Anonymous
Post 03/28/2012 21:45     Subject: Sneaking puréed veggies into foods...

Is sneaking this stuff into foods making any consequential difference? It's probably more effective to go the opposite direction to make something less appealing become more so - e.g. adding cheese to some veggies, maybe oven roasting green beans, asparagus, etc.
Anonymous
Post 03/28/2012 21:25     Subject: Re:Sneaking puréed veggies into foods...

Yup. It does change the taste. However, if you make sauces a certain way, your DC will be used to how it tastes. I also think roasted veggies have a deeper flavor. Maybe try roasting them first.

Also, I do a thin veneer of pureed squash in my cheese quesadillas. Too much and it does taste off.
Anonymous
Post 03/28/2012 20:36     Subject: Sneaking puréed veggies into foods...

Am starting to experiment with doing this and have noticed that it takes only a very little bit of the veggies before the food starts tasting very obviously like the veggie. For example, if I put squash or broccoli into marinara sauce, I'm surprised by how little squash I add before the taste of squash becomes (at least to me) very obvious. Has anyone else found this or am I doing something wrong?