Recipes that "hide" broccoli?

[Anonymous]

I have a couple bunches of broccoli that I'd like to serve but my kids don't like it plain. Does anyone have a good broccoli casserole or other type of dish that "hides" the vegetable? For instance, I can get them to eat carrots, green beans, and peas if I "hide" it in shepherd's pie.

[Anonymous]

Cream of broccoli soup? It doesn't exactly hide it but if you buzz it in the blender, it's just green soup.

[Anonymous]

chop it up into fairly small bits, combine with sliced potatos, and cover with melted cheese.

[Anonymous]

i agree, the melted cheese usually helps our little one to eat it

[Anonymous]

meat/turkey loaf.

[Anonymous]

I make broccoli and cheese soup for my toddler and he loves it. Just chop broccoli and cook with chicken stock, diced potatoes and a crushed clove of garlic. Sometimes I add the white part of a leek too. Whiz the soup in a blender then reheat and stir in shredded cheese until it melts.

[Anonymous]

Pesto? It's green.

[Anonymous]

I've never heard of pesto with broccoli in it.

[Anonymous]

I guess if you think of pesto as ground up green stuff, you could call broccoli cheese soup a cheese broccoli pesto.

Semantics.

It's like "watermelon ceviche"

[Anonymous]

Quiche? With eggs and cheese, you barely taste the broccoli.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I make broccoli and cheese soup for my toddler and he loves it. Just chop broccoli and cook with chicken stock, diced potatoes and a crushed clove of garlic. Sometimes I add the white part of a leek too. Whiz the soup in a blender then reheat and stir in shredded cheese until it melts.

same here my kids love broccoli soup with crusty bread to dip into