Cooking for a veggie hater

[Swivils]

I was wondering if anyone here knows any good recipes for people who don't like vegetables? I want to cook for my boyfriend, but he's a REALLY picky eater. I was thinking chili, but then again I don't want him to poison the air with the aftermath of said chili, lol.
On a more random note, I've discovered that ranch dressing with soy sauce is awesome to cook chicken in.  

[Hester Peche]

If you want him to eat vegtables, I suggest stirfry. That's how I get mine to eat them. The veggies taste like soy sauce and teriyaki so it's good.  

[Miscenco]

Stir fry's a good way.
Also, adding something called Pang-gisa spice mix is good - some Asian stores will stock it.  

[Azusanga]

Stirfry is always good.. what also works is a casserole or potpie if you're that talented. Yes, that sounds lame, but it gets my brother to eat string beans, and he usually will pick out every last strong bean or pea and then stare at them and not let anything touch them ._.  

[Seawicket]

♫cause i'd like to see you out in the moonlight
i'd like to kiss you way back in the sticks♫

Add veggies you almost like to dishes you already love.
Layer zucchini slices into lasagna.
Stir broccoli florets into macaroni and cheese.
Toss tomatoes into an omelet.
Slide peppers into a cheese quesadilla.

Try them in soup.
Embellish your favorite soups, fresh or canned, with added veggies.
Just add raw or frozen vegetables while you're heating or cooking the soup.

Sneak them into spaghetti.
Add finely chopped zucchini, mushroom, onions, eggplant, or yellow squash to spaghetti sauce.
The smaller you chop them, the less likely you are to notice they're there.

Pizza pizzazz.
Top your pizza with any combination: tomato, onion, bell pepper, mushroom, zucchini, and artichoke hearts.

Drink up.
Try V-8 or carrot juice.
Or blend some carrot juice with a fruit juice you enjoy,
such as orange or tangerine.

♫i'd like to walk you through a field of wildflowers
and i'd like to check you for ticks♫

 

[Princess Prentiss]

This trick works good with kids and boys of any age lol .Just add cut up veggies in your pasta dishes and they will end eating then.I like making a creamy pasta and chicken dish that has broccoli,cauliflower,carrotts ,
mushrooms and cheese .My 15 year old and 13 year old cousin both eat eat it even with all the veggies .  

[Ofelia1802]

a good way to do it and he'll never know hes even eating veggies and this is good with kids.

make pasta with meat balls and take the veggies and put them in a blender and then sumsh the contents in the blender in to the stuff for the meat balls

they will never know!

(my mom used this with my older brother when he was little)  

[On Your Six]

Swivils

I was wondering if anyone here knows any good recipes for people who don't like vegetables? I want to cook for my boyfriend, but he's a REALLY picky eater. I was thinking chili, but then again I don't want him to poison the air with the aftermath of said chili, lol.
On a more random note, I've discovered that ranch dressing with soy sauce is awesome to cook chicken in.

Aren't we talking "I don't like to eat raw/cooked vegetables like steamed broccoli" not liking vegetables, or "I don't like any vegetables. At all. Ever."

Because I know some good sauce mixes and curry recipes if you want to hide vegetables.  

[shall she sail seas]

Go for picadillo. I like to add eggplants to the mix although the dish traditionally doesn't have it.

Look on the internet for picadillo recipes.