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"One day last week I was shuffling boxes and cans around in our Mother Hubbard-esque cupboards trying to find something to give Emmett for lunch, when the nanny suggested lentils. I did have dried lentils in the cabinet (from what, I have no idea) but I had NO idea how to prepare them. I checked my back-to-basics cookbook, Martha Stewart&amp;#039;s Cooking School, which only had a recipe with 12 ingredients, one of which was fancy mushrooms. (So much for back-to-basics \u2026) So the nanny took charge and made the lentils herself. When they came home from their adventures that day, she reported, &amp;quot;He loved them. Ate them all up.&amp;quot; Great! Lentils are healthy! So the next day I made him lentils. I hadn&amp;#039;t watched what she had done that closely, but the end result looked pretty much the same. But at the end of that day: &amp;quot;He didn&amp;#039;t like the lentils. He said, &amp;#039;No! No! No!&amp;#039;&amp;quot; Fine. He doesn&amp;#039;t have to like lentils. But he has to like SOMETHING! On Monday night I gave him tiny cubes of prosciutto for dinner and he ate them by the fistful. The following day his lunch included leftover spaghetti squash, which I kind of thought he&amp;#039;d reject, and some more prosciutto cubes as a &amp;quot;safety.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Did he eat the squash?&amp;quot; I asked on Tuesday. &amp;quot;Yes,&amp;quot; she replied. &amp;quot;But he did NOT like that meat!&amp;quot; Seriously? I know people go through food phases, but can his palate really change from day to day? I&amp;#039;m baffled! Do your kids&amp;#039; food likes and dislikes change from day to day? PLEASE tell me this is just a (very short!) phase! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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