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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kids are teens and would not eat a mushroom/vegetable casserole. Or any casserole.  I can't believe your friend served that and was mad that the kids didn't want to eat it. Of course the kids didn't want to eat it!  [/quote]
Then the issue is with your teens, not the friend who served it. It's not like that is a different "ethnic" food with "weird" spices.

My teens would eat some of that casserole because we taught them to eat a variety of foods from early on and that you eat what you are served.

Barring any SN and spicy food, kids should eat a bit of what they are served. I don't like certain foods, either, but I will certainly eat a bit of something at a dinner, and so will my kids.[/quote]

In that case, my kids would eat salad.  They would take a small bit and have a tiny bite to be polite but I honestly don't even know people who eat casseroles. It is a style of cooking that was in vogue in the 60s with a bunch of cream of mushroom soup cans of stuff.

I like casseroles but I would say that they actually are weird now.  Sort of like how tomato aspic was ubiquitous and now it is a novelty.  [/quote]

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