Photo: Julia Malinauskene Julia: - My children love soups. Just adore! How did it happen? Probably, because I often cook them and myself very much respect. Always prefer soup to the second, if there is such a choice. And children are our mirror, which reflects everything we do. Another question: how not to overdo it and not get tired of this dish? The only way out is to cook different, interesting, beautiful, cheerful soups!
Photo:Getty ImagesHow to get a child interested in soup: 1. Be sure to buy “magic” plates — with some kind of picture on the bottom. For example, we often save a dog (chicken, gnome, fairy...) from a “soup” flood. Sometimes for speed. The method is old, but effective. 2. The soup should be served in such a way that you want to eat it. Put some croutons on the table or cut a hot cheesecake, or maybe lay out the pies beautifully, offer to put sour cream on them themselves or chew on the feathers of green onions. It is unlikely that there will be such a stir over a piece of bread as over the last cabbage pie! I will add in a whisper: perhaps this will even save a not quite successful soup ... 3. We also remember how this or that soup appeared in our diet: we tried one in a cafe, we were treated to another at a party, the third was grandma's signature soup, the fourth was brought from dad's homeland... Soup with history is even tastier! Read also:
