright infringement may have happened, but will bloody hard to prove. 23. I am a mom of 3 boys. First, let me touch on the book issue. Personally, and unfortunately, I do believe celebrity status will get you many things in life more than a non-celebrity. 24. what's important is your kid's nutrition, if for the first few years of their lives you have to sneak things to them, then so be it. however, after a while you have to start introducing them to healthy eating habits, slowly if necessary. i don't see anything wrong with parents who sneak vegetables to their kids; they are a lot better than parents who consistently feed their kids fast food. 25. Best tack I've found is to blend the veggies into sauces until the kids are 4-5 years old, then go to the tried-and-true dessert denial unless they try at least three legitimate bites of vegetables. I read somewhere that it takes between seven and ten tries before children (or any non-veggie eater) will willingly eat vegetables. 26. Hello, If anyone had Marlene Sorosky's Desert cookbook, they'll find the recipe for chocolate cake with BEETS. So Sorry, Jessica, you didn't come up with this idea!!!!!! 27. at least this has opened up a discussion on feeding children healthy food to counteract all the junk food peddling we see everyday. I bought Deceptively Delicious, and made one of the recipes for my daughter's preschool class (it was a crumb-cake fruit bar with spinach) and they LOVED it - the kids were begging for more. In addition to spinach, it had whole grains and all-fruit rather than jelly. Hardly "junk food" as one poster called it. Also, in the first chapter or two, she advices parents to serve the veggies in their whole form also - the purees "warm up" the palate for the taste of the new veggies, so that when the child tastes it in its whole form, they are more likely to enjoy it. Since trying some of these recipes, I have noticed my daughter eating veggies she hadn't liked since she was 6 months old. As for the copycat conspiracy, that's as old as the publishing business. 28. Ms. Seinfeld has a NEW book out; it’s called, “The Joy of Cooking with Cinnimon.” Early readings show that the recipes are similar to well-known cookbook, “The Joy of Cooking,” except that cinnimon has been added to every recipe. Jerry Seinfeld has already scheduled for Letterman next week. |
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