"David won't eat vegetables at all"."Cheryl wants pasta for dinner every night for a week -- and then she won't eat it again for months".Parents like a variety of exotic foods and kids -- well, kids won't eat what they don't like. Rather than subject your own tastebuds to a flavorless future so that your children will eat, here's a book to save your meals.One Family, One Meal is a unique approach to preparing quick, healthful, seasonal meals. Since all family members seldom share the same taste preferences and nutritional needs, it can be difficult to devise one meal that everyone at the table enjoys. Instead of a separate meal to please each family member, this book provides a much easier solution. Using the same basic ingredients, the recipes feature a two-tier approach: Each meal includes an entree accompanied by a side dish; both can be seasoned plainly for the finicky kids and with more sophisticated flavors for the adults.The tasty menus meet the dietary goals established by the National Academy of Sciences and take less than thirty minutes to prepare. Author Kristene Fortier presents recipes calling for easy-to-find seasonal ingredients, preparation instructions that include child-friendly variations, and cooking methods that minimize clean-up time.Written in a conversational yet informative style, One Family, One Meal is sure to appeal to busy parents with choosy children and to provide a practical guide for happy, healthy family meals.